Socio-economic Implications of an IRD (Integrated Rural Development) Project in Bangladesh: A Case Study of Noakhali Integrated Rural Development Project (NIRDP) : Some Micro-level EvidenceBangladesh Institute of Development Studies, 1986 - Agricultural cooperative credit associations - 140 pages Research report, case study, rural development development project, integrated approach, project evaluation, Bangladesh - economic implications and social implications of rural cooperatives, rural area roads, agricultural markets and contracting. References, statistical tables. |
Contents
Three Important Aspects of the Noakhali IRD | 1 |
Findings on Krishi Samabaya Samity KSS | 11 |
Impact of Improved Rural Roads and Markets | 43 |
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Abdur Rauf accessible village agrarian structural agricultural Alam allocation Amon yields Anandapur Appendix Table arca area under improved aspects availability of KSS Awami League Bangladesh Boro Boro-yield BRDB bureaucrats Buying Places capital accumulation Chairman co-operative marketing compared construction contractors/suppliers Cost of Production credit-transactions crop-yields DANIDA Dhaka Dholia and Char Dholia Char Laxmiganj Distribution Farm Farm-size Groups Feni District fertilizer Grameen Bank higher Hossain households improved rural roads improved varieties inaccessible income inputs Integrated Rural Development IRDP irrigation KSS credit KSS loans KSS members KSSS land landownership Large Farmers Laxmipur Mahbubullah mainly manager maunds Middle Farmers NIRDP Contractors NIRDP Upazila NIRDP-DANIDA Noakhali Noakhali district paddy percentage permanent work-hand Porshuram Procurement Prices Raipur Rauf Choudhury relationship rickshaw roads and markets Samabaya Samity season significant Small Farmers socio-economic socio-political status Sonali Bank Sreechandrapur KSS Thana TSP and MP UCCA Urea UZ-level variables village market Villagers of Dholia weekly meeting