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Inclusive Growth In Inclusive Development

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PAPER PRESENTATION
CONTRIBUTION OF YOUTH IN INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT
“We cannot build the future for our youth but we can build our youth for the future”
-DIVYA CHHABRA & DEEPMALIKA DIXIT
Demographically, the India of today is at its youngest best. Nearly 78% of our country’ population is less than 40 years of age. The way in which Youth stage is utilised decides the nature of coming years of a country that lie ahead of us. Today we are finding more young achievers in the field of sports, music, arts, and technology and wealth creation while we can find very few young people leading in the political and social areas. Inclusive development refers to the improvement of the distribution of well being along with the dimension of education, health and income at the same time as the average achievements improve & inequalities in these achievements fall. Or in other words inclusive development consists of ensuring that all marginalised & excluded groups are stakeholders in developmental processes. For example, UNDP (United Nation Development Programme) maintains that many groups are excluded from development because of their gender, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, disability or poverty. The effect of such exclusion is raising level of inequality around the world. Development can’t efficiently reduce poverty unless all groups contribute to the creation of opportunities, share the benefits of development & participate in decision making.

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