Creating vibrant public-private-panchayat partnership (pppp) for inclusive growth through / Harsh Singh

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Singh, Harsh

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Academic Foundation, 2011. New Delhi:Description: 62 pISBN:

9788171888313

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320.80954 SIN-C

Summary: India grapples with the paradox of endemic backwardness in over 200 districts while certain sections and sectors are moving at a pace that is making global headlines. This report presents some new perspectives and solutions by bringing together the local governance agenda through the Panchayati Raj and the role that the business sector could play in rural transformation.

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1. Introduction --
2. Haryali Kisaan bazaar in Ladwa , Kurukshetra : A Case study on PPPP--
3. Dungarpur Public - Private - community partnership (ppcp) Initiative of cii A case study on ppcp --
4. Craft- based tural business hub Initiative in Bastar ; A case Study --
5. Towards an Organised PPPP - based rural Service Enterprise model --
Inclusive growth through inclusive governance : The Role of the Panchayati Raj --

India grapples with the paradox of endemic backwardness in over 200 districts while certain sections and sectors are moving at a pace that is making global headlines. This report presents some new perspectives and solutions by bringing together the local governance agenda through the Panchayati Raj and the role that the business sector could play in rural transformation.

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