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Human Rights and Human Development (Chapter 1)
Author(s)United Nations Development Programme
AbstractThis chapter details human development strategies to be implemented in the 1990s. Any development strategy for the 1990s will combine a number of objectives: among them, accelerating economic growth, reducing absolute poverty and preventing further deterioration in the physical environment. The departure from earlier development strategies lies in clustering all these objectives around the central goal of enlarging human choices.
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Pages19-28
ArticleAccess to Article
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Human Development Report 2000
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PubDate2000
ISBN_ISSN0-19-521836-1
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