Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Its not politics, Its Humanity

People in the poorest parts of our world struggle daily against hunger and poverty, but much of this is preventable. The trick is that we cannot depend on one solution.
Here are the four key areas that need to be addressed in developing countries:
1. Malaria: Women need to learn how to protect themselves and their families from this disease that kills more than 1 million people each year.
2. Health Protection: Low-cost health products, micro-insurance and health savings plans can help prevent families from being destroyed by minor illnesses.
3. Micro-finance: With small loans, women can raise animals and plant gardens, creating sustainable businesses.
4. Education: Learning about family planning, health and business empowers women to secure their futures.

ON ANOTHER NOTE:
It seen that much of what i said it sound like politics
many has criticize me by saying I speak left wind crap. I am not a political person but a humanitarian
since when to care for the well being of other is politics? and isn't that the concern of every citizen?


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