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The study provides respondent-based evidence about opportunities associated with Natural Resource Management and non-farm initiatives within the SHG–PRI context.
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Consultative study
Consultative Study on SHG–PRI Synergy
This consultative study in AHEAD Initiatives' publication archive examines the relationship between Self-Help Groups and Panchayati Raj Institutions. It is useful evidence for understanding AHEAD's emphasis on community institutions working with elected local-government structures rather than through parallel systems.
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In question 3.3.42, 67.64% of respondents identified NRM-based initiatives as affording the most opportunities, while 29.41% identified non-farm initiatives.
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These percentages describe the respondents in the study; they should not be generalised as population-level impact estimates.
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