Question

In the context of development policies, which of the following best describes "inclusive development"?

• A. Growth that benefits a specific section of society
• B. Economic growth that is distributed fairly across all sections of society
• C. Development focused exclusively on rural areas
• D. An approach that avoids addressing social issues

Answer 1

Answer:

B. Economic growth that is distributed fairly across all sections of society

Inclusive development is an approach to economic and social progress that aims to ensure all individuals and communities, particularly marginalized and disadvantaged groups, have equal access to opportunities, resources, and benefits of growth, fostering social cohesion and reducing inequalities through participatory governance, sustainable practices, and targeted support for those who are often left behind.