Step 1: Understanding the Human Development Concept.
The concept of Human Development focuses on enlarging people's choices and improving their well-being by considering not just economic growth but also education, health, and living standards.
Step 2: Contributions of different thinkers.
- (A) Prof. Amartya Sen → Developed the "Capability Approach," which influenced human development theory, but he did not introduce the concept itself.
- (B) Dr. Mahabub-ul-Haq → An economist from Pakistan who introduced the Human Development concept in 1990 in the first Human Development Report published by the UNDP.
- (C) Ratzel → Known as the father of Human Geography, not linked with Human Development concept.
- (D) Ellen C. Semple → An American geographer who contributed to Environmental Determinism, not Human Development.
Step 3: Conclusion.
The Human Development concept was first introduced by Dr. Mahabub-ul-Haq in 1990.
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| List-I (Bronfenbrenner's Environmental Systems) | List-II (Descriptions) |
|---|---|
| A. Chronosystem | I. Consists of the setting in which the individual lives, including the person's family, peers, school, and neighborhood |
| B. Exosystem | II. Consists of the patterning of environmental events and transitions over the life course |
| C. Macrosystem | III. Consists of links between a social setting in which the individual does not have an active role and the individual's immediate context |
| D. Microsystem | IV. Consists of the culture in which individuals live |
| Column I (Pillars of Human Development) | Column II (Characteristics) |
|---|---|
| a. Equity | iv. Equal access of opportunities for everyone |
| b. Sustainability | iii. Each generation must ensure the availability of choices and opportunities to its future generations |
| c. Productivity | i. Providing better health facilities to everyone |
| d. Empowerment | ii. Good governance and people-oriented policies |