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Decentralization : a new strategy for rural development

Swaminathan Parker Aiyar

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The widespread failure of integrated rural development to bring about a sustained improvement in the living standards of rural people has left unanswered the question of how best to ensure effective rural development programs. Attempts to decentralize decision-making authority to lower-level governments and other non-government institutions provide some positive experiences for improving the design, implementation, and sustainability of rural development interventions.

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The widespread failure of integrated rural development to bring about a sustained improvement in the living standards of rural people has left unanswered the question of how best to ensure effective rural development programs. Attempts to decentralize decision-making authority to lower-level governments and other non-government institutions provide some positive experiences for improving the design, implementation, and sustainability of rural development interventions.

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The widespread failure of integrated rural development to bring about a sustained improvement in the living standards of rural people has left unanswered the question of how best to ensure effective rural development programs. Attempts to decentralize decision-making authority to lower-level governments and other non-government institutions provide some positive experiences for improving the design, implementation, and sustainability of rural development interventions.

Key concepts: Decentralization, Rural development, Government (linguistics), Psychological intervention, Sustainability, Rural management, Economic growth, Rural area

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