This document discusses different perspectives on development goals. It notes that development goals can vary over time, place, and between individuals. Development goals like income, equality, freedom, security, and respect can conflict between groups like gender, social class, religion, and rural/urban areas. International organizations like the World Bank and UNDP use metrics like per capita income, education, health, and HDI rankings to measure national development, but these neglect other important factors. While income is important, true well-being requires family, health, knowledge, and environment. Countries with similar incomes can vary greatly in health and education outcomes. For long term sustainable development, resources must be conserved for future generations.

1. MADATSST
&
MUKUND INGLE
PRESENT

2. Mr. Mukund B. Ingle

3.  Increase in income improves the lifestyle is called
development
▪ Developmental goals change time to time
▪ They change place to place
▪ They change person to person

4.  Different people have different as well as
conflicting goals.
 Examples:
▪ A girl and a boy
▪ Industrialists and Farmers
▪ Rich people and poor people
▪ One religion and other religion
▪ Rural and urban area

5.  Income and other goals:
 Income
 EqualTreatment
 Freedom
 Security
 Respect
 Family and Friends
▪ These are all factors which affect the our developmental goals

6.  As for personal developmental goal, they are
different as well as conflicting, the notion of
national developmental goal is varied.
 Each and every citizen of the country has his own
thinking behind what the development of country
should be alike

7. WORLD BANK
 Average Income/ Per Capita
Income
 Total Income of the Nation/
Total Population of the
Nation
 Rich Countries: US$ 12616
PCI/Year
 Poor Countries: US$ 1035 PCI/
Year
UNDP
 Per Capita Income
 Education
 Health Status
 Human Development Report
is released every year
 Ranking is given every year by
studying above criterions

8.  No clear detail about the income of individuals
 Gap between rich and poor is recognized
 Other factors are neglected ( education, health,
infrastructure etc)

9.  Money in a pocket can’t buy all things which
needed to live well
▪ Family and Friends
▪ Health
▪ Healthy Environment
▪ Knowledge &Wisdom

10.  Maharashtra has better PCI than Kerala (MS – 107670,
Kerala – 88527)
 Kerala has very low Infant mortality rate. (MS – 25, Kerala
– 12)
 Kerala has very high literacy rate. (MS – 82, Kerala – 94)
 Thus, Kerala has best HDI ranking among all states in India

11.  Body Mass Index
 Weigh upon height in meter square (Finding BMI)
 It is one of the methods to check whether the
person healthy or not.
 Below 18.5 BMI means undernourished and above
25 means over-nourished

12. Country PCI (in US $) Life Expectancy Literacy rate HDI Ranking
Sri Lanka 9250 74.3 91.2 73
India 5150 66.4 62.8 135

13.  “We have not inherited the world from our
forefathers, we have borrowed it from our children”
 Development has led the degradation of environment
 It has depleted the resources on such a level that
nothing would be left for the future.
 If we want to continue the development, we need to
conserve the resources for future.

14. THANK YOU