Congo 2005

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Congo 2005

• Giving Back Africa, Inc.
• Ann Marie Thomson
• Louis J. Calli, Jr

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Democratic Republic of Congo

• Population 58,317,930
• Male Life Expectancy47
• Female Life Expectancy 51.3
• HIV/AIDS Prevalence 5
• Annual GDP per Capita Growth lt2.5
• Annual per Capita Income lt1.00 per day

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• 15,000 Africans die each day of
  preventable/treatable diseasesThis idea makes a
  fool of the idea we hold dearequality. What is
  happening in Africa mocks our pieties, doubts our
  concern, and questions our commitment to the
  concept. If we accept that African lives are
  equal to ours we would be doing more to put the
  fire out. Its an uncomfortable truth.
• Bono, 2004

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• We can be the generation that no longer accepts
  that an accident of latitude determines whether a
  child lives or diesbut will we be that
  generation? Will we sleep in the comfort of our
  affluence with apathy and indifference? 15,000
  Africans die daily--this is Africas crisis. That
  its not on our nightly news, that we do not
  treat this as an emergencythats our crisis.
• Bono, 2004

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