Titlebook: Employment Guarantee Programme and Dynamics of Rural Transformation in India; Challenges and Oppor Madhusudan Bhattarai,P.K. Viswanathan,Cy

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Asset Creation Under MGNREGA and Sustainable Agriculture Growth: Impacts of Convergence Initiatives ional Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA). This guideline made it mandatory for the states to ensure that at least 60% of MGNREGA related works undertaken in a district in terms of costs, is spent for creation of productive assets that are directly linked to agriculture and allied activities. T

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MGNREGA and Inclusive Development: A Case Study in Tripura, Northeast Indial objectives of creating jobs and productive assets in rural India. The smaller northeastern state—Tripura—has successfully implemented the MGNREGA programme and has achieved a marked notable success. This chapter assesses impact of the scheme on the participating households in the Dhalai district o

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Inter-sectoral Linkages and Multipliers of MGNREGA in a Rainfed Village in Karnataka: Applications of Karnataka state. This is done using framework of social analysis matrix (SAM) in Markabbinahalli village, a predominantly a rainfed village, of Bijapur District in northern Karnataka. An in-depth survey was done in 2013, SAM of 82?×?82 column and rows (activities) was constructed to analyze direct

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Can Employment Guarantee Scheme (EGS) Ensure Inclusive and Resilient Growth in Rainfed Areas: Conver and water security as the principle areas for taking up works under the sub-head of natural resources development. Converging MGNREGS with other programmes to contribute to agriculture growth has been a major policy concern. This paper lays out a case for making MGNREGS more effective in strengthen

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The Journey of MGNREGA: Changing Approaches and Challengesyment in India. Thereby, assessing the programme taking into the emerging context of rural India in 2015–16 as done in this chapter provides us valuable information for addressing alarming level of inequity and poverty situation in rural India. Unfortunately, lack of a rigorous analysis of the inter

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Neutrality and Liberal PluralismGA programmes, the delays in payments of wage to labor force participating in the programme, fluctuation of budget allocations over the years. The Chapter then provides a synoptic view of the selected empirical studies on MGNREGA, its implementation, and outcomes across the states in India. Followin