India Economic Summit 2007 – Rural and Urban Development
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11 Ocak 2010
| Kategoriler: bilim ve teknoloji
| Etiketler: 2007, Development, Economic, India, Rural, Summit, Urban
www.weforum.org 03.12.2007 World Economic Forum India Economic Summit 2007 Rural and Urban Development: India’s Dual Imperatives With half of the world now living in cities, India too faces the challenge of stemming massive migration from rural communities, where 70% of the population currently lives. What steps are being taken to expand economic opportunities in rural areas? What plans will ensure the sustainable growth of urban areas? How should the strategies be linked? Special Guests …
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Today India is becoming far better than any countries in Asia. Becoming more advance than Middle East & soon will be no 1 by overtaking China. Defnetly will be a Super Power soon b4 the year 2020…
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why couldnt we hear the first guy it was to quiet then it was fine
I would definitely agree about “roots”. It has always been the tip of roots which has been gulping most of the allocated funds.How do we fix this?.. using media attention! Yes.
This has been obvious for quite some time, but I can see progress especially with help from our medias, who seems to be emphasizing more on the new gov endeavors. I believe they missed to address transport, there could always be cheap and fast means of transport set between the metros and the rurals.
Mohamed A. Alabbar, Chairman, Emaar Properties, United Arab Emirates
What is the name of the gentleman at the right hand end of the panel of four dignatories.
John – Oz
An important discussion; however there was an important omission in the discussion on “urbanizing” rural India, namely environmental limitations. Any discussion on urban planning and/or rural development not in the context of these limitations lacks foresight. I’m glad India is once again discussing a strategy of development focused on rural areas. ~Lacy MacAuley, USA
i love listening to the forums!