Leveraging Community Institutions to Support Agri-Business and Livelihoods in Jharkhand

The JOHAR project was initiated in 2017 to aid targeted rural producer households to diversify and enhance their household income, and achieve a significant increase in real income until 2023 in selected blocks of rural Jharkhand. The JOHAR project...

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Main Authors:	Bihari, Bipin, Khanuja, Jasmeet, Kothari, Anand, Newton-Lewis, Tom, Singh, Gurpreet
Format:	Brief
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2020
Subjects:	AGRIBUSINESS RURAL LIVELIHOODS COMMUNITY-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT SELF-HELP FEDERATION RURAL COOPERATIVE MARKET ACCESS ACCESS TO FINANCE AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SEEDS
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/368491591189704466/Leveraging-Community-Institutions-to-Support-Agri-Business-and-Livelihoods-in-Jharkhand http://hdl.handle.net/10986/34720

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spelling	okr-10986-347202021-09-10T09:00:15Z Leveraging Community Institutions to Support Agri-Business and Livelihoods in Jharkhand Bihari, Bipin Khanuja, Jasmeet Kothari, Anand Newton-Lewis, Tom Singh, Gurpreet AGRIBUSINESS RURAL LIVELIHOODS COMMUNITY-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT SELF-HELP FEDERATION RURAL COOPERATIVE MARKET ACCESS ACCESS TO FINANCE AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SEEDS The JOHAR project was initiated in 2017 to aid targeted rural producer households to diversify and enhance their household income, and achieve a significant increase in real income until 2023 in selected blocks of rural Jharkhand. The JOHAR project recently completed a baseline for the project evaluation using a randomized controlled trial, supplemented with a non-random control group outside the program area that provides a counterfactual based on an additional quasi-experimental design. The purpose of this note is to present key baseline results and how they validate the project's theory of change. It summarizes the findings from the baseline, presents the status-quo on potential JOHAR beneficiaries, and outlines how the project can achieve its target of enhancing and diversifying the income of rural producer households. 2020-11-02T21:33:35Z 2020-11-02T21:33:35Z 2020-03 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/368491591189704466/Leveraging-Community-Institutions-to-Support-Agri-Business-and-Livelihoods-in-Jharkhand http://hdl.handle.net/10986/34720 English South Asia Agriculture and Rural Growth Discussion Note Series;No. 10 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research South Asia India
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topic	AGRIBUSINESS RURAL LIVELIHOODS COMMUNITY-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT SELF-HELP FEDERATION RURAL COOPERATIVE MARKET ACCESS ACCESS TO FINANCE AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SEEDS
spellingShingle	AGRIBUSINESS RURAL LIVELIHOODS COMMUNITY-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT SELF-HELP FEDERATION RURAL COOPERATIVE MARKET ACCESS ACCESS TO FINANCE AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SEEDS Bihari, Bipin Khanuja, Jasmeet Kothari, Anand Newton-Lewis, Tom Singh, Gurpreet Leveraging Community Institutions to Support Agri-Business and Livelihoods in Jharkhand
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description	The JOHAR project was initiated in 2017 to aid targeted rural producer households to diversify and enhance their household income, and achieve a significant increase in real income until 2023 in selected blocks of rural Jharkhand. The JOHAR project recently completed a baseline for the project evaluation using a randomized controlled trial, supplemented with a non-random control group outside the program area that provides a counterfactual based on an additional quasi-experimental design. The purpose of this note is to present key baseline results and how they validate the project's theory of change. It summarizes the findings from the baseline, presents the status-quo on potential JOHAR beneficiaries, and outlines how the project can achieve its target of enhancing and diversifying the income of rural producer households.
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author	Bihari, Bipin Khanuja, Jasmeet Kothari, Anand Newton-Lewis, Tom Singh, Gurpreet
author_facet	Bihari, Bipin Khanuja, Jasmeet Kothari, Anand Newton-Lewis, Tom Singh, Gurpreet
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title	Leveraging Community Institutions to Support Agri-Business and Livelihoods in Jharkhand
title_short	Leveraging Community Institutions to Support Agri-Business and Livelihoods in Jharkhand
title_full	Leveraging Community Institutions to Support Agri-Business and Livelihoods in Jharkhand
title_fullStr	Leveraging Community Institutions to Support Agri-Business and Livelihoods in Jharkhand
title_full_unstemmed	Leveraging Community Institutions to Support Agri-Business and Livelihoods in Jharkhand
title_sort	leveraging community institutions to support agri-business and livelihoods in jharkhand
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2020
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/368491591189704466/Leveraging-Community-Institutions-to-Support-Agri-Business-and-Livelihoods-in-Jharkhand http://hdl.handle.net/10986/34720
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Leveraging Community Institutions to Support Agri-Business and Livelihoods in Jharkhand

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