Gapcast #8 - Turkey meets France
There are many differences between Turkey and France. But are the differences increasing or decreasing? From a public health perspective, th...
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GapCasts by Gapminder Foundation
The Gapminder Foundation is a Fact Tank, working for a better world by promoting a fact based view. Our GAPCASTs are web-based, short talks on issues concerning global development, shot agai...
GapCasts by Gapminder Foundation Podcast Guide
Listen to GapCasts by Gapminder Foundation, a Technology podcast by Staffan Landin. Stream 8 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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8 episodesGapcast #7 - Maternal Mortality
The most qualified estimates tells us that 500 000 women die every year because of pregnancy. However, the number are so uncertain, that we...
Gapcast #6 - Chile a developing country?
What's the difference between Chile, Cuba and the USA? Well, it depends on what kind of factors you are looking at. It is obvious however, i...
Gapcast #5 - The Bangladesh Miracle
Ever heard about the Miracle in Bangladesh over the last 40 years? In 1960 an average women in Bangladesh gave birth to 7 children, and one...
Gapcast #4 - Globalization
How has the Global Economy effected the income of people across the world?Although the percentage of poverty has gone down, the number of po...
Gapcast #3 - Human Development Trends
An overview of the trends in Human Development between 1960 and 2001. With Staffan Landin.
Gapcast #2 - Urbanization
In this GapCast, Hans Rosling focuses on urbanization. In four minutes he give a short overview over the urban challenge, showing the last 4...
Gapcast #1 - Health, Money & Sex in Sweden
In this first GapCast, Professor Hans Rosling shows how economic growth, public health and sexual rights have changed in Sweden during 300 y...