AQA GEOG4B 19th JUNE 2015

It has met some such as universal primary education almost at 96%
equality of gender also, although overall it hasnt met them, thats the reason for Vision 2030, they are on there way more than most to meeting them but none have truly been met

How would you go into any depth on this question?? I can only think of the big 'donate' button and the section that tells people what they do.

In item 5 you were asked to visit a number of websites. Evaluate the effectiveness of the Riders' website in gaining support for their cause. (8)

When was this education percentage taken? as in 2009 the percentage of primary education was 97.8%

quote from website suggesting otherwise: The entrepreneurial approach taken by Riders for Health means the organisation looks for its programmes to be self-sustaining through earning income, removing donor dependency. Andrea has also created an entrepreneurial approach to fundraising, with a commitment to earning as much of their fundraising income as possible.

Is Vision 2030 just mentioned briefly at the start of Chapter Two, or am I missing it somewhere else where they've told us to properly look at it haha?

can i ask what source are you looking at when you say chapter 2???

Doesnt take away from the fact it is an NGO and also there is still a donation aspect to it as highlighted on its website by the large donate button. Its all just opinions on that sort of thing anyway, there are infinite possibilities and no arbitrary unit for if it is a charity or self sustained social enterpenural enterprise

Its the booklet referenced on the back of the AIB. It's all about how MDG 7, or the environment, is pivotal in achieving the other MDGs.

I would love some help on the question,
Discuss the issues that the physical and social geography of Kenya present for healthcare provision?

You could also comment on how this very high mortality rate is odd considering 92% of children get a medical visit before 5, maybe highlighting a lack of training and observation that the riders can provide?

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Physical:

Rough Terrain
Lack of roads
Lack of Vehicles
Population centres are in mountainous regions
Many villages are isolated and unreachable
Advancing desert can make some settled villagers shift

Social:

Stigma against HIV/AIDS
Educating the people
Lack of trained staff as many doctors go to other countries
mention expat program
Lack of communication between central supply centre and individual centres

Discuss the relationship between population density and density of poverty (8)
Discuss the relationship between relief, precipitation and cropland (8) help me plz =p

In the context of development thats very broad but i guess you could say:

Allows for transport of health care supplies
Allows for transport of raw materials for building purposes
The technology must be appropriate technology and be able to be managed by the people using it
Must also be multi functional
Must be organised in a way that it is not taken advantage of or corrupted
It basically lays the foundation for a connected and efficient social and economic economy

Then alternatives can include how you need to build roads before transport as only small motorbikes can traverse the harsh rural environments thats why ambulances cant reach out skirting areas.
Could talk about the types of methods that transport is given i,e, should be given as develop mental aid along with education on upkeep, and also not given to officals and stamped as 'AID'.
Good transport allows for efficient emergency response

Transport also allows children to get to school, water to be collected quickly and efficiently therefore woman can get out of the household job routines and earn a living. It opens up many possiblities in terms of diversification of industry

I would love some help on the question,
Discuss the issues that the physical and social geography of Kenya present for healthcare provision?

You're just making stuff up, not sure whether to sabotage people or it was just a mistake. I've read the document you're referring to and it states thatt 92% of women receive some form of antenatal care, though usually only three times during the pregnancy. Perhaps you got the word antenatal and post natal confused