The term “sustainable development” is defined as development to achieve the needs
of present gen... more The term “sustainable development” is defined as development to achieve the needs
of present generation without compromising future generation’s needs, while we are
misusing the resources in a very vital manner, which is not good for the present generation
and as well as to the future generation. ‘Future Generations’ is mainly related to the
environmental problems of resource consumption and pollution and their distribution over
long time horizons. In this paper we focus on strategies for sustainable development which
are necessary for survival of and our present generation as well as coming generation. And
also emphasise on how to improve the quality of life of both current and future generations,
while safeguarding the earth’s capacity to support life in all its diversity.
The aim of this paper is to explore the condition of child health in context of
malnutrition whi... more The aim of this paper is to explore the condition of child health in context of
malnutrition which is mainly generated through poverty and inequality.
Children undoubtedly are the most important segment of our population not
only to their valuable number, but also for the future of the nation. Thus wellbeing
of these children reveals the real picture of development of any country.
In any development effort, the starting point should be children for several
physiological, social and even economic reasons. A wise investment in
children’s health, nutrition and education is the foundation stone for all
national development. Nutrition plays an important role in mental, physical and
cognitive development of children. It means optimal nutrition is important for
sustenance, good health, and well-being throughout life. But the poverty
becomes the main obstacle in this fundamental route because poverty is a state
of deprivation; it means lack of food and as well as basic necessaries of life and
without the fulfilment of these needs our children cannot survive, if they live,
lives with disabilities. Poverty is a multidimensional factor in affecting the child
health. The government of Uttar Pradesh state in India has a clear mandate and
vision to protect its children. With more than 100 projects commissioned by the
state’s child development agency and a few million dollars spent each year on
children welfare. At least they must not die from acute malnutrition. 6 million
people in U.P. were living below the poverty line in 2004-05 on the basis of
uniform recall period. We also disclose the governmental approached to
improve the child health among poor family’s children.
The aim of this paper is to explore the condition of child health in context of
malnutrition whi... more The aim of this paper is to explore the condition of child health in context of
malnutrition which is mainly generated through poverty and inequality.
Children undoubtedly are the most important segment of our population not
only to their valuable number, but also for the future of the nation. Thus wellbeing
of these children reveals the real picture of development of any country.
In any development effort, the starting point should be children for several
physiological, social and even economic reasons. A wise investment in
children’s health, nutrition and education is the foundation stone for all
national development. Nutrition plays an important role in mental, physical and
cognitive development of children. It means optimal nutrition is important for
sustenance, good health, and well-being throughout life. But the poverty
becomes the main obstacle in this fundamental route because poverty is a state
of deprivation; it means lack of food and as well as basic necessaries of life and
without the fulfilment of these needs our children cannot survive, if they live,
lives with disabilities. Poverty is a multidimensional factor in affecting the child
health. The government of Uttar Pradesh state in India has a clear mandate and
vision to protect its children. With more than 100 projects commissioned by the
state’s child development agency and a few million dollars spent each year on
children welfare. At least they must not die from acute malnutrition. 6 million
people in U.P. were living below the poverty line in 2004-05 on the basis of
uniform recall period. We also disclose the governmental approached to
improve the child health among poor family’s children.
This paper is emphasizing about the interrelationship among climate change, health and developmen... more This paper is emphasizing about the interrelationship among climate change, health and development. These three aspects interlinked to one other. Climate change affects to the health and health affects to the development.
This paper focus upon the impacts of climate change on child health specially 0-6 year old childr... more This paper focus upon the impacts of climate change on child health specially 0-6 year old children. The diseases likely to be generated by the climate change are already the primary cause of child morbidity and mortality, including vector borne diseases, water borne disease and air borne diseases.
The term “sustainable development” is defined as development to achieve the needs
of present gen... more The term “sustainable development” is defined as development to achieve the needs
of present generation without compromising future generation’s needs, while we are
misusing the resources in a very vital manner, which is not good for the present generation
and as well as to the future generation. ‘Future Generations’ is mainly related to the
environmental problems of resource consumption and pollution and their distribution over
long time horizons. In this paper we focus on strategies for sustainable development which
are necessary for survival of and our present generation as well as coming generation. And
also emphasise on how to improve the quality of life of both current and future generations,
while safeguarding the earth’s capacity to support life in all its diversity.
