Human Wellbeing Crossword Puzzle

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Development: Economic, social and political changes that improve the well being of people.
Aid: The transfer of resources and help from, usually, wealthy nations (donors) to less developed (receivers).
Territory: A piece of land within a border that can be controlled by its state authorities.
Famine: A lack of food for a population.
Population pyramid: A graphical representation of a population divided by gender and age.
NGO: An organization that has considerable scope and authority but is not part of the government structure e.g. Greenpeace.
Welfare: Those factors in the control of societies that improve the standard of living, usually of the most disadvantaged.
Refugee: A person forced to move away from their home by war, famine etc.
Less developed nation: A country with a low level of economic activity.
Human Well being: The quality of life of a population
Social justice: The study of access to justice in terms of geography and society.
Under developed: A nation that has not fully developed its economy.

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development: economic, social and political changes that improve the well being of people.
aid: the transfer of resources and help from, usually, wealthy nations (donors) to less developed (receivers).
territory: a piece of land within a border that can be controlled by its state authorities.
famine: a lack of food for a population.
population pyramid: a graphical representation of a population divided by gender and age.
ngo: an organization that has considerable scope and authority but is not part of the government structure e.g. greenpeace.
welfare: those factors in the control of societies that improve the standard of living, usually of the most disadvantaged.
refugee: a person forced to move away from their home by war, famine etc.
less developed nation: a country with a low level of economic activity.
human well being: the quality of life of a population
social justice: the study of access to justice in terms of geography and society.
under developed: a nation that has not fully developed its economy.