1. Human development and sustainability

2. The interrelationship producing sustainable human development
Health
Human development
sustainability
Physical
Social
mental
Increasing choice
Access to knowledge
Decent standard of living
Economic
environmental

3. Sustainable human development is achieved by
Health
Human development
sustainability
People in optimal health. Reduced risk of disease and health determinants. Knowledge of how to look after ones health. Increased life expectancy and access to health resources for prevention and management of conditions is needed
People having access to resources including education, health and a decent standard of living.
Being able to participate in the life of their community and decisions affecting their lives. Eg people living in peace and security, with safe water and sanitation, access to nutritious foods and choice of employment. People are able to make decisions affecting their own lives without fear and have the power and knowledge to positively impact health status
The needs of the current generation are met, such as supply of crops for food, but there is a focus on protecting and ensuring the needs of the future are not compromised; for example. Using techniques such as crop rotation to ensure soil quality remains viable and fertilising the soil for continued productivity.

4. Unsustainable human development
Health
Human development
sustainability
Life expectancy is reduced. People displaced from their homes suffer greater rates of disease such as malaria and diarrhoea. This impacts wellbeing and health status. Reduced income to purchase food leads to the possibility of malnourishment and this is also reflected in families and communities
Situations where people and communities do not have access to education. Communities living in areas of conflict. Resources such as food and facilities may not be available. People are not able to make their own decisions, have access to shelter, safe water and sanitation
Needs of current generation the focus individuals and communities have to do what it takes to survive the present and are unable to consider the impact of their actions on the future generations