Between 350
million and 500 million people contract malaria each year, and more than a
million people a year die of the disease.
More than
two-fifths of the people in the world live in areas where malaria is transmitted,
including Africa, Asia, Central and South America, the Caribbean, and islands
in the Pacific.
You can
reduce the occurrence of malaria by managing water resources, an example is by preventing
water from accumulating in communities.
In every
region of the world, there are primary school-aged girls who do not attend.
Peace Corps
Volunteers work with their community to develop projects that involve trees. Volunteers
work o production of fruit trees, natural fences for wind protection, and
raising trees in small nurseries.
Trees play a
critical role in our environment. They help to protect soil, coastal areas, and
can prevent desertification, which is the expansion of deserts from practices
such as over-grazing land, and collecting firewood.
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