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जमुनहा में बकरी पालक SHG दीदियों को प्रशिक्षण:युवान एग्रो गोट रिसर्च संस्थान के सहयोग से मिला तकनीकी ज्ञान
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जमुनहा में बकरी पालक SHG दीदियों को प्रशिक्षण:युवान एग्रो गोट रिसर्च संस्थान के सहयोग से मिला तकनीकी ज्ञान
जमुनहा में बकरी पालक SHG दीदियों को प्रशिक्षण:युवान एग्रो गोट रिसर्च संस्थान के सहयोग से मिला तकनीकी ज्ञान
Navigating the Urban Jungle: Improving Livelihood in Cities
Living in the city can be a blessing and a curse. On one hand, urban areas provide individuals with access to numerous amenities, opportunities, and social connections that are not available in rural areas. On the other hand, navigating the urban jungle can be a daunting task, especially for those who are new to the city.
In this article, we will explore some strategies for improving livelihood in cities.
Understand the Local Community Understanding the local community is an essential first step in improving livelihood in cities. This means learning about the culture, customs, and traditions of the local people. It also means understanding the social and economic structures of the community. By doing so, individuals can better integrate into the community and find opportunities that may not be immediately apparent. Develop a Support Network Building a support network is critical for success in the city. This can include friends, family, and colleagues, as well as local organizations and businesses. Developing strong relationships with these individuals and organizations can provide individuals with a sense of belonging and access to resources and opportunities that may not be available otherwise. Utilize Public Transportation Public transportation is a vital component of life in the city. Whether it be buses, trains, or subways, using public transportation can save individuals time and money while reducing their carbon footprint. It also allows individuals to better explore the city and access opportunities that may not be available in their immediate area. Find Affordable Housing Finding affordable housing is often one of the most challenging aspects of living in the city. However, there are strategies that individuals can use to find affordable housing. This can include looking for shared living spaces, renting a room instead of an entire apartment, or moving to an up-and-coming neighborhood. Pursue Education and Training Pursuing education and training is an excellent way to improve livelihood in cities. This can include enrolling in college or trade school, taking online courses, or attending workshops and seminars. By doing so, individuals can develop new skills and knowledge that can lead to better-paying jobs and more significant opportunities. Get Involved in the Local Community Getting involved in the local community is an excellent way to improve livelihood in cities. This can include volunteering, joining a community organization or club, or attending local events. By doing so, individuals can meet new people, develop new skills, and find opportunities that they may not have known existed. Explore the City's Green Spaces Urban areas are often associated with concrete and steel, but many cities have beautiful green spaces that are perfect for relaxation and recreation. Whether it be a park, botanical garden, or nature reserve, exploring these areas can provide individuals with a much-needed break from the hustle and bustle of the city. Maintain a Healthy Lifestyle Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is critical for success in the city. This includes eating a healthy diet, getting regular exercise, and getting enough sleep. By doing so, individuals can improve their overall health and well-being, which can lead to greater success in all aspects of life.
SUNDESH NGO conducts income generation programs for rural people by offering training in various skills like cutting & tailoring, beauty care, beekeeping, vermicomposting, etc
IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF THE NATIONAL POVERTY ERADICATION PROGRAMME (NAPEP) ON RURAL LIVELIHOOD IN KOGI STATE, NIGERIA
IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF THE NATIONAL POVERTY ERADICATION PROGRAMME (NAPEP) ON RURAL LIVELIHOOD IN KOGI STATE, NIGERIA
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The study was designed to assess the impact of NAPEP on the livelihood of participants in some local government areas of Kogi State. Specific objectives were to: determine the socio-economic characteristics of NAPEP participants, determine the extent of peoples…
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IMPACT OF IFAD COMMUNITY-BASED AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ON RURAL LIVELIHOOD IN YOBE STATE, NIGERIA
IMPACT OF IFAD COMMUNITY-BASED AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ON RURAL LIVELIHOOD IN YOBE STATE, NIGERIA
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Rural development is a veritable tool for fighting poverty and achieving economic prosperity at the grassroots level. The major thrust of this study was to examine the impact of IFAD Community-Based Agricultural and Rural Development Programmme on Rural Livelihood in…
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Climate Change- Rural Livelihoods - Migration
Agriculture and allied sectors are highly sensitive to Climate change. It is directly touching livelihood and human being as well. India is basically agriculture based country where majority of the population is associated with Agriculture and allied services. The unrelenting droughts and floods are affecting the livelihood of millions of people worldwide who depend on agriculture with other countries India where 70% of the population lives in rural areas and in one way or other they are associated with Farming are getting affected.
Climate change has a ruthless impact on the rural livelihoods mainly focussing on small and marginal farmers globally. With the passage of time the income of small farmers and marginal farmers of developing countries are gradually decreasing day by day due to various factors and one of the major factor is climate change. This insecurity among rural population is hovering which leads to migration of younger generation between the age group of (15yrs to 30yrs) to distant far off places in search of work.
We all know very well that main reason of climate change is global warming, the temperature of Mother Earth is increasing due to excess release of CO2 from industries and burning of fossil fuels which make a thick layer on Earth that leads to the rise in temperature of the Earth and the sea water level is increasing rapidly.
In the context of developing nations such as India, where agriculture continues to support the livelihoods of more than two-thirds of the population and impact of climate change on agriculture and people’s livelihoods assumes important is getting badly affected every day. Small and marginal farmers mainly depend on weather for the cultivation of their crops so due to rapid change is the weather they are facing problem in cultivation. Agriculture and allied activities, such as livestock and fisheries, constitute an important component of India’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) contributing nearly 25 per cent of the GDP and providing livelihoods to two-thirds of the population. Still the farmers and rural population who are directly or indirectly associated with farming are not encouraging their next generation to get into farming. According to FAO Globally the most Rural Youth Distress migration takes place within the country and it is about 740 million and there are many root causes of migration and one of the main causes is Environmental Degradation. If this kind of environmental degradation will continue then it is very difficult to reach UN SDG Mission “Zero Hunger” by 2030.
The quantity of production of crops are getting affected in some areas where the sea water level is increasing and the land is going under the water or the land is becoming unfertile due to salty water and on the other hand in some places where lands are becoming barren due to rapid fall of ground water level .
Due to this factor Rural Youth Distress migration is becoming a major concern in present days scenario. In this situation one FARMER PRODUCER COMPANY has come forward in the district of Hooghly,West Bengal keeping in mind the three factors climate change -Rural livelihoods- migration.
Hooghly Vegetable Growers Producer Company Ltd, promoted by National Vegetable Initiative For Urban Cluster (NVIUC) Govt of India in the year 2010-2011 Balagarh, Hooghly is the first FPC in the District which has come forward to take the initiative to promote Poly house or Green House farming among the farmers in rural areas of Hooghly and helping farmers getting a sustainable source of Income. Coloured Capsicum, Bell pepper, Tomato, Green Chilly, Horticulture flowers (Gerbera) are mainly grown under poly house as the farming is under full controlled system related to water usage, fertilizer usage so it has become very popular. The main objective of the FPC is to reduce the wastage of water, fertilizer and increase the income of the farmers. The FPC is closely working with NABARD, District Horticulture Office Hooghly, Government of West Bengal and Hooghly KVK to attract younger generation youths to stop migration and Providing them alternative source of income through cultivation under Poly-house/Green House.
Program Design for UNDP-IKEA Project on Promoting Women\'s Empowerment
UNDP, upon funding from IKEA, initiated development of project design recommendations to be taken to scale in seven proposed districts across Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan. Nrmc India was assigned the responsibility of undertaking a robust…
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