Human Development
Rural infrastructure provision in India: mapping the Bharat Nirman programme
31 October, 2014
- IGC Research on India
This project introduces a unique, integrated dataset on Maoist activity, three flagship programmes for rural infrastructure development (PMGSY,RGGVY, and USOF), and a dedicated programme targeted at India’s Left Wing Extremism (LWE) regions. The project findings reveal that Maoist affected villages were not targeted differentially for the flagship programmes but did attract more Integrated Action Plan (IAP) projects.
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