Question

how is the criteria used by UNDP for measuring development different from one used by world bank

Answer 1

Hlo friend!!

The indicators used by UNDP are:-

-Average income

-Literacy rate

-Infant mortality rate

-Education

-Health

-life expectancy rate

-HDI rank.

In the other hand, World Bank only uses

-average income or per capita income

-rich country (per capita income RS 453000 and above in 2004)

-poor country (per capita income RS 37000 or less in 2004)

UNDP uses more criterias for measuring development. That's why it is better than that of World Bank

Hope it helps

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer to the question  is-how is the criteria used by UNDP for measuring development different from one used by world bank " is as under-

Explanation:

The criterion used by the UNDP for measuring development is different from the one used by the World Bank in the sense that it uses a combination of factors such as health, education and income as indicators of development.

It does not rely on per capita income, as is the case with the UNDP publishes a Human Development Report which compares countries not only based  on the health status and educational levels of the people  but also on the per capita income.

In its World Development Reports, according to the World Bank the criterion used in classifying countries is the per capita income of a nation.