Qualities of life
Literacy rates
If you don't have access to water your mental condition can barely function which results the country's literacy rate to be low.
If a person does not receive education he or she will more likely not be exposed to literacy which will make the country's youth suffer and it will make the country's ranking low.
Education
Lack of water can affect a persons brain, energy function levels, hygiene,fever,headaches which results them to not live a quality life and not receiving quality education.
Without an education an individual can't survive and they won't have enough knowledge to get a job which wont support them to pay their bills and they wont be able to afford food, which will result in starvation.Starvation increases the death rates and reduces educational rates.
Education increases literacy rates for both genders
which provides the country's literacy rate to be high and the students have more opportunities to make a difference.
Death rates
Death rates are mostly caused by lack of access to safe drinking water since the water is infected with unsafe chemicals.
Death rates affects the whole population negatively for example the maternal mortality rate is high in Mali which results the infant mortality rate to be high and that causes the population to be uneducated which means the youth doesn't have the opportunity to change the world for the better.
Since the death rates are so high for these third world countries they affect the literacy rates to be low.
Access to safe water
Access to clean water would affect the death rates because without safe drinking water we are more likely to become sick or ill.
Access to clean water affects a youths education since the water is contaminated with severe types of chemicals and it can affect their health leading them to be malnourished, ill and resulting them not going to school
Access to clean water can affect the populations education which causes our literacy rates to be low,for example in Mali only 77% of the population has access to safe water which causes over half of their population to be uneducated in literacy.
