Help given to the cities of the developing nations are necessary
...accessible to large numbers of people and people frequently must travel long distances to obtain household water. Lack of passable roads and transportation networks mean patients cannot reach health facilities to seek treatment. overcrowding housing, mean that populations are exposed to a broad range of diseases and illnesses that are prevented in developing countries. Lack of education for young women is a significant barrier to improved public health overall because women are the primary caretakers for family members. Many women suffering from illness do not know how or where to seek medical treatment. High fertility can cause a costly load on developing nations. It decreases opportunities for economic development to advance, increases health risks and issues for women and children, and can lower the quality of life by reducing access to education, nutrition, employment, and scarce resources such as potable water. Solution: Canada and other countries send planes to the cities of developing world and distribute out food such as rice, bread and other kinds of food that can he...