Changing the way you learn

Supporting Developing Countries

Social
1. Basic Education
  1. English
  2. Maths
  3. Science
  4. Jobs
  5. Income
2. Housing
  1. Not enough living space
    1. Eating
    2. Sleeping
    3. Washing
    4. Safety
    5. Something that is multifunctional and compactable (eg: bed turns into desk)
    6. Socializing
3. Make complicated technology easier to understand
  1. Computers
    1. Possible careers
      1. Government agencies
      2. Healthcare
    2. Online website to sell or advertise the product
  2. Phones
    1. Advertisement
    2. Communication
4. Hygiene
  1. In workplaces
  2. At home
  3. Working with animals
  4. Education on basic hygiene
  5. Hospitals
  6. Schools
Economics
1. Benefits local businesses and companies financially
2. Supports people in the area/community financially
  1. Meets their basic needs
  2. Helps to supply people with food, water and hygiene
3. Useful for everyone
4. Helps to reduce poverty/homelessness in that country
Production
1. Needs to be one-of-a-kind
  1. Sales
    1. Financial income for the country
      1. Facilities for the public can be improved
  2. Tourism
    1. Increase of income for shops, companys etc.
  3. Jobs
    1. People able to provide for themselves and their families
      1. Population
      2. Healthy families
2. Mass
  1. Landscape Changes
    1. Factories need to be built
    2. Warehouses need to be built
    3. Problem - Industrial Sites may take over landscape / tourist attractions
      1. Solution - A set piece of land should be provided for manufacturing the product and shipping
3. Tourism
  1. Needs to attract tourists
    1. More profit for country and citizens with businesses
Enviromental
1. Pollution
  1. Biodegradable
  2. Use renewable materials
    1. Sustainable
  3. Problem: Wildlife suffers
    1. Solution: Use renewable energy to power warehouses (e:g: solar, wind, water, bio), a product that can hep prevent pollution
2. Agriculture
  1. Educate workers/ suppliers
  2. A product to store crops and produce in before being shipped
  3. A product to improve cleanliness in workplaces
3. Products to sell around the world
Culture
1. Identity of the country
  1. Product needs to reflect the heritage of the country
    1. Famous pattern for the country
    2. Flag to represent the country
  2. Important for sales
  3. For the product to be unique
2. Tradition
  1. Aesthetic
  2. Theme
Fairtrade
1. Supports people in need who can't have important things due to their country's financial situation
  1. Physical healthcare
    1. Emergency department
    2. Life-threatening injury
  2. Mental Healthcare
    1. Therapy
    2. Emergency help
  3. Poverty
    1. Homes
    2. Money

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	Created by Emily Green about 6 years ago