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Anna Rosling Rönnlund has spent the last 15 years making global public data easier to understand and use. Trying to come up with an idea that would connect with people better than colorful charts, she started Dollar Street. The initiative had a team of photographers documenting over 264 homes in 50 countries. In each home, the photographer spent a day taking pictures of up to 135 objects, like the family’s shoes, toothbrushes, or… children’s toys.
In a Haitian home living on $39/month per adult, the favorite toy car made out of recycled plastic items
In a Burkinabe home living on $45/month per adult, the favorite toy is a broken plastic doll
In an Ivorian home (Cote d’Ivoire) living on $61/month per adult, the favorite toy is a shoe
In an Indian home living on $65/month per adult, the favorite toy is a home-made cricket bat
In a Chinese home living on $2,235/month per adult, the favorite toy is a military tank model
In a South African home living on $2,862/month per adult, the favorite toy is a stuffed animal
In a Jordanian home living on $7,433/month per adult, the favorite toy is a large stuffed animal
In a Ukrainian home living on $10,090/month per adult, the favorite toy is a large stuffed animal
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