the first human development report was published in 1990.
the first human development report was published in 1990.
when was the first human development report published?
1990
since 1990, more than 140 countries have published some 600 national human development reports, with undp support. undp has also sponsored scores of regional reports, such as the ten-volume arab human development report series, which have made internationally recognized contributions to the global dialogue on democracy, women’s rights, inequality, poverty eradication and other critical issues.









































the 2010 human development report’s review of human development trends showed that most developing countries made dramatic yet often underestimated progress in health, education and basic living standards since 1970 with many of the poorest countries posting the greatest gains.
human development report
bullet::::- human development report 2003: the millennium development goals, a compact among nations to end human poverty.









































bullet::::- human development report 2002: deepening democracy in a fragmented world.









































bullet::::- human development report 2001: making new technologies work for human development.









































bullet::::- human development report 2000: human rights and human development.









































bullet::::- human development report 1999: globalization with a human face.









































bullet::::- human development report 1998: consumption and human development.









































bullet::::- human development report 1997: human development to eradicate poverty.









































bullet::::- human development report 1996: human development and economic growth.









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- international association for feminist economics









































bullet::::- feminist economics
sakiko fukuda-parr