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    Public facilities are institutional responses that provide basic human needs like health, education, safety, recreation and worship. Examples include churches, hospitals, and police stations. The benefits of public facilities can be shared by many people, like government schools that enable children to get an education, and electricity that allows farmers to irrigate fields and people to open small workshops. Public facilities advantageously allow their benefits to be shared by communities, such as schools that educate village children, and electricity and water supplies that support farmers and shopkeepers.

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    Public facilities are institutional responses that provide basic human needs like health, education, safety, recreation and worship. Examples include churches, hospitals, and police stations. The benefits of public facilities can be shared by many people, like government schools that enable children to get an education, and electricity that allows farmers to irrigate fields and people to open small workshops. Public facilities advantageously allow their benefits to be shared by communities, such as schools that educate village children, and electricity and water supplies that support farmers and shopkeepers.

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    Public Facilities: Enable Many Children To Get Educated

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    Public facilities are institutional responses that provide basic human needs like health, education, safety, recreation and worship. Examples include churches, hospitals, and police stations. The benefits of public facilities can be shared by many people, like government schools that enable children to get an education, and electricity that allows farmers to irrigate fields and people to open small workshops. Public facilities advantageously allow their benefits to be shared by communities, such as schools that educate village children, and electricity and water supplies that support farmers and shopkeepers.

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    Public Facilities

     Public facilities are defined as institutional responses to basic human needs, such as
    health, education, safety, recreation, and worship. Examples of typical public facilities
    include churches, hospitals, and police stations.
     The benefits of public facility can be shared by many people. Government schools
    enable many children to get educated.
     The supply of electricity is essential for all households. Farmers can run pump
    sets to irrigate their fields; people open small workshops that run on electricity.

     The advantage of a public facility, is that once provided, its benefits can be
    shared by many people.
    Public Facilities

    For instance, a school in the village will enable many children to get educated.

    Supply of electricity and water to an area can be useful for many people like farmers
    and shopkeepers.

    People can benefit from hospitals by using them for health care.
    Public Facilities

    The Indian Constitution recognizes the right to education, electricity, water and health
    as being a part of the Right to Life.

    Thankyou!!

    By: Aloma Alvares


    Grade: 8-A

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