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RURAL DEVELOPMENT APPROACHES AND STRATEGIES

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RURAL DEVELOPMENT APPROACHES AND STRATEGIES

GYANARANJAN SAHOO, Research Scholar, College of Forestry, SHUATS,
Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, India.
AFAQ MAJID WANI, Department of Forest Biology and Tree Improvement,
College of Forestry, SHUATS, Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, India.
SANDEEP ROUT, Faculty of Agriculture, Sri University, Cuttack, Odisha.
Email: gyanaranjan.sahoo3@gmail.com
ABSTRACT
Natural resource management and ecological balance preservation
are perceived today as essential elements of rural development. There are
a number of things that need to be developed in rural communities. These
include education, employment opportunities, practices in agriculture and
agriculture, administration and management, infrastructure, public
services, health care, and environmental and medical conditions. Rural
people would be able to secure better livelihoods if improvements were to
take place in these areas. The support of rural development in an
exceedingly property method has the probable of increasing employment
opportunities in rural areas, reducing financial gain disparities, stemming
premature rural-urban migration, and eventually sinking impoverishment
at its awful contribution. Projects for rural development must ensure
environmental protection, taking into account the interests of various
categories of rural dwellers, such as farmers, herders or timber cutters. In
addition, when the government, organizations and other agencies
formulate approaches and strategies, it is vital to raise awareness among
rural people and help them to benefit appropriately from these measures
and approaches. The main objective of rural development is to increase
farm productivity, to achieve rapid economic transformation, to increase
farmers' profits and to increase the production of selected agricultural
products in the household. Therefore, coordinating rural development
initiatives that contribute to sustainable livelihoods through efforts at
global, regional, national and local levels is critical and of great value to be
acquired, as appropriate. Rural development strategies should take
account of the remoteness and potential of rural areas and provide
targeted and differentiated approaches.

Keywords: Approaches; Capabilities; Rural Development; Strategies.

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