Conflict and forced displacement

Global trends – conflict and mass migration; types of aid (multilateral, NGO humanitarian); individual and social action; SDG 3

the implications of conflict and mass migration for health status and human development
how different types of aid, and the actions of individuals, can help improve the health status and human development of people affected by conflict, and contribute to the achievement of SDG 3.

Unit 3 AOS 1: 24 marksUnit 3 AOS 2: 29 marksUnit 4 AOS 1: 16 marksUnit 4 AOS 2: 11 marks

Q	Key knowledge	Area of Study	Marks
1	Dynamic nature of health and wellbeing; relationship between physical and mental health and wellbeing	Unit 3 AOS 1	6
2	Burden of disease, DALY, YLL and YLD – interpreting data	Unit 3 AOS 1	7
3	Nutritional imbalance – under-consumption of fruit and vegetables	Unit 3 AOS 1	5
4	Sociocultural factors (food insecurity) and variations in health status	Unit 3 AOS 1	6
5	Improvements in health status since 1900; social model initiatives	Unit 3 AOS 2	5
6	Ottawa Charter – reorient health services, create supportive environments	Unit 3 AOS 2	6
7	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health program; community control	Unit 3 AOS 2	6
8	Australia’s health system – Medicare sustainability; private health insurance incentives	Unit 3 AOS 2	7
9	Commercial factors as a challenge to nutritional change	Unit 3 AOS 2	5
10	Advantages and limitations of the HDI	Unit 4 AOS 1	5
11	Discrimination (sex) and human development	Unit 4 AOS 1	6
12	Environmental and economic sustainability	Unit 4 AOS 1	5
13	Importance of the SDGs (universality); relationship between SDG 5 and SDG 3	Unit 4 AOS 2	7
14	WHO priorities – primary health care and universal health coverage	Unit 4 AOS 2	4