Considerable work has been done on formulating general theories of national development. In particular in terms of the economic development of both developed and developing nations but very little work has been undertaken so far in explaining the nature and the process of rural development; how it can be initiated [...]
Considerable work has been done on formulating general theories of national development. In particular in terms of the economic development of both developed and developing nations but very little work has been undertaken so far in explaining the nature and the process of rural development; how it can be initiated ...
As stated and emphasized earlier, generally no single formula can be recommended for rural development, but projects aimed at specific rural groups and designed especially to meet their needs, have a greater chance of success. Some guidelines derived from previous experience of rural development projects are: It is possible to ...
At the national level, a strong commitment to rural development policies is needed. To eliminate rural poverty and to obtain increased agricultural production, such steps as aspects of land reform may be introduced. This may even need a major political change. Government objectives should poor, low-income farmers and peasants. There ...
Rural development project as part of the national plan aimed at reducing poverty and raising the standard of living of small-holders and low-income rural groups usually have a heavy emphasis on increased agricultural production and other sectors, such as health or education, may be neglected. It is, however, possible to ...
In many developing countries with low agriculture productivity and economic poverty in rural areas, education systems must be planned to meet the needs of rural people and their economic and social development on many fronts simultaneously. Moreover, in these countries, very few of the highly skilled and trainer man power ...
It has been previously stated that in implementing rural development project in developing countries, a good starting point is to develop the agriculture in the area. In this section, we shall survey the pre-requisites for such a development and then study the factors of importance to be taken into consideration ...
To start a pilot project in a region of any developing country would necessitate selection of areas with good potential for implementation of rural development programs. After a careful survey has been undertaken, the presence of all or some of the following factors may be necessary. The area should have ...
Considerable work has been done on formulating general theories of national development. In particular in terms of the economic development of both developed and developing nations but very little work has been undertaken so far in explaining the nature and the process of rural development; how it can be initiated [...]
