Equitable resource distribution

Equitable resource distribution refers to the fair allocation of resources—like money, food, education, and healthcare—among individuals and communities. Unlike equal distribution, which gives everyone the same amount, equitable distribution considers individual needs and circumstances. This means providing more support to those who require it most, such as marginalized or disadvantaged groups. The goal is to reduce inequalities and ensure that everyone has the opportunity to thrive, thereby promoting social justice and enhancing overall well-being in society.