Project Mesha: Transforming the Lives of Rural Women Through Productivity Improvements

Bidisha Barooah; Ritwik Sarkar; Priyanka Dubey; Avantika Bagai

doi:10.23846/NRLMFE17

Project Mesha: Transforming the Lives of Rural Women Through Productivity Improvements

Bidisha Barooah
, Ritwik Sarkar
