Todaro’s theory of core values explains development as a multidimensional process that goes beyond economic growth and focuses on improving the quality of human life. According to Michael P. Todaro, development should be evaluated through three fundamental core values: sustenance, self-esteem, and freedom. These values are universal and provide a framework for understanding how societies can achieve meaningful progress. In the context of promoting enterprise, economic development, youth, and health, Todaro’s theory highlights the importance of creating opportunities that enhance human capabilities and overall well-being. The first core value is sustenance, which refers to the ability of individuals to meet their basic needs such as food, shelter, clothing, healthcare, education, and employment. Sustenance is the foundation of human survival and productivity. Without access to these necessities, people cannot participate effectively in economic activities or contribute to national development. Governments and institutions play a vital role in