- Public services address “capability deprivation,” which is the root of poverty.
- Healthcare: Improves health, enabling individuals to work productively.
- Education: Enhances skills and knowledge, increasing employability and income.
- Physical Infrastructure (water, sanitation, housing): Improves living standards and productivity.
- These services enable individuals to earn sufficient income through work or entrepreneurship.
- They are crucial for people to lead productive and dignified lives.
- They contribute to multi-dimensional poverty reduction.
- This approach is considered inherently sustainable for poverty eradication.