Poor countries often have inadequate infrastructure and limited resources for disaster preparedness and response. They may lack proper drainage systems, flood control measures, and early warning systems. Additionally, deforestation and environmental degradation can make these countries more vulnerable to floods. Climate change can also disproportionately affect poor countries, as they may be more susceptible to extreme weather events like heavy rainfall and flooding.
The number may not be greater, but the effect can be. Poor countries have poor flood-control methods and general emergency response capabilities, so more people are affected than in rich countries.
152/197 countries are developing countries, so that would be 77% of all countries are developing ones.
Australia and North America.
The responsibility of rich countries toward poor countries is to help them by teaching the good ways and new techniques in improving ones society.
Elongated states (or countries, same thing) are states with a very long and narrow body. The best example is Chile. But there are other smaller ones like Malawi, Gambia, and even Italy
one is bigger (most likely the old ones) and the other is smaller. The olerd ones are also more likely to get eroded
The richer countries have better sporting programs.
Yes. The difference is that richer countries can cover these basic ones more easily, and can move on to covering more advanced questions.
yep not as bad as in some countries but there have been some serious ones recently.
Well the ones that do well in school are often better off and do tend to be richer and more successful, but there are exceptions.
big ones
More than what? Some poor countries do not have much by way of natural resources, others do but they are exploited by richer countries. The ‘oil curse’ refers to the fact that a country with oiled resources may well be subject to much war and exploitation.