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Central Asia Project

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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CENTRAL ASIA

MADALYN HARRIS
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INTRO:REGIONAL MAP

Photo by UNDP in Europe and Central Asia
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INTRO:LANDFORMS

MORE MOUNTAINOUS IN THE SOUTHERN REGION
Photo by NZR
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INTRO:CLIMATE

DUE TO CONTINENTALITY, TEMPERATURE FLUCTUATIONS ARE INTENSE
Photo by diathesis
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INTRO:BIOMES

MOSTLY GRASSLAND, SCRUBLAND, AND DESERT
Photo by Eric C Bryan
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SKETCH MAP

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ISSUE A

STRUGGLE TO MAINTAIN TRADITION IN ERA OF ADVANCEMENT
Photo by Gulfu
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CAUSES

GROWING ECONOMY- AGRICULTURE AND OIL
Photo by r.nial.bradshaw
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AGRICULTURE AND OIL

BOTH INDUSTRIES HAVE GROWN RECENTLY
Photo by VikramDeep
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THIS MAKES FOR MORE MONEY

Photo by adametrnal
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A GOOD ECONOMY EQUALS...

... A MORE DEVELOPED AND MODERN SOCIETY
Photo by mugley
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EFFECTS OF MODERNIZATION ARE...

Photo by www.thameralhassan.com Thamer Al-Hassan
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LOSS OF TRADITIONS

Photo by Ame Otoko
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CONFLICT

THIS CREATES ISSUES BETWEEN THE YOUTH AND THE ELDERS
Photo by John-Morgan
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FOR INSTANCE

WOMEN ARE SLOWLY GAINING RIGHTS TO THEIR ON BODIES
Photo by erin leigh mcconnell
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OBSERVING

AS THE UNDERPRIVILEGED SEE OTHER WOMEN WITH RIGHTS, MANY PROTESTS
Photo by divinenephron
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THIS IS DIFFERENT FROM THE TRADITION WHERE THE SPOUSE OWNS THE WIFE

Photo by Stéfan
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THIS REPRESENTS

HOW RESOURCES CAN MODERNIZE A REGION.
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ISSUE B: WATER

WATER IS UNEVENLY DISPERSED THROUGH REGION
Photo by .scribe
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CAUSES OF ISSUE B

THE ARAL SEA DECREASED BY 90% TO SUPPORT FARMING
Photo by downhilldom1984
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CAUSES OF ISSUE B

TO COPE WITH DRY CONDITIONS, THE ARAL SEA WAS IRRIGATED.
Photo by DMahendra
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EFFECTS OF ISSUE B

ECONOMIC STRESS IN THE FISH AND MARINE INDUSTRY
Photo by coffeego
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EFFECTS OF ISSUE B

AS THE SEA RETURNS SLOWLY, SALINIZATION IS INTRODUCED
Photo by seannaber
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EFFECTS OF ISSUE B

BIOLOGICAL DISASTER AND DEATH
Photo by mohammadali
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CAUSES OF ISSUE B

HOWEVER SOME PARTS OF THE AREA ARE OVERLY SUPPLIED WITH WATER
Photo by Nina Matthews Photography
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EFFECTS OF ISSUE B

THUS EXPENSIVE DAMS HAVE TO BE BUILT TO AVOID FLOODS
Photo by seanmcgrath
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THUS...

THE COUNTRIES ARE DIVIDED DUE TO A LACK OF SHARED ECONOMY
Photo by drubuntu
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THIS REPRESENTS

AN EXAMPLE OF THE SHRINKING WATER SUPPLY
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ISSUE C

MINORITIES
Photo by Vermin Inc
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ISSUE C CAUSES

WOMEN ARE RARELY RECOGNIZED
Photo by NJ..
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THEY HAVE LITTLE INPUT IN THE SOCIETY

Photo by Mikko Luntiala
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ISSUE C

  • They can't have jobs
  • They don't have a say in their family
  • Many are forced into bearing children
  • They have little government power
  • Overall they are a gender of neglect
Photo by vishwaant
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ISSUE C

HINDUS AND SIKHS ARE BULLIED AND TORMENTED BY THE AFGHANI SOCIETY
Photo by Yogendra174
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CAUSE OF ISSUE C

THE HINDI RELIGION DOES NOT AGREE WITH THE MAJORITY- ISLAM
Photo by khowaga1
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ISSUE C

  • Government does not acknowledge request of the Hindus
  • They can't have education because of torment
  • Religion is constantly ridiculed
  • Hindus and Sikhs live in destitution
Photo by Peter Rivera
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COMPARED TO THE US...

... CENTRAL ASIA HAS LITTLE PROTECTION AGAINST MINORITY EFFECTS
Photo by Jon McGovern
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ISSUE C

THUS THE RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES CAUSE TENSION POLITICALLY
Photo by Gwenaël Piaser
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THIS REPRESENTS

THE STRUGGLE OF DISCRIMINATION IN MINORITIES
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WORST PROBLEM

WATER
Photo by Ian Sane
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WITHOUT WATER

WHICH IS ONE OF OUR MOST BASIC NEEDS
Photo by Luz Adriana Villa A.
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THE OTHER PROBLEMS FAIL TO MATTER

Photo by Jazzyblue TR
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ECONOMIC/POLITICAL/CULTURAL ISSUES

ARE ONLY RELEVANT WHEN LIFE EXISTS
Photo by kevin dooley
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THUS, WATER IS THE MOST CRUCIAL ISSUE THAT MUST BE SOLVED

Photo by ecstaticist
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SOLUTIONS

  • Dams
  • Irrigation
  • Purify water to prevent salinization
  • Create man made lakes
  • Good infrastructure to transport water
Photo by VinothChandar
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BAD EFFECTS

  • Expensive
  • Destroys environment
Photo by y3rdua
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POSITIVE EFFECTS

  • Water in proximity to the people
  • Drinkable water
Photo by Muffet
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HEDI CHARTS...

Photo by Marius Muscalu
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MY RANKINGS

  • Kyrgyzstan
  • Kazakhstan
  • Azerbaijan
  • Mongolia
  • Turkmenistan
Photo by Pavel Lunkin
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RANKINGS CONTINUED...

  • 6. Uzbekistan
  • 7. Tajikistan
  • 8. Afghanistan
Photo by Pavel Lunkin
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KYRGYZSTAN

WAS MOST DEVELOPED BECAUSE IT HAD HIGH GENDER EQUITY & HIGHEST GNI
Photo by charlesfettinger
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KAZAKHSTAN

WAS 2ND DUE TO THE LOWEST INFANT MORTALITY RATE AND A HIGH LIFE EXPECTANCY
Photo by Sweet Carolina Photography
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AZERBAIJAN, MONGOLIA, TURKMENISTAN, & UZBEKISTAN

THEIR INDICATORS WERE MEDIOCRE. THUS, THEY ARE IN THE MIDDLE.
Photo by JD Hancock
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TAJIKISTAN

IS 7TH BECAUSE ALMOST ALL OF IT'S INDICATORS HAVE NEGATIVE MEANINGS
Photo by Franco Folini
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FOR EXAMPLE..

IT HAS THE HIGHEST CHILD MORTALITY AND THE LOWEST NET MIGRATION
Photo by Public Domain Photos
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AFGHANISTAN

IS LAST BECAUSE SOME CATEGORIES WERE NOT AVAILABLE...
Photo by alles-schlumpf
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AND THE ONES THAT WERE PROVIDED WERE HORRIFIC LIKE THE VERY LOW LIFE EXPECTANCY

Photo by Michal Osmenda

Madalyn Harris