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Social and Cultural Analysis of Myanmar
The Republic of Myanmar, sometimes shortened to Myanmar, is also recognized as
Burma and is an independent state in South East Asia. Myanmar is the world's 26th-largest
nation with a projected 54.41 million people by 2020. Myanmar is the 40,000-largest nation by
region (Nozaki, Hachiya & Kitamura, 2019).
Demographic and Social Analysis of Myanmar
The country has very different ethnic groups with 135 ethnic groups that are recognised
by the government. There are at least 108 ethno-language groups in Myanmar. The population of
Bamar is roughly 68% led by the Shan (10%), Kayin (7%), Rakhen (4%), and the Chinese
Overseas (3%). In the area, it is advisable in order to combat the spread of the Bamar community
that ethnic minorities are recognized as ethnic nationalities. Certain minority groups comprise
the Mon (2%), the Indians from outside of the United Kingdom (2%), the Kachin, Chin, the
Tibetan, the Nepalese and the Pakistani. Myanmar's conviction entered the Buddhist community
with 87,9%, Christians with 6,2%, Muslims with 4,3%, 0,8%, Hindu with 0,2%, and 0,1% of the
country. Myanmar / Burma is 28.2 years of reproductive age and has a life expectancy of about
68.2 years on average. Quality of life may be measured in different areas such as health care
research, exposure to proper hygiene and potable water, and the Global Satisfaction Survey. The
health sector is used to invest just 2.3 percent of GDP, which is presumably due to the small
number of physicians and hospital beds. Just 57 doctors and 0.9 beds per 1,000 people are open.
Only over 80% of the world has access to safe drinking water, with just 77% providing access to
decent sanitation. We see 130, with an average ranking of 4.3 out of 10 in the World Happiness
Survey (Vicol, Pritchard & Htay, 2018).
The health industry spends just 2.3% of the GDP, possibly because of the insufficient
number of skilled practitioners and hospital beds. There are just 57 physicians and 0.9 beds per
1000. Few more than 80% of the people have access to secure drinking water and just 77%
exposure to adequate sanitation. In the World Satisfaction Report, we see 130. The average score
is 4.3 out of 10 (Win & Ko, 2018).

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