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Journal Article
Role of National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM) in Rural Development and Institutional Linkages in its Implementation in Uttarakhand
2025
Overview
This study assesses the impact of NRLM on rural development in Uttarakhand, focusing on changes in livelihood outcomes and the convergence of institutional support. A Livelihood Index comprising five components-human, physical, financial, and social capital, along with food security-was developed using pre- and post-mission data from participant-beneficiaries. Results indicate a significant improvement across all components, with the overall index rising from 37.27 to 45.95. While the mission enhanced participants' income, asset base, decision-making, and financial literacy, institutional linkages varied. Banks showed strong engagement with beneficiaries, whereas other institutions, such as Gram Panchayats, Community Development Blocks, RSETIs, KVKs, and UIRD, had weaker and inconsistent connections. The findings underscore NRLM's positive impact on rural livelihoods but highlight the need for stronger institutional convergence to maximise developmental outcomes.
Publisher
Indian Society of Agricultural Economics
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