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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Financial inclusion inclusive growth and poverty/Padmaja Mishra, Alok Ranjan Behera and Himanshu Sekhar Rout. 2. Financial inclusion in India: an inter-state analysis/Shibalal Meher. 3. Financial inclusion models in India/Dipti Ray and Himanshu Sekhar Rout. 4. Financial inclusion through micro finance/Prakash Kumar Sahoo and Alok Ranjan Behera. 5. Financial inclusion through India post/Mitali Chinara and Santosh Kumar Kamila. 6. Financial inclusion in India: a Kaleidoscopic view/Abhilas Kumar Pradhan. 7. Financial inclusion and the banking sector in Odisha/Reetanjali Dash. 8. Affordable financial services and inclusive growth/Anthony Joseph and Poonam Barla. 9. Role of micro finance institutions (MFIs) in financial inclusion/Biranchi Narayan Swar and Prasant Kumar Sahoo. 10. A policy perspective of financial inclusion in India/Jogeswar Garnaik, P.K. Mishra and B.B. Pradhan. 11. Financial inclusion in rural India/Alekha Chandra Mohanty. 12. Financial inclusion strategy in India/Reenati Mishra. Appendices. Index. The term Financial inclusion means a comprehensive and holistic process of ensuring access to financial services and credit by vulnerable and marginalized groups in the society. Inclusive growth means broad-based benefits to all sections of people. The eleventh Five Year Plan 2007-12 envisioned inclusive growth as a key objective. India s Twelfth Five Year Plan (2012-17) with its focus on Faster, More Inclusive and Sustainable Growth has put the growth debate in the right perspective. Growth is inclusive when it creates economic opportunities along with ensuring equal access to them. The concept inclusion should be seen as a process of including the excluded as agents whose participation is essential in the very design of the development process and not simply as welfare targets of development programs. Indian economy has made rapid strides in the recent past. However a sizeable section of the population continues to remain excluded from even the most basic opportunities and services provided by the financial sector. The present volume contains 12 scholarly papers-authored by experts in the field of finance and development policy which provide deep insights into various aspects of financial inclusion and inclusive growth efforts in India. (jacket).…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The role of natural resources in economic development/Baidyanath Mishra. 2. Yes a strategy of Orissa development/Panchanan Kanungo. 3. Natural resources in Orissa a curse or a boon/Ramvir Singh. 4. complementing natural resources for economic development/Padmaja Mishra. 5. Our mineral resources and steel industry for economic development/Basudeb Sahoo. 6. Implementing participatory irrigation management in Orissa hindrances and solutions/Mamata Swain and Mrutyunjay Swain. 7. Poverty social capital and natural resource management/Kishor C. Samal. 8. Agricultural diversification and soil and water management in Orissa/Minati Mallick and Jagannath Lenka. 9. Sustainability in mineral resource use in Orissa/Jyotirmayee Kar. 10. Land forests and tribal development in Orissa/Namita Pattnaik. 11. Micro level water resource development in drought prone region viability and policy implications/Mrutyunjay Swain. 12. Mineral resources of Orissa exploring development horizons/Sarita Supkar and Mitali Chinara. 13. Tourism and natural resource management in Orissa/Ritanjali Dash. 14. Fishery and the economic profile of people around Chilika/S. Murmu and A. Biswal. 15. Mineral resources and economic development of Orissa/L.N. Dash. 16. Regeneration of degraded forests in Orissa a case study/Shibalal Meher. 17. Precision farming answer to low productivity in Orissa agriculture/Manoj Kumar Dora. Index. This book Natural Resources and Economic Development is focused on the role use and management of natural resources in context of economic development in general and that of Orissa in particular in view of the fact that in spite of abundant natural resources the state remains at the bottom ladder of economic growth. Proper utilization of land water forests fisheries and minerals can bring sustainable economic development for the state. Attempts have been made by the authors to examine the link between natural resources and economic development as such and also to suggest some practical development strategies in this context. Both conservation and utilization of natural resources are suggested for a sustained growth strategy. Proper management of soil and water for improving land productivity along with water conservation is considered vital in an agriculturally predominant economy. Role of forests in economic development can not be denied especially where the livelihood of a lot of tribal and rural people depends on forestry. Issues like conservation of forests regeneration of degraded forests and utilization of forest products for people's sustained livelihood have been focused. Similarly fisheries and other resources can be taken care of. Mineral reserves in Orissa is a well known fact. While utilization of mineral resources for industrializing Orissa is to be seriously considered impact of mining and setting up of industries on the life and livelihood of people can not be ignored. After all economic well being of the people of Orissa is the ultimate goal. 220 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. 1. Micro foundations of measuring green GDP/M.N. Murty. 2. Environment globalization, trade and sustainability/Sarmila Banerjee. 3. Green outcomes of rural development programmes in India/P.P. Mitra, N.K. Sahu, Mahipal and Mukesh Kumar. 4. Sodic reclamation and economic sustainability/Sanatan Nayak. 5. An economic analysis of cutting edge technology in rice cultivation/Surajit Haldar, Honnaiah, Sowmyashree B.V. and Abhiram Dash. 6. Understanding organic farming: potential and constraints/Jeeban Jyoti Mohanty. 7. Climate change vulnerability and livelihood sustainability in coastal regions of India/Sibananda Senapati and Vijaya Gupta. 8. Community participation in common property resource management/Suman Devi and Nihar Ranjan Mishra. 9. Joint forest management and sustainable rural livelihoods/Raghunath Sahoo and Mamata Swain. 10. Management of non-timber forest produce/K.A. Mohammed Noushad. 11. Managing surface water resources/Ashok Kumar Maurya. 12. Impact of foreign aid on environmental quality in India/Kalpana Sahoo and Narayan Sethi. Index. Environmental pollution is one of the major problems faced by the world community, especially in the cities of the developing countries which have experienced unbridled growth of population, urbanization and industrialisation. Soil, forests, mines, water, air and other natural resources are productive assets of an economy. These natural and environmental resources are the basis of all economic activities. Economic activities, in turn, affect the quantity and quality of natural and environmental resources. Mining, lumbering, manufacturing, fishing and a host of other economic activities change the stock of natural resources which calls for appropriate trade-off between the needs of the present and future generations. India is the second most populous and seventh largest country in the world. Geographically, it accounts for a meagre 2. 4 percent of the worlds total surface area but supports and sustains a whopping 16. 7 percent of the world population. Environmental problems in India can be classified into two broad categories: (A) Those arising from conditions of poverty and under-development and (B) Those arising as negative effects of the very process of development. The present volume contains 12 research papers-authored by experts in the field of environmental economics-which provide deep insights into the linkages between development and environment and suggest remedial measures for environmentally sustainable economic policies. (jacket). …