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HUMAN 
DEVELOPMENT                   
REPORT
1991

 
 
 
 
FINANCING
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
The lack of political commitment, not of financial resources, is often the real cause of human neglect. This is the main conclusion of Human  Development Report 1991- the second in a series of annual reports on  the subject. The Report points to an enormous potential for  restructuring of both national budgets and international aid allocations  in favour of human development. But the plea for greater allocative efficiency and more effective spending does not mean indifference to the need for economic growth, or for increased resource mobilisation. On the contrary. The Report's position is that a more efficient and effective public sector will help strengthen the private role in human development. And the best argument for additional resources is that the existing funds are well spent.