The aim of this paper is to explore the condition of child health in context of
malnutrition whi... more The aim of this paper is to explore the condition of child health in context of
malnutrition which is mainly generated through poverty and inequality.
Children undoubtedly are the most important segment of our population not
only to their valuable number, but also for the future of the nation. Thus wellbeing
of these children reveals the real picture of development of any country.
In any development effort, the starting point should be children for several
physiological, social and even economic reasons. A wise investment in
children’s health, nutrition and education is the foundation stone for all
national development. Nutrition plays an important role in mental, physical and
cognitive development of children. It means optimal nutrition is important for
sustenance, good health, and well-being throughout life. But the poverty
becomes the main obstacle in this fundamental route because poverty is a state
of deprivation; it means lack of food and as well as basic necessaries of life and
without the fulfilment of these needs our children cannot survive, if they live,
lives with disabilities. Poverty is a multidimensional factor in affecting the child
health. The government of Uttar Pradesh state in India has a clear mandate and
vision to protect its children. With more than 100 projects commissioned by the
state’s child development agency and a few million dollars spent each year on
children welfare. At least they must not die from acute malnutrition. 6 million
people in U.P. were living below the poverty line in 2004-05 on the basis of
uniform recall period. We also disclose the governmental approached to
improve the child health among poor family’s children.
The aim of this paper is to explore the condition of child health in context of
malnutrition whi... more The aim of this paper is to explore the condition of child health in context of
malnutrition which is mainly generated through poverty and inequality.
Children undoubtedly are the most important segment of our population not
only to their valuable number, but also for the future of the nation. Thus wellbeing
of these children reveals the real picture of development of any country.
In any development effort, the starting point should be children for several
physiological, social and even economic reasons. A wise investment in
children’s health, nutrition and education is the foundation stone for all
national development. Nutrition plays an important role in mental, physical and
cognitive development of children. It means optimal nutrition is important for
sustenance, good health, and well-being throughout life. But the poverty
becomes the main obstacle in this fundamental route because poverty is a state
of deprivation; it means lack of food and as well as basic necessaries of life and
without the fulfilment of these needs our children cannot survive, if they live,
lives with disabilities. Poverty is a multidimensional factor in affecting the child
health. The government of Uttar Pradesh state in India has a clear mandate and
vision to protect its children. With more than 100 projects commissioned by the
state’s child development agency and a few million dollars spent each year on
children welfare. At least they must not die from acute malnutrition. 6 million
people in U.P. were living below the poverty line in 2004-05 on the basis of
uniform recall period. We also disclose the governmental approached to
improve the child health among poor family’s children.
This paper is emphasizing about the interrelationship among climate change, health and developmen... more This paper is emphasizing about the interrelationship among climate change, health and development. These three aspects interlinked to one other. Climate change affects to the health and health affects to the development.
This paper focus upon the impacts of climate change on child health specially 0-6 year old childr... more This paper focus upon the impacts of climate change on child health specially 0-6 year old children. The diseases likely to be generated by the climate change are already the primary cause of child morbidity and mortality, including vector borne diseases, water borne disease and air borne diseases.
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of present generation without compromising future generation’s needs, while we are
misusing the resources in a very vital manner, which is not good for the present generation
and as well as to the future generation. ‘Future Generations’ is mainly related to the
environmental problems of resource consumption and pollution and their distribution over
long time horizons. In this paper we focus on strategies for sustainable development which
are necessary for survival of and our present generation as well as coming generation. And
also emphasise on how to improve the quality of life of both current and future generations,
while safeguarding the earth’s capacity to support life in all its diversity.
malnutrition which is mainly generated through poverty and inequality.
Children undoubtedly are the most important segment of our population not
only to their valuable number, but also for the future of the nation. Thus wellbeing
of these children reveals the real picture of development of any country.
In any development effort, the starting point should be children for several
physiological, social and even economic reasons. A wise investment in
children’s health, nutrition and education is the foundation stone for all
national development. Nutrition plays an important role in mental, physical and
cognitive development of children. It means optimal nutrition is important for
sustenance, good health, and well-being throughout life. But the poverty
becomes the main obstacle in this fundamental route because poverty is a state
of deprivation; it means lack of food and as well as basic necessaries of life and
without the fulfilment of these needs our children cannot survive, if they live,
lives with disabilities. Poverty is a multidimensional factor in affecting the child
health. The government of Uttar Pradesh state in India has a clear mandate and
vision to protect its children. With more than 100 projects commissioned by the
state’s child development agency and a few million dollars spent each year on
children welfare. At least they must not die from acute malnutrition. 6 million
people in U.P. were living below the poverty line in 2004-05 on the basis of
uniform recall period. We also disclose the governmental approached to
improve the child health among poor family’s children.
malnutrition which is mainly generated through poverty and inequality.
