What are the different approaches/ways of looking at the problem of human development?

Explanation

Some of the important approaches of looking at human development are:
(a) Income Approach: This is one of the oldest approaches to human development. Human development is seen as being linked to income. The idea is that the level of income effects the level of freedom an individual enjoys. Higher the level of income, the higher is the level of human development,
(b) Welfare Approach: This approach looks at human beings as beneficiaries On targets of all development activities. The approach argues for higher government expenditure on education health, social secondary and amene Peple are not participants in development but only passive recipants. The governent is responsible for increasing levels of human development by maximising expenditure on welfare.
(c) Basic Needs Approach : This approach was initially proposed by the International Labour Organisation (ILO). Six basic needs i.e, health eduction, food, water, supply, sanitation, and housing were identified. The question of human choices is ignored and the emphasis is on the provision of basic needs of defined sections.
(d) Capability Approach: This approach is associated with Prof. Amartya Sen. Building human capabilities in the areas of health, education and access to resources is the key to increasing human development.