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Development studies

a development strategy aimed at ensuring that all people have food, water, shelter, health and education, rather than relying on growth alone.

In development studies, basic needs approach refers to a development strategy aimed at ensuring that all people have food, water, shelter, health and education, rather than relying on growth alone. This meaning comes from Streeten (1981) in First things first: Meeting basic human needs in the developing countries.[1]

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Streeten, P. (1981). First things first: Meeting basic human needs in the developing countries. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195203684

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