Development for Economic Growth in Rural Sector

Description

Numerous institutional entities have been crucial in carrying out specific developmental activities, as evidenced by numerous examples throughout the history of the economic development of nations. In many nations, cooperation as an institution is employed to drive economic expansion. Despite initiatives by governments and local authorities to solve the issue, rural areas across the globe are not performing as economically as urban areas. Instead of focusing on addressing general flaws, rural economic development should emphasize each region's particular assets. Rural economic development should focus on and use the effective spatial distribution of economic activity rather than attempting to imitate urban economies. Rural development attempts to improve the social and environmental well-being of rural residents by giving them better access to resources and services and more control over the capital necessary to raise their living standards sustainably and fairly. The researchers valuable insights, opinions, and recommendations will certainly be of great assistance to upcoming researchers, policy-makers, administrators, and social thinkers in resolving the issues of poverty and unemployment as well as achieving economic development of the nation and the state, particularly in the rural sector, by renewing the current employment-generating programs. The goal of this book's publishing is to draw attention to people who are interested in and worried about the development of the agriculture sector in our nation.