2. Social Development - The Concept
• Life expectancy over 60 years • Drinking water and sanitation for all • Reduction in military expenditure • Designate 0.7% of GNP (of rich countries) to aid • Eliminate gender gap in literacy • Equal access for girls and boys to primary school Bilance, Holland, the development Agency, speaks of Three Components of Social ...
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