GCSE Geography (OCR B)

Topic Summaries

Global development gap and global aid

Uneven development

Uneven economic development refers to the unequal distribution of wealth and resources between countries and regions, often split into high-income (e.g. UK, US, Australia), middle-income (e.g. Mexico, China, Brazil), and low-income (e.g. Sudan, Uganda, Afghanistan) categories.

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