NATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT
1996
Foreword
Executive Summary
1. Economic Transformation and Human Development
1.1. Human Development - Concept and Policy
1.2. The Main Aim of Reform is Human Development
1.3.Human Development and Economic Growth
1.3.1. Sources of Economic Growth
1.3.2. Macroeconomic Stabilization
1.3.3. Institutional Reforms
1.3.4. Does Growth Promote Human Development
1.3.5. Does Human Development Promote Growth?
2. Human Development: Past and Future
2.1. Human Development Potential
2.2. Was Reform Necessary? The Social Cost of Reform.
2.3. Progress achieved in 1994-95.
2.3.1. Changes in the Macroeconomic Situation
2.3.2. Structural Transformations
2.3.3. Changes in the Human Development Index
2.3.4. Dimensions of Human Development
2.4. Rural Development: Potential for Narrowing the Gap between Rural and Urban
Development
2.4.1. Similarities and Disparities
2.4.2. Reasons for Disparities
2.4.3. Policies to Narrow Urban-Rural Differences
3. Rural Development and Human Development
3.1. Agriculture as a Basis for Economic Growth
3.1.1.Land, Natural Resources and Human Development
3.1.2. Agricultural Output
3.2. Institutional and Structural Reform in Agriculture
3.2.1. The Necessity of Reform