Children undoubtedly are the most important segment of our population not
only to their valuable number, but also for the future of the nation. Thus wellbeing
of these children reveals the real picture of development of any country.
In any development effort, the starting point should be children for several
physiological, social and even economic reasons. A wise investment in
children’s health, nutrition and education is the foundation stone for all
national development. Nutrition plays an important role in mental, physical and
cognitive development of children. It means optimal nutrition is important for
sustenance, good health, and well-being throughout life. But the poverty
becomes the main obstacle in this fundamental route because poverty is a state
of deprivation; it means lack of food and as well as basic necessaries of life and
without the fulfilment of these needs our children cannot survive, if they live,
lives with disabilities. Poverty is a multidimensional factor in affecting the child
health. The government of Uttar Pradesh state in India has a clear mandate and
vision to protect its children. With more than 100 projects commissioned by the
state’s child development agency and a few million dollars spent each year on
children welfare. At least they must not die from acute malnutrition. 6 million
people in U.P. were living below the poverty line in 2004-05 on the basis of
uniform recall period. We also disclose the governmental approached to
improve the child health among poor family’s children.
of present generation without compromising future generation’s needs, while we are
misusing the resources in a very vital manner, which is not good for the present generation
and as well as to the future generation. ‘Future Generations’ is mainly related to the
environmental problems of resource consumption and pollution and their distribution over
long time horizons. In this paper we focus on strategies for sustainable development which
are necessary for survival of and our present generation as well as coming generation. And
also emphasise on how to improve the quality of life of both current and future generations,
while safeguarding the earth’s capacity to support life in all its diversity.
malnutrition which is mainly generated through poverty and inequality.
Children undoubtedly are the most important segment of our population not
only to their valuable number, but also for the future of the nation. Thus wellbeing
of these children reveals the real picture of development of any country.
In any development effort, the starting point should be children for several
physiological, social and even economic reasons. A wise investment in
children’s health, nutrition and education is the foundation stone for all
national development. Nutrition plays an important role in mental, physical and
cognitive development of children. It means optimal nutrition is important for
sustenance, good health, and well-being throughout life. But the poverty
becomes the main obstacle in this fundamental route because poverty is a state
of deprivation; it means lack of food and as well as basic necessaries of life and
without the fulfilment of these needs our children cannot survive, if they live,
lives with disabilities. Poverty is a multidimensional factor in affecting the child
health. The government of Uttar Pradesh state in India has a clear mandate and
vision to protect its children. With more than 100 projects commissioned by the
state’s child development agency and a few million dollars spent each year on
children welfare. At least they must not die from acute malnutrition. 6 million
people in U.P. were living below the poverty line in 2004-05 on the basis of
uniform recall period. We also disclose the governmental approached to
improve the child health among poor family’s children.
malnutrition which is mainly generated through poverty and inequality.
Children undoubtedly are the most important segment of our population not
only to their valuable number, but also for the future of the nation. Thus wellbeing
of these children reveals the real picture of development of any country.
In any development effort, the starting point should be children for several
physiological, social and even economic reasons. A wise investment in
children’s health, nutrition and education is the foundation stone for all
national development. Nutrition plays an important role in mental, physical and
cognitive development of children. It means optimal nutrition is important for
sustenance, good health, and well-being throughout life. But the poverty
becomes the main obstacle in this fundamental route because poverty is a state
of deprivation; it means lack of food and as well as basic necessaries of life and
without the fulfilment of these needs our children cannot survive, if they live,
lives with disabilities. Poverty is a multidimensional factor in affecting the child
health. The government of Uttar Pradesh state in India has a clear mandate and
vision to protect its children. With more than 100 projects commissioned by the
state’s child development agency and a few million dollars spent each year on
children welfare. At least they must not die from acute malnutrition. 6 million
people in U.P. were living below the poverty line in 2004-05 on the basis of
uniform recall period. We also disclose the governmental approached to
improve the child health among poor family’s children.