Development- BINGO
Economical, national, and human development BINGO game
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Topics of this game:
- The aspirations or desires of people about how they want to lead their lives for which they work
- All round development of a country such as freedom, economic equality, security and life with dignity.
- Items that consumers can purchase, sell or trade
- Not of physical nature, These things make our life easier and are sometimes more important than material goods
- Development in which priority is given to those goals which benefit a large number of people
- Income of all the residents of the country over a period of time. It is also known as Total Income.
- Countries with higher total income than others. (However, this not a useful measure for development).
- Per Capita income obtained by dividing total income of the country (GDP) by its total population.
- A report published by World Bank every year to compare the nations on the basis of Per Capita Income.
- Countries with PCI of US $12,056 and above (in 2017)
- Countries with PCI of US $955 or less
- The scope of employment which is usually dependent on the Per Capita Income of the region
- No. of children that die before the age of 1 year in proportion of 1000 children born in that particular year.
- Proportion of people of an area at a specific time aged 7 and above, who can read and write with understanding
- The total number of children (as %) in a particular age group enrolled in or attending primary school.
- Facilities which are provided by the government for the betterment of the community or for collective benefit.
- A food security system established by the Government of India to provide essential items at subsidized rate.
- International standard used to determine whether an adult person is undernourished or not.
- Person who does not get proper nutrition as per his body weight and height.
- A report published by UNDP to measure development on the basis of living standard, health status and education
- Idea that human societies must meet their needs without compromising the needs of future generations.
- The resources which cannot be replenished and there is a fixed stock only. These are getting exhausted quickly
- The resources which cannot be fully exhausted from the earth. But, they are these days being overused.
- The worsening of environment due to lack of sustainable development and also as it is not confined to a region
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