What is the proximity and availability of food, water, and shelter to each other called?

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Delaney Hartman

Social Studies

9 May, 23:13

What is the proximity and availability of food, water, and shelter to each other called?

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Elise Little · Answer 1

The proximity and availability of food, water, and shelter is also known as access to Primary Needs. These needs are considered as such because they are necessary for a human being to be able to live. Whenever any of these 3 needs is compromised, a person will absolutely postpone any pursue other needs in order to fulfill this one.

It is a major task for a government to assure the access to primary needs for its people. In the fulfillment of this task, entities find difficulties such as geographical, cultural, and economic challenges.