Underdevelopment

Underdevelopment refers to a condition where a country or region experiences low economic growth, limited infrastructure, and insufficient access to education, healthcare, and basic services. This results in crowded living conditions, high unemployment, and a lack of opportunities for many people. Factors contributing to underdevelopment include historical issues like colonialism, inadequate governance, and economic challenges such as reliance on a few industries. Addressing underdevelopment involves investing in human capital, improving institutions, and creating sustainable economic opportunities to enhance living standards and promote growth.