Human Development Report in South Asia 2003
The Employment Challenge
Series: Human Development in South Asia;
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Product details:
- Publisher OUP Pakistan
- Date of Publication 22 April 2004
- ISBN 9780195978032
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages216 pages
- Size 279x214x15 mm
- Weight 549 g
- Language English
- Illustrations numerous tables 0
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Short description:
This report analyses the issue of employment from the perspective of people, keeping with the tradition of the centre's previous reports. This Report has been analytically criticized under the view of globalisation and economic growth in the degrading world economy. South Asia has been neither adequate nor equitable enough to reduce the region's huge backlog of about half a billion people in poverty due to inadequate policy attention to these issues. This Report presents an in-depth
explanation of the policy frameworks that should be accountable for poverty, illiteracy, rights practiced by women and children and accumulation of food. It reveals the exposed identity of the government of South East Asia that should explicate the strategic information that is revealed by this
report.
Long description:
This report analyses the issue of employment from the perspective of people, keeping with the tradition of the centre's previous reports. This Report has been analytically criticized under the view of globalisation and economic growth in the degrading world economy. South Asia has been neither adequate nor equitable enough to reduce the region's huge backlog of about half a billion people in poverty due to inadequate policy attention to these issues. This Report presents an in-depth
explanation of the policy frameworks that should be accountable for poverty, illiteracy, rights practiced by women and children and accumulation of food. It reveals the exposed identity of the government of South East Asia that should explicate the strategic information that is revealed by this
report.
