Integrated approach to rural development: The South Asian experience
By: Dubey, A.K.
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ArticlePublisher: 1997Description: p.139-152.Subject(s): Rural development - Asia, South | Rural development
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Indian Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: With a brief conceptual background on the approach of integrated rural development (IRD), the author, in a comparative perspective, examines the thrust of IRD followed in government sponsored programmes in four South Asian nations - Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka which, incidentally, had common historical roots - to show their commonalities and variances. With a critique on all the four IRD systems, he highlights weaknesses and strong points of each followed by a 9-point assessment on lessons to be learnt. - Reproduced
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 43, Issue no: 2 | Available | AR35500 |
With a brief conceptual background on the approach of integrated rural development (IRD), the author, in a comparative perspective, examines the thrust of IRD followed in government sponsored programmes in four South Asian nations - Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka which, incidentally, had common historical roots - to show their commonalities and variances. With a critique on all the four IRD systems, he highlights weaknesses and strong points of each followed by a 9-point assessment on lessons to be learnt. - Reproduced
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