(CED, 2006)
The work entitled: "Rights based approach the Millennium Development Goals: The UNDP and Hurist Experience" states that the commitment of the UNDP is characterized by "the promotion and application of the human rights based approach to development dates from the issues in 1998 of its policy of integrating human rights with human development." (2003) it is believed that this policy option will "derive additional strength from the system wide application by UN agencies of the 'common misunderstanding on a human rights-based approach to development cooperation." This work goes on to say that: "The goal of human development is to create an enabling environment in which people's capacities can be enhanced and their range of choices expanded. Human rights approaches add the element of duties and obligations as well as the ability to claim rights." (CED, 2006) These goals are very important due to their methodology which is an approach that adds value to the work of the UNDP "as it offers a path toward the alleviation of injustice and inequality in the fight against poverty." (Ibid)
III. CHARACTERISTICS in RAPIDLY GROWING ECONOMIES ANALYZED
The working definition of the UN HR policy is given definition by three 'key' principles which are those of: (1) action; (2) guidance; and (3) empowerment. (Ibid)the stated methodology of the UNDP programming is inclusive of the elements of: (I) assessment, beyond root causes; (2) analysis through the HR framework; (3) capacity building; (3) monitoring; and (4) advocacy" (Ibid) in the application of this approach the framework "for the pursuit of human development" that has as its' basis and direction the "development of capacities to realize human rights." (CED, 2006)
One 'key' factor within this framework the capacity of the 'duty bearer is identified and the duty bearer then claims or makes as their own...
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