The UNDP Human Development Report 1994 introduced a new concept of human security, which equated security with people rather than territories, with development rather than arms. Human security encompasses freedom from fear (such as conflict, natural disasters, and infectious diseases), freedom from want (basic needs such as food, education, and health), and freedom to live in dignity.
- area A Declaration for the Creation of Peace
- theme Human Security and World Peace
Human Security
Human Security
The UNDP Human Development Report nineteen ninety-four introduced a new concept of human security, which equated security with people rather than territories, with development rather than arms. Human security encompasses freedom from fear (such as conflict, natural disasters, and infectious diseases), freedom from want (basic needs such as food, education, and health), and freedom to live in dignity.