csr magazine subscription Published this articles page no 100 The index summarises 26 indicators on five dimensions — water sanitation housing micro-environment and other facilities (assessed using indicators like access to the type of kitchen ventilation of the dwelling unit access to a bathroom electricity and type of fuel used for cooking). The survey reports that improved access to “the bare necessities” has led to improvements in health indicators and correlates with future improvements in qeducation indicators. Endnotes 1. From Readings in Human Development Concepts Measures and Policies for a Development Paradigm- Chapter Evolution of the Human Development Index by SelimJahan (page159) 2. Ibid. csr magazine subscription
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