Revisions of Key Terms

Define safe water

• Safe water refers to water that is not contaminated with disease-causing pathogens such as bacteria and viruses, or chemicals such as lead and mercury.

• Water that has no dirt in it

• Water that has gone through a filtration system

• Dirty Water that may lead to serious health issues.

What are the implications of not having safe water?

• collecting water takes time, and there is less time spent on other tasks such as education and employment. This can influence Soical and spiritual health

• Improved overall health and well-being

define sanitation

• A technique of preventing the growth of supernatural entities through ritualistic cleansing.

• A practice of organizing and arranging household items in an aesthetically pleasing manner.

• The process of maintaining cleanliness by using fragrant and scented products.

• refers to the provision of services and facilities for the safe disposal of human waste, as well as the maintenance of hygienic conditions

Define poverty

• A state of mind characterized by a lack of ambition and motivation to improve one's financial situation.

• A lifestyle choice where individuals voluntarily choose to live with limited financial resources and material possessions.

• A temporary condition resulting from laziness or a lack of work ethic, which can be overcome by sheer determination and hard work.

• relates to deprivation of resources such as food, water and health care that results from lack of access to money. People living in poverty lack the ability to access basic resources to live healthy and fulfilling lives.

Define inequality

• Unequal distribution of "things" (resources, income, status and opportunities etc.)

• A fair and just allocation of resources, income, status, and opportunities based on individual merit and abilities.

• A natural outcome resulting from the varying levels of effort and intelligence among individuals, where those who work harder and are more talented naturally accumulate more resources and enjoy higher status and opportunities.

• A deliberate and intentional strategy to reward the most deserving individuals in society with a greater share of resources, income, status, and opportunities, as they contribute the most to the overall progress and development of society.

Define Discrimination

• The act of treating someone differently based on their group, race or religion.

• A fair and rational judgment based on objective criteria to treat individuals differently according to their merits and qualifications.

• A necessary practice to maintain social order and stability by categorizing and treating individuals differently based on their inherent characteristics.

• An individual's personal preference or choice to associate with certain groups or individuals while excluding others, without any negative consequences or impact.

Health Status

• An individual's or a population's overall health, taking into account various aspects such as life expectancy, amount of disability and levels of disease risk factors.

• The absence of physical fitness or athletic abilities, indicating a lack of strength and endurance.

• A measure of an individual's attractiveness or physical appearance, often based on societal standards of beauty.

• 1. The ability to perform daily tasks and responsibilities without experiencing any emotional or psychological distress.

Burden of disease

• A measure of the impact of diseases and injuries, specifically it measures the gap between current health status and an ideal situation where everyone lives to an old age free of disease and disability. Burden of disease is measured in a unit called the DALY.

• The amount of weight or physical strain experienced by individuals due to their illness or medical conditions.

• A term used to describe the financial burden or cost incurred by healthcare systems and individuals in treating diseases and illnesses.

• 1. The responsibility or blame placed on individuals for their own health conditions and diseases.

Low income bracket

• Average of more than $12476, Based on GNI per Capita.

• Average from $4025-$12475, based on GNI per capita

• Average from $1026-$4025, based on GNI per capita

• average of less than $1025.00, based on GNI per capita

High income salary bracket

• Average of more than $12476, Based on GNI per Capita.

• Average from $4025-$12475, based on GNI per capita

• Average from $1026-$4025, based on GNI per capita

• average of less than $1025.00, based on GNI per capita