THE BASIC NEEDS APPROACH | MANGCAO, JEHANA S.| BSSW-2A — Transcript

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1. 0:00good day my name is Johanna es mana and
2. 0:03I am the third reporter of group five I
3. 0:06am going to discuss about the basic
4. 0:08needs approach so first what is the
5. 0:11basic needs approach a development
6. 0:14strategy focus on ensuring access to
7. 0:18essential goods and services for a
8. 0:20minimum standard of living introduced in
9. 0:23the 1970s as an alternative to growth
10. 0:26focused development models so the basic
11. 0:30needs approach is a development
12. 0:34strategy Prov especially the poor with
13. 0:38access to essential goods and
14. 0:41services minimum standard of living this
15. 0:44approach was introduced in the 1970s as
16. 0:47an alternative growth Focus models which
17. 0:51primar concentrated on economic
18. 0:57progress unlik purely iic models basic
19. 1:01needs
20. 1:03approach direct prision of fundamental
21. 1:06needs like food Water Shelter education
22. 1:10and
23. 1:11healthare decent quality of life so and
24. 1:15now we are going to the key areas of
25. 1:19focus which is the basic human
26. 1:23needs so an ano so the first one is food
27. 1:28so food is sufficient nutrition to
28. 1:30prevent malnutrition and hunger so the
29. 1:33basic needs approach highlights the
30. 1:36importance of providing
31. 1:46enough healthy and productive proper
32. 1:49nutrition not only prevents disease but
33. 1:51also helps develop human potential so
34. 1:54number two is water and sanitation clean
35. 1:56drinking water and proper wayte disposal
36. 1:59to promote health
37. 2:00access to clean drinking water and
38. 2:02proper sanitation is crucial for
39. 2:04promoting Health at prevent spread
40. 2:09diseases safe water sources and
41. 2:12effective Waste Management Systems
42. 2:14Community which is critical for
43. 2:17maintaining Public Health number three
44. 2:20is shelter so adequate housing for
45. 2:24protection and well-being so adequate
46. 2:26housing is another key focus of the
47. 2:29basic need approach it gives individuals
48. 2:32protection Mula environmental elements
49. 2:35and promotes overall well-being having a
50. 2:38stable home also gives security and
51. 2:40personal dignity Mahala for a
52. 2:43sustainable life number four is
53. 2:46education so access to basic education
54. 2:49to improve literacy and skills so
55. 2:52education is vital for improving
56. 2:54literacy
57. 2:58rates improve their lives
58. 3:00by ensuring access to basic education
59. 3:02the approach empowers people to
60. 3:05participate more in society and the
61. 3:07economy helping to break the cycle of
62. 3:10poverty lastly is healthare essential to
63. 3:14Medical Services to prevent and treat
64. 3:17diseases access to Essential Health Care
65. 3:20Services is crucial prevent treat
66. 3:23diseases without a healthy population H
67. 3:27sustainable development health servic
68. 3:29has reduce mortality rates and improve
69. 3:32the quality of life for everyone and now
70. 3:36we are going to discuss the goal of the
71. 3:40approach so reducing poverty and
72. 3:44inequality by directly addressing
73. 3:46fundamental needs for the poor to inform
74. 3:49us that the economic growth does not
75. 3:52guarantee improving living conditions so
76. 3:55the main goal of basic needs approach
77. 3:58iasan poverty at inequality by
78. 4:01addressing the fundamental
79. 4:04needs unlike growth Focus
80. 4:07models economic growth will trickle down
81. 4:10to improve living conditions for all the
82. 4:13basic needs approach directly targets
83. 4:15the root causes of poverty it ensures
84. 4:18the basic needs like food Water Shelter
85. 4:21education and Health Care are
86. 4:23met eom growth it doesn't
87. 4:28guarante that's why
88. 4:30Focus approach to ensure everyone has
89. 4:33access to the essentials for a dignified
90. 4:35life this helps create a more Equitable
91. 4:37Society where everyone has the
92. 4:39opportunity to drive so that will be all
93. 4:42thank you for listening have a good day