It is a presentation to show regional disparity from global to district level.

1. Regional Disparities in terms
of Development- causes and
remedies.
Presented by :
Himangshu Bailung.
Roll no. 05
2nd semester Center for Studies in
Geography, Dibrugarh University.

2. A country’s overall human development indicators
can conceal the fact that its different parts can have
very different levels of human development. By studying the
resource, agriculture, industry, international trade, population,
consumption, distribution and structure, adaptation and
development of science and technology and many other
aspects, it can be seen that all the countries of the world are not
developed and similar in all aspects. This difference from region
to region is regional disparity. Analysing human development by
region can provide a useful tool to target development
programmes and public expenditure to areas where they are
most needed. This approach helps governments to focus on
regional equity when planning for development.

6. District Total population(in’000
nos)
Total state domestic
product
Per capita DDP(rupees)
Kamrup (M) 1195 687736 57551
Nagaon 2608 503564 19308

7. Crops Dibrugarh east(in %) Moran (in %)
Rice 28.6 45.5
Maize Nil 0.02

8. On the basis of the following respects the
world have been divided into developed
and developing countries of the world:
• Gross National Product
• Literacy
• Per capita power consumption
• Urbanization.

9. It is the value of the country's all goods produced and service
rendered in one year. One can estimate the extent of goods
produced and type of facilities provided to the people of the
country during a particular year.
On the basis of GNP the countries of the world are divided
into the following :
1. Rich or highly developed countries- USA, Japan, Belgium, UK,
Saudi Arabia.
2. Middle income or moderately developed- Thailand, Korea,
Brazil
3. Poor or less developed countries- Sudan, Nepal, Bangladesh,
Somalia, India, China.

11. 1. Natural :
a. Topography.
b. Climate.
c. Soil Type
d. Natural resource etc.
2. Man made:
a. Agriculture and Industry
b. Transport and Communication
c. Technology
d. Education
e. Demography
f. Trade and Commerce, etc.

12. 1. Proper panning of government.
2. Technological development.
3. Raising the educational or literacy rate.
4. Proper utilization of human resource.
5. A well developed international relation ship with foreign
countries.
6. Development of transport and communication system.

13. No country is self sufficient and are always dependent on one
another. Regional disparities cannot be terminated but can be
balanced and maintained with better planning and efforts both
in respect to natural and man made factors.

14. *resource utilization and land user relation to environmental impact in
India.
*geography of economics and regional – Phani Deka and Abani Bhagabati.
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15. Thank you.