Deprivation analysis on the other hand looks more directly at the household's actual access and uptake of these goods and services. While a household might be unable to access health care services, does not have sufficient food at home or a clean source of drinking water, the reasons for the lack of these might be other than financial constraints. Deprivation analysis focuses on the outcomes per person or per household and therefore includes constraints that go beyond having insufficient income, such as not having time or appropriate transportation to obtain a particular service, limited supply of goods, discrimination, inability to access services due to safety issues, inadequate quality, etc.