For MDF is focusing on the programs related to Human Development Human Development. Human Development is a comprehensive and multidimensional concept that transcends traditional measures of progress, such as economic growth alone, to focus on enhancing the overall well-being and capabilities of individuals. The concept, popularized by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), centers around the idea that development should be people-centric, aiming to improve the quality of life for everyone.
Key components of Human Development include:
Health is a fundamental aspect of human development. MDF focus is on provision of Access to quality healthcare, nutrition, and sanitation. The indicators such as life expectancy, mortality rates, and disease prevalence to assess the health dimension. The main focus is on the preventive as well as curative healthcare.
Education is a cornerstone of Human Development, recognizing that knowledge empowers individuals and fosters societal progress. Beyond literacy rates, the concept evaluates factors like enrollment ratios, educational attainment, and the quality of education. MDF’s focus on education is on the following areas:
While Human Development extends beyond economic indicators, income and economic opportunities are still integral components. However, the focus is not merely on GDP growth but on creating inclusive economic systems that benefit all segments of society.
