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Inessential
Other Names:
Nonessential
Non-essential
Unessential
Broader:
Intrinsicality-Extrinsicality
Relatedness-Unrelatedness
Appropriateness-Inappropriateness
Oversufficiency-Insufficiency
Importance-Unimportance
Related Problems:
Delayed completion of essential infrastructure
Lack of essential freedom due to unawareness of actuality
Perpetuated unessential services
Understaffing of basic facilities
Essential hypertension
Restricted delivery of essential services to rural communities
Inhumanity
Physically inaccessible services
Instability of trade in essential oils and perfume materials
Tremor
Environmental hazards of essential oils
Prohibitive cost of basic services
Strategies:
Recognizing water as an essential resource
Providing security
Financing essential clinical health services
Diversifying local economies
Learning essential second language
Furnishing essential food items
Strengthening essential certification process
Witnessing essential ancestral significance
Purchasing essential farming implements
Organizing essential volunteer groups
Providing basic civic services
Meeting essential competency needs
Developing essential abilities
Providing community services
Recognizing essential freedom
Developing public service system
Creating essential actuating schemes
Localizing essential goods supply
Securing essential spares inventory
Providing common public facilities
Sharing essential community machinery
Ensuring essential travel services
Accelerating essential capital availability
Maximizing essential services delivery
Setting priorities for consumption
Implementing basic community organization
Establishing essential external relations
Undertaking public works
Delivering necessary public utilities
Enhancing basic physical design
Facilitating essential citizen health
Installing essential communications systems
Upgrading public works system
Extending essential service programs
Constructing essential service facilities
Acquiring essential vocational skills
Providing fundamental resident care
Upgrading essential agrarian techniques
Supporting essential citizen mobility
Linking essential social services
Supplying essential working tools
Supplying essential working tools
Providing essential materials
Providing basic needs
Increasing awareness of essential freedom
Completing vital statistics
Providing sufficient personnel for essential services
Providing sufficient personnel for essential services
Providing sufficient essential freedom
Providing sufficient essential freedom
Promoting essential drugs
Providing essential transportation services
Subjects:
Type Classification:
D: Destructive values