1. How is inequity defined in the international development community? What metrics do we use? 2. Is this definition different in the global health arena versus those involved in broader international development? How is it different? 3. Can you provide an "English" language description of the GINI Index? 4. Many of the metrics we use to measure development, health, and nutritional status of populations are population average measures. Give some examples. Is a population average the best way to measure progress against targets? Why or why not? 5. Development banks are powerful financial institutions that can strongly influence the size and allocations of national budgets in LMICs. Some in the international development community are wary of the role these institutions play in financing development activities. What are some of their concerns? 6. Name 3 key functions of the World Bank when it comes to financial assistance to low and middle income countries. What organizations in the World Bank Group provide these functions