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Rural Non-Farm Jobs in Assam

   How Can Rural Non-Farm Employment Be Promoted in Assam to Reduce Dependence on Agriculture? Assam , one of the most picturesque states of India, is primarily an agrarian economy. While agriculture remains a vital livelihood source for nearly 53% of the state's population, heavy reliance on it has contributed to economic vulnerabilities. Factors like unpredictable floods, fluctuating crop prices, and limited arable land hinder the sustainable growth of farming in rural Assam. Therefore, promoting  **rural non-farm employment**  is crucial to reduce over-dependence on agriculture and enhance economic stability. The challenge lies in creating diverse employment opportunities that tap into local skills and resources, while also offering solutions to modern challenges. This blog will explore practical ways to promote rural non-farm employment in Assam, with real-life examples, statistics, and engagement strategies. 1. The Importance of Non-Farm Employment Rural non-f...
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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

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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