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If you look at the list some are enablers that help to achieve the others. If you get this ones: - Get to where they need to go conveniently and inexpensively
by ElViajero 5y ago
If you look at the list some are enablers that help to achieve the others.
If you get this ones:
- Get to where they need to go conveniently and inexpensively.
- Get access to education, training and credentialing.
- Get access to things that support their health, whether that is nutritious food, adequate exercise, clean air or medical treatment.
It is easier to get this other ones:
- Access housing that is within their budget.
- Get access to earned income.
All this seems quite basic. And it should be in place as it benefits everybody in the long term. But, I guess that that's the problem, short term some people will get more if this does not happen. Long term investment is lacking.
- mym1990 5y agoThis is just a hunch, and obviously overly simplistic but I think the key phrase is investment in that a lot of infrastructure or policy action looks for tangible ROI and the people at the top either don't believe that it is there for these types of issues, or it doesn't fall within their ideology to help provide such things. And this is a total shame because society can benefit so much if we were able to look past the dollar sign as a measuring stick.