Assam’s Rural Economy in Focus: New Job Opportunities & Government Support

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Assam’s Rural Economy in Focus: New Job Opportunities & Government Support Search Web Search Site Privacy Policy  Terms and Conditions Hello Welcome to My Blog! Hello, I am Biswajit Choudhury, and I warmly welcome you to my blog:  Promoting Sustainable Rural Non-Farm Employment Opportunities . FAQ Box Powered by ChatGPT Submit In this space, I am dedicated to helping drive economic growth in Assam by promoting sustainable, non-farm employment opportunities that harness local resources and skills. The blog is divided into three key sections: 1. Domestic (Inter-District) Explore employment initiatives within different districts of Assam, focusing on leveraging local talents and resources. 2. Interstate (Neighbourhood States) Discover opportunities in Assam's
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A Comprehensive List of References for Rural Non-Farm Employment Opportunities in Assam

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A Comprehensive List of References for Rural Non-Farm Employment Opportunities in Assam

A Comprehensive List of References for Rural Non-Farm Employment Opportunities in Assam

Rural Employment in Assam

The references listed here were pivotal in shaping the research and insights provided in this blog. They span a variety of academic papers, government reports, data sources, books, and case studies, helping to form a well-rounded analysis of rural non-farm employment opportunities in Assam.

Academic Papers and Reports

  • NITI Aayog Reports on rural employment and sustainable development strategies.
  • Government of India, Ministry of Rural Development - Annual Report 2023 on Rural Employment Schemes and Non-Farm Sector Growth.
  • World Bank Report on Rural Employment Trends in India with a focus on Assam.
  • De, Utpal Kumar, "Rural Employment in Assam: Current Status and Challenges," Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. 54, No. 12, 2023.
  • UNDP India - India Human Development Report focusing on rural employment, skill development, and non-farm opportunities.

Books and Studies

  • "The Agrarian Crisis in Assam" by Dr. Parag Sharma - A deep dive into the agrarian and non-farm opportunities in Assam.
  • "Employment and Livelihoods in India: The Non-Farm Sector" by K.P. Kalirajan and N. Singh.
  • "Non-Farm Employment in Developing Economies" by Mukesh Jha – A comprehensive look at non-farm employment models in similar economies.

Data Sources and Statistics

  • Data.gov.in – Government data portal providing statistics on employment in rural Assam.
  • Ministry of Labour and Employment’s database on job creation and rural development.
  • Assam State Rural Livelihoods Mission (ASRLM) - Data on non-farm employment initiatives.
  • National Sample Survey Organization (NSSO) - Data on employment trends and sector growth in Assam.

Examples and Case Studies

  • Case study on the success of non-farm employment in Sivasagar district.
  • Comparative analysis with other Indian states in promoting non-farm employment, detailed here.
  • Review of cross-border trade with Nepal and Bhutan to boost Assam’s non-farm sector.

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