Geography of Development

Geography of Development refers to how different regions around the world experience varying levels of economic growth, social progress, and overall well-being. This concept examines factors such as location, resources, infrastructure, and historical context that can influence a region's development. For instance, coastal areas often benefit from trade, while landlocked regions may face challenges. Additionally, access to education, healthcare, and technology plays a crucial role in shaping a region’s development prospects. Understanding these geographical differences helps policymakers address inequalities and promote balanced growth across different areas.