TOPIC 12 (Unit 4)

2. To influence governments or decision makers as a form of social action.
7. Non-profit organizations working independently of governments to promote health.
10. The key term of a WHO objective to address these social conditions that shape health.
11. _________ CHANGE: An escalating health threat that is the focus of a WHO objective.
13. Refusing to buy or use goods or services as a protest.
14. Critical physical and organizational structures like roads and power stations.
15. _________________ AID: Aid provided through large global organizations like the UN or World Bank.
16. A feature of effective aid where recipient countries decide the aid type.
19. A social enterprise helping producers achieve better trading conditions.

1. The aim of Australia's aid program is to reduce this.
3. _____________ AID: Aid provided by one country's government directly to another.
4. Department that manages Australia’s aid program.
5. ___________ HEALTH COVERAGE: Part of WHO goal to ensure all people benefit from healthcare without financial hardship.
6. __________ ACTION Using collective action to bring about positive change.
8. ________ EQUALITY: A focus area of Australia's aid, creating opportunities for people to thrive. H
9. ______-PACIFIC: The region where the majority of Australia's aid is focused. SDGS Framework for action in Australia's aid program.
12. _____________ ASSISTANCE Immediate aid in response to a crisis.
17. Global organization whose goal is to promote, provide, and protect health.
18. Essential for maximizing aid impact and geographic reach.