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The crisis - it is their (16 photos)
In these countries there is hunger, unemployment, and an endless series of coups and military actions.
10. Ethiopia. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 700 $.
Ethiopia ranks 170 out of 177 poorest countries. Half of its GDP depends on agricultural activities. The agricultural sector suffers from frequent droughts. 47% of men and 31% of women are literate. High risk of diseases such as hepatitis A, hepatitis E, typhoid fever, malaria, rabies, meningococcal meningitis.
9. Nigeria. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 700 $.
The population of 12.5 million people. The drought - the scourge of Nigeria. A serious food crisis. 63% of the population live on less than $ 1 a day. Literacy of 15%. Lifespan to 46 years. Many people die from hepatitis A, diarrhea, malaria.
8. Central African Republic. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 700 $.
Central African Republic takes place 171. Agriculture - the basis of unstable economy. The life span of 43 years. 13.5% of the population is at risk of contracting AIDS.
7. Guinea - Bissau. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 600 $.
Agriculture and fishing - the only ways of generating income. Approximately 10% of the adult population at risk of HIV.
6. Union of Comoros. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 600 $.
High population growth and unemployment the main reason for poor ekonomiki.Plotnost population - 1,000 people per square kilometer in the lands of agriculture can lead to ecological crisis. The economy is mainly dependent on foreign grants.
5. The Republic of Somalia. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 600 $.
Agriculture - the foundation of the economy of the Republic of Somalia. Nomads and semi-nomads comprise a major part of the population. Growing livestock is the primary source of livelihood for them. Small agricultural production contributes 10% of the income in the economy.
4. Solomon Islands. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 600 $.
Solomon Islands - a country in Melanesia. Fishing - a source of income for the local economy. 75% of the adult population is involved in fishing. Wood has been a staple for exports until 1998. The Solomon Islands are rich in minerals such as zinc, gold and nickel.
3. The Republic of Zimbabwe. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 500 $.
The Republic of Zimbabwe is located between the rivers Limpopo and Zambezi in southern Africa. Its economy is heavily frozen, high inflation and foreign exchange shortage. Unemployment - 80%.
2. The Republic of Liberia. Approximate income for 1 person per year 500 $
The Republic of Liberia on the west coast of Africa - one of the ten poorest countries. Frauds diamonds, civil war, looting actually put the country's economy to its knees.
1.Respublika Congo. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 300 $.
Republic of the Congo in Central Africa - the bottom of the economic crisis. Fully depreciated currencies, incredibly high level of inflation, the continuing civil war, the fall in oil prices - all this has led to a total collapse of the economy of this country.
That such things.
10. Ethiopia. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 700 $.
Ethiopia ranks 170 out of 177 poorest countries. Half of its GDP depends on agricultural activities. The agricultural sector suffers from frequent droughts. 47% of men and 31% of women are literate. High risk of diseases such as hepatitis A, hepatitis E, typhoid fever, malaria, rabies, meningococcal meningitis.
9. Nigeria. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 700 $.
The population of 12.5 million people. The drought - the scourge of Nigeria. A serious food crisis. 63% of the population live on less than $ 1 a day. Literacy of 15%. Lifespan to 46 years. Many people die from hepatitis A, diarrhea, malaria.
8. Central African Republic. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 700 $.
Central African Republic takes place 171. Agriculture - the basis of unstable economy. The life span of 43 years. 13.5% of the population is at risk of contracting AIDS.
7. Guinea - Bissau. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 600 $.
Agriculture and fishing - the only ways of generating income. Approximately 10% of the adult population at risk of HIV.
6. Union of Comoros. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 600 $.
High population growth and unemployment the main reason for poor ekonomiki.Plotnost population - 1,000 people per square kilometer in the lands of agriculture can lead to ecological crisis. The economy is mainly dependent on foreign grants.
5. The Republic of Somalia. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 600 $.
Agriculture - the foundation of the economy of the Republic of Somalia. Nomads and semi-nomads comprise a major part of the population. Growing livestock is the primary source of livelihood for them. Small agricultural production contributes 10% of the income in the economy.
4. Solomon Islands. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 600 $.
Solomon Islands - a country in Melanesia. Fishing - a source of income for the local economy. 75% of the adult population is involved in fishing. Wood has been a staple for exports until 1998. The Solomon Islands are rich in minerals such as zinc, gold and nickel.
3. The Republic of Zimbabwe. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 500 $.
The Republic of Zimbabwe is located between the rivers Limpopo and Zambezi in southern Africa. Its economy is heavily frozen, high inflation and foreign exchange shortage. Unemployment - 80%.
2. The Republic of Liberia. Approximate income for 1 person per year 500 $
The Republic of Liberia on the west coast of Africa - one of the ten poorest countries. Frauds diamonds, civil war, looting actually put the country's economy to its knees.
1.Respublika Congo. Approximate income for 1 person per year to 300 $.
Republic of the Congo in Central Africa - the bottom of the economic crisis. Fully depreciated currencies, incredibly high level of inflation, the continuing civil war, the fall in oil prices - all this has led to a total collapse of the economy of this country.
That such things.
