This analysis demonstrates how MGNREGA reduces rural poverty in India, suggesting it as a vital support system for communities.
This paper discusses the MGNREGA considerably reduces rural poverty in India by providing a legal right to 100 days of unskilled wage work, boosting rural incomes, increasing consumption, ensuring food security, empowering women and marginalized groups (SCs/STs), reducing distress migration, and creating rural assets, all while strengthening rural democracy through transparency and social audits, making it a crucial growth engine for improving living standards and livelihoods.
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