Szczegóły książki
Format
Miękka okładka
Strony
92
Język
Włoski
Opublikowany
Jul 3, 2020
Wydawca
Sciencia Scripts
Wydanie
1
ISBN-10
6200901309
ISBN-13
9786200901309
Opis
The narrative unfolds in the context of rural development in India, particularly focusing on the village of Khambale. It showcases how the Indian government, through the Ministry of Panchayati Raj, has initiated efforts to promote local self-governance. This initiative is aimed at empowering rural communities, allowing them to take charge of their development.
Through a blend of innovative schemes and community involvement, the authors, Rahul Jain and Dipak Sonawane, explore the concept of a "smart village." They delve into the current challenges faced by such areas, providing a comprehensive analysis of potential solutions and strategies that can lead to sustainable growth. This book highlights the importance of grassroots involvement in decision-making processes and the implementation of tailored programs that respect local needs and traditions.
The vision presented in this work is not just about technological advancements but emphasizes a holistic approach that integrates socio-economic, environmental, and educational aspects. By showcasing a model that can be replicated elsewhere, Jain and Sonawane inspire a broader dialogue on how rural areas can thrive in a rapidly changing world.
Through a blend of innovative schemes and community involvement, the authors, Rahul Jain and Dipak Sonawane, explore the concept of a "smart village." They delve into the current challenges faced by such areas, providing a comprehensive analysis of potential solutions and strategies that can lead to sustainable growth. This book highlights the importance of grassroots involvement in decision-making processes and the implementation of tailored programs that respect local needs and traditions.
The vision presented in this work is not just about technological advancements but emphasizes a holistic approach that integrates socio-economic, environmental, and educational aspects. By showcasing a model that can be replicated elsewhere, Jain and Sonawane inspire a broader dialogue on how rural areas can thrive in a rapidly changing world.