Across
- 4. The business sector around the world can also have an impact on our _____ maker. (40)
- 5. Starting with scrap _____ William built the first windmill he or his village had ever seen. (37)
- 6. An organization that provides animals to poor families around the world.(19)
- 9. Healthier and wealthier countries are also generally thought to be less welcoming to __________. (41)
- 12. William Kamkwamba grew up in a village with no _____. (37)
- 13. Some people think that countries that have _______ resources should receive no help from outside donors. (41)
- 14. Some people have gotten very rich off of ________. (35)
- 16. Botswanna still struggles with extreme _____. (35)
- 17. Small business loans. (38)
- 18. A common challenge confronting poor people is a lack of ____ (24)
- 20. Defines the people living on $1.25 or less.
- 21. Many of today's poorest countries were ____. (28)
- 23. When someone is ___ everything is harder. (27)
- 24. Helps poor women get the skills, support, and money they need to sustain and grow their own businesses. (30)
Down
- 1. When consumers in the developed world buy products from companies who've adopted those practices, were showing _______ with our wallets. (41)
- 2. SEWA is also a ____. (31)
- 3. The windmill worked, __________ electricity. (37)
- 7. Malaria means less ____ for a country. (27)
- 8. William also built a _______________ water pump. (37)
- 10. Mosquitoes that carry _______ can't survive in colder climates. (27)
- 11. In some places, millions have died in the fighting over ____. (34)
- 15. Countries without access to the ocean.(22)
- 19. Some people don't believe in any aid or assistance, but are in the minority. (41)
- 22. The amount of money you earn.