Rural development concept according to BARD
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BARD is an institute which works for rural development in Bangladesh also internationally. They train for rural development. Here their concept of rural development is presented .
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- 1. Rural Development of Bangladesh ABSTRUCT OF OUR FIELD WORK BY SHINJON KUMAR SARKAR (2018134090), RAKESH CHANDRA DAS (2018134032), FAHIM FAISAL (2018134100) A This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
- 2. Rural Beauty of Bangladesh
- 3. History of BARD Founded: 27 th May 1957 Founder: Dr Akhter Hameed Khan Objectives: One of the main Functions of BARD is to provide traning for both officials and non official members of the public and private institutions working on rural development.The traning is provided in the form of courses ,visit programmes , workshops and seminars.
- 4. Short Biography of Akhter Hamid Khan Born: July 15, 1914, Agra, India Died: October 9, 1999, Indiana, USA Books: Orngi Pilot Project: Reminiscences and Reflections, etc. Education: Meerut College, University of Cambridge, Michigan State University
- 5. What is Rural Development? Rural Development means the development of the villagers/villages. The United Nations defines Rural Development as: “ Rural Development is a process of change, by which the efforts of the people themselves are united , those of government authorities to improve their economic, social and cultural conditions of communities in to the life of the nation and to enable them to contribute fully to national programme.
- 6. What We Learn from Field Tour of BARD? Frame work of rural areas development in Bangladesh. Different society have different mentality’s person.Have variations of rural development of different areas .How BARD contributes for rural development in Bangladesh?
- 7. Historical policy British Period Pakistan period After Independence
- 8. To build Infrastracture Public Service Communication To Improve Health Education Living Condition To generate Employment Farm & storage Economical Activities Main Objectives
- 9. Policies that makes development in rural areas • The key elements of rural development in Bangladesh are : a) Poverty allevation and raising the living standards of the rural poor . b)Equitable distribution of income and wealth . c) Wider employment opportunities. d)Participation of the local people in planning ,decision making ,implementation process,benefit and decition-making , implementation process , benefit sharing , evaluation of rural development programmes. e)Empowerment or more economic and political power to the rural masses to control the use and distribution of scarce resources.
- 10. Policy Change Effects of Policy Change on Rural Development. When should make traditional Policy change? Changing Policy always impact rural development , isn’t it?
- 11. Problems in Rural Development High population density Poor infrastructure High level of illiteracy Extreme poverty Rural urban migration Low social interaction
- 12. Implications for the Statistics students Research and development Managing big data Professional connect Data Analyst Public , Private and other sector Professional network
- 13. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA Thank you