How Academia, Students and Universities can get involved?
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Universities have a key role in offering lectures, youth-led challenges, and innovation labs that explore practical solutions to rural development challenges.
The JEEViKA project in Bihar, India, supported by the World Bank, organised 1.8 million rural women into self-help groups. By 2016, 65 % of households increased their incomes by >30 % through credit access, sustainable farming and market linkages. Read the evaluation (World Bank 2017)
Immerse yourself in the life of a small indigenous community in a semi-arid corner of north eastern Brazil. Follow Fabiana, their school teacher as she shows you around what they have achieved - including opening a cassava production facility with support from IFAD and the Government of Bahia. All this, in 360!
Civil society organizations and farmers’ groups can contribute by organizing community field events, awareness campaigns, and discussions that bring rural perspectives into policy conversations .
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