Mapping Regional Disparities in Human Development- The Case of Erstwhile Andhra Pradesh

Kumar, Radhika; Prabhakaran, Priyanjali; George, Jain K.; Parambath, Saritha G.

doi:10.1016/j.protcy.2016.05.233

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“…For example, adopting the spatial analysis methods suggested in this paper could improvise the interpretation of the household health expenditure inequalities discussed in Mukherjee et al (2011). Similarly, Yang and Hu (2008) and Kumar et al (2016) discussed the inequalities present in human development among the provinces of China and districts of another Indian state, respectively. However, these results could be varied or improved if the analysis was conducted at lower levels, as suggested in the current research.…”

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Developing a methodological framework for capturing regional disparities in social development

Kallingal

Firoz

2022

Regional Science Policy & Practice

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This paper attempts to develop a methodological framework for capturing regional disparities in social development by adopting the methods suggested by McMeekin et al. (2020). A set of six conditions and their adjoining cases were developed that determined the methodology. A new methodological framework was formulated as an interconnected network of conditions, cases, tools, methods and other aspects. This framework was pilot tested in Kerala, India, to explore the regional inequalities in housing infrastructure and living conditions. Comparison of results with the index of deprivation revealed the importance of adopting multivariate methods and lower areal units of analysis to produce better results.

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Developing a methodological framework for capturing regional disparities in social development

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2022

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“…The Human Development Index represents Amartya Sen's "capabilities" approach that underline the value of ends (like a decent standard of living) over means (like per capita income) (Stanton, 2007) [11]. Sen has argued that the growth of a nation depends not only on its economic development but also quality of life offered to its citizens as well (Kumar et al, 2016) [5]. Rao (2000) has attempted to measure the inequalities in human development status across six major states of India by using Human Development Report 1997 [10].…”

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Relationship between the Social Sector and Human Development in India: An Inter-State Analysis

Singh,

Kaur

2023

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The development of social sector relies on structure of public expenditure on housing, public health care, education, water supply and sanitation and welfare of weaker sections (SCs, STs and OBCs) etc. The definition of human development is the increase in people’s freedom to lead long, healthy and creative lives. Present study examines the relationship between social sector and human development across Indian states. The association between India’s social sector and human development from 1992-93 to 2019-20 has been examined using Pearson Correlation. The study found a positive relationship between social sector development and human development across Indian states. Human development dimension should be taken into account during formulation and performance of social sector programmes. Level and structure of government policies must play a crucial role in ensuring a high level of human development among the people.

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Mapping Regional Disparities in Human Development- The Case of Erstwhile Andhra Pradesh

Cited by 12 publications

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Developing a methodological framework for capturing regional disparities in social development

Developing a methodological framework for capturing regional disparities in social development

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Relationship between the Social Sector and Human Development in India: An Inter-State Analysis

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