Randomized trial examines women's empowerment effects on rural development in Karbharwadi, highlighting its vital role.
The current study looks at how women's empowerment influences rural development in Karbharwadi village. It highlights development efforts like drip irrigation, jaggery processing, Gerbera cultivation, agro-processing industries, and women’s self-help groups. These initiatives have boosted agriculture, created job opportunities, and supported sustainable rural development. Women are actively involved in agro-processing units, flower farming, spice-making, vermicelli production, and other income-generating activities. Their participation has led to greater financial independence, improved saving habits, enhanced leadership skills, and active roles in decision-making. While job opportunities for women remain limited, Karbharwadi has consistently worked to create livelihoods through community-based businesses and cooperative farming. The study concludes that women's empowerment has played a key role in the village's socio-economic development, making it an essential element of sustainable rural growth.
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Sumedha Salunkhe (2026) studied this question.
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