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Angola Group
Angola Group
OF ANGOLA
Population pyramid often contains continuous stacked-histogram bars. The population
size is depicted on the x-axis (horizontal) and age groups on y-axis (vertical).
Male are on the left side and female on the right, and can be measured by raw number or
as a percentage of the total population.
03 Growth
- HIGH - - HIGH -
Age ranges 0-4 got the highest As the age group increases
percentage of population in the total population in Angola
Angola which is 18.5% is decreasing.
RATES AND RATIO
Education
ranks so low, we should first look to
Income
per the metrics of the HDI and apply
Capita
them to the current situation in
Angola.
LIFE Expectancy
On the matter of life expectancy, Angola
consistently ranks among the lowest in the
world* with an average life expectancy at
birth of 55.63 years. Among males, the
number is 54.49 years, and among females,
it's 56.84. So currently, life expectancy
remains very low in the country, and can be
attributed to a lack of investment in
healthcare, sanitation, and infrastructure.
HealthCare
PUBLIC TREATMENT PHARMACIES & DISEASES
HEALTHCARE MEDICATIONS
REGARDLESS OF
AFFORDABILITY, HIV/ AIDS
TREATMENTS ARE
SEVERELY PHARMACIES ARE
HIGHLY MALARIA
UNDERFUNDED,
DISCOURAGED. THE TEND TO BE
UNDERSTAFFED,
HEALTHCARE NEONATAL DISEASES
AND DIFFICULT TO EXTREMELY
PROVIDERS TEND TO
ACCESS.
BE INSUFFICIENTLY UNDERSTOCKED WATER-BORNE
TRAINED AND THEY DISEASES
HAVE OUTDATED
TECHNOLOGY.
HealthCare
In 2013, Angola spent 3.8% of its GDP on health
care, and continues to have low accessibility of
healthcare and treatment. Angola only has 0.17 85%
doctors per 1,000 people and 0.8 hospital beds
per 1,000 people. In addition, only around half of 60%
55%
the country has access to clean drinking water
40%
and improved sanitation conditions, and the risk
of infectious disease remains high. All these
factors contribute to Angola's low life expectancy,
and thus a low HDI.
EDUCATION
On the matter of education, Angola's total literacy rate is
71.1%, with males over 15 having an 82% literacy rate but
only 60.7% with women. When it comes to schooling, the
average number of years of education is 11, with 14 for males
and 9 for females. While Angola's education rates are higher
than other countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, it still isn't
indicative of higher development in the country. Angola will
have to prioritize increasing educational opportunities,
especially for women, as well as building education
infrastructure like schools.
ECONOMY AND INCOME
On the matter of income, Angola's economy is heavily
Angola ranks 152 in terms of based upon oil production, and
GDP per capita (PPP), with corruption and income
per capita incomes averaging inequality has led to a lack of
around $7,300. economic opportunities for
Angolans.