Why we workEx Burma is a mainly rural country. The state controls the economy which is greatly dependent on trade with other countries. The current policy does not offer infrastructures, nor invests sufficiently in public education and health.
It therefore follows that human and entrepreneurial development is greatly limited, with widespread poverty and high malnutrition and infant mortality levels (68 deaths for every 1,000 births). Life expectation is extremely low (approximately 56 years old) and mainly involves women: 2% die from complications whilst giving birth.
The main causes of death are disease and infection, which, in actual fact, can be easily cured: respiratory infections, cerebral and gastro enteric infections, septicemia and malaria and eye infections.