HDR 2010 Human Development Research Papers
HDRO/UNDP
24 June 2010
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2010 marks the 20th anniversary of the Human Development Report (HDR). Since 1990, the HDR has shifted the global development discourse from a near-exclusive focus on economic growth to a more balanced assessment of living standards based on health and education and human freedom as well as income. The HDRs have provided innovative analysis on subjects ranging from gender, culture and the MDGs to clean water access and immigration. This milestone year is an opportunity to both reaffirm and strengthen the original Human development vision and methodology, and to provide new diagnostic tools to meet the challenges of the twenty-first century.
With every edition of the HDR, UNDP’s Human Development Report Office publishes a series of specially commissioned Human Development Research Papers that collectively provide the innovative analysis and data synthesized in the annual Report.
This first group of HDR 2010 research papers features some of the more fundamental and conceptual research that informs the new Report. These papers discuss the conceptual basis of the human development approach, related aspects of global governance, the role of markets and the state, new ways to measure human development, the role of natural resources, and the challenge of sustainability.
This release includes a provocative paper by Gray and Purser that examines 40 years of Human Development Index (HDI) trends; its findings were spotlighted in our Let´s Talk HD blog, which in turn attracted the attention of the Times of India.
HDRPs: Thematic research on key issues and concepts of human development
HD Concepts
HD Data and Trends
HD and Governance
HD in Europe
HD in Africa
Visit our website as we continue to publish more 2010 research papers until the launch of the 20th anniversary edition of the Human Development Report in October 2010.
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¿Qué se incluye en un Informe de Desarrollo Humano? (por Paola Pagliani Especialista de Políticas y Facilitadora de Redes, Oficina encargada del Informe sobre Desarrollo Humano, PNUD)
Al celebrar el vigésimo aniversario del Informe de Desarrollo Humano global, resulta interesante observar cómo ha influido el concepto de desarrollo humano en el discurso mundial sobre el desarrollo. Los IDH globales han planteado debates sobre el desarrollo y sus recomendaciones han tenido eco entre los políticos.
No obstante, a menudo, son los IDH regionales, nacionales y subnacionales que hayan generado un cambio político real. Se han elaborado más de 700 informes de este tipo, que han aportando datos a los debates y las políticas mediante la localización del enfoque de desarrollo humano a través de un planteamiento centrado en en el pueblo mismo, en el bienestar de los seres humanos, y no en los cálculos macroeconomicos.
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