Explain how peace and security, democracy and development depend on one another.

How to lay out the answer. Follow the frame, then write it in your own words.

1 · Open in one line. Peace and security, democracy and development depend on each other.
2 · Peace makes democracy work. Elections, democratic institutions and citizens' participation all need peace.
3 · Peace makes development possible. No development activity can go on amid disturbance, violence or war.
4 · Democracy and development keep the peace. Democracy gives everyone a voice; development removes deprivation, so discontent and violence fall.
5 · The world's view. The Millennium Development Goals (2000) and the 2005 World Summit called them interlinked and mutually reinforcing.
6 · Close in one line. Each strengthens the other, like links in a chain.

Scoring tip: Show the link in both directions. An answer that shows only one direction gets part marks.