1. Enviornmental
1.1. forced relocation
1.1.1. When homes are destroyed dew to weather people have no where to go
1.2. Change in exports
1.2.1. Weather conditions, and change in water levels can make it hard to grow crops that are traditionally grown.
1.3. Government spending shifts
1.3.1. Goes towards things other than education and healthcare.
1.4. Weather related stress
1.4.1. Example: Fisher men are not able to go out dew to storms.
1.4.2. Example: belongings are lost almost in large storms along with homes and lives.
2. Political
2.1. Coruption
2.1.1. Money can be taken from funds to help the people.
2.2. Civil conflict
2.2.1. In many developing countries the government and people may not work together witch can lead to war and further decreases the amount of money spent on the people.
3. Economic
3.1. Trade
3.1.1. Free trade means that there are no limits taxes or tariffs applied to the imports and exports of countries
3.1.1.1. However not free trade makes it hard for contrys to build up there own economys
3.2. Debt
3.2.1. Contrys aquier debt by bowering money from Institutions such as the IMF and world bank.
3.2.1.1. when contrys face severe corruption a lot of the lent money never get implemented the way it was intended. The money disapeers and it is hard for it to be paid back
3.2.1.1.1. A solution to this is debt forgiveness.
4. Social
4.1. Gender inequality
4.1.1. When about half of teh polulation is deemed un importanit it is very hard for everyone to benifit from decitons made to better the standerd of living
4.1.1.1. including women in society is extremely beneficial to the development of society's, because more peoples needs are addressed
5. Institutional
5.1. MDG (Millennium Development Goal)
5.1.1. Was implemented in the 2000s the goals was to end extreme poverty and improve healthcare.
5.2. SDG (Sustainable development goal)
5.2.1. This was created after the MDGs and is 17 goals that hope to solve things like income inequality, sustainable living, and better application of human rights.