Bridging the gap: e-learning as a catalyst for health and nutrition awareness
By: Jain, Akanksha
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BookPublisher: Kurukshetra: A Journal on Rural Development Description: 72(10), Aug, 2024_ p.36-43.
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Kurukshetra: A Journal on Rural DevelopmentSummary: E-learning has emerged as a pivotal tool in enacting health and nutrition awareness in rural India, bridging significant gaps in education and accessibility. Governmental schemes such as digital India, Poshan Abhiyaan, and Ayshman Bharat have catalyzed this transformation, yet challenges like digital divide and cultural barriers purist, proposed strategies to overcome the challenges an extent include infrastructure development, community engagement, capacity bulling, and cultural sensitivity, aiming to optimize e-learning effectiveness. By leveraging partnerships, monitoring mechanisms, and diversified consent, these strategies aim to overcome barriers, ensuring sustainable health and nutrition education in remote communities, thee by fusing healthier and more empowered rural populations. – Reproduced
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | 72(10), Aug, 2024: p.36-43 | Available | AR132613 |
E-learning has emerged as a pivotal tool in enacting health and nutrition awareness in rural India, bridging significant gaps in education and accessibility. Governmental schemes such as digital India, Poshan Abhiyaan, and Ayshman Bharat have catalyzed this transformation, yet challenges like digital divide and cultural barriers purist, proposed strategies to overcome the challenges an extent include infrastructure development, community engagement, capacity bulling, and cultural sensitivity, aiming to optimize e-learning effectiveness. By leveraging partnerships, monitoring mechanisms, and diversified consent, these strategies aim to overcome barriers, ensuring sustainable health and nutrition education in remote communities, thee by fusing healthier and more empowered rural populations. – Reproduced
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