Question

what is the effect on ppc by MGNREGA?

Answer 1

impact of MGNREGA is it included 528 households with 1,056 participants. Out of 528, 281 households took part in MGNREGA between August'10, and September'11. Prevalence of wasting was 39%, stunting 24%, and underweight 50%. Households participating in MGNREGA were less likely to have wasted infants (OR 0·57, 95% CI 0·37-0·89, p = 0·014) and less likely to have underweight infants (OR 0·48, 95% CI 0·30-0·76, p = 0·002) than non-participating households. Stunting did not differ significantly between groups. We did 11 focus group discussions with 62 mothers. Although MGNREGA reduced starvation, it did not provide the desired benefits because of lower than standard wages and delayed payments. Results from path analysis did not support existence of an effect through household food security and infant feeding, but suggested a pathway of effect through low birth-weight

Answer 2

Skill development plans like MANEREGA are focused on Human Capital Formation, which enhances the capacity and art of human resources.

So with the equivalent amount of support, we can provide more goods and assistance in the administration due to enhanced facilities. When executing the PPC, it is an official hypothesis that it is estimated that the economy is previously using its reserves in the most cost-effective manner.

So, as under-utilization is absent-minded, when we further enhance the abilities of the existing workforce, productivity improvements, results in commercial growth happens. PPC Shifts in the right.