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What are the three basic areas of Human development?

Posted by Komal Meena 4 years, 5 months ago

CBSE > Class 12 > Geography

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Yogita Ingle 4 years, 5 months ago

The three areas/aspects of human development are:

Access to health: Leading a long and healthy life.
Access to education: Being able to gain knowledge.
Access to resources: Having enough means to be able to live a decent life.
They are important because: Building people’s capabilities in these areas of health, education and resources is important in enlarging their choices. If people do not have capabilities in these areas, their choices also get limited.
For example, an uneducated child cannot make the choice to be a doctor because his choice has got limited by his lack of education. Similarly, very often poor people cannot choose to take medical treatment for disease because their choice is limited by their lack of resources (money).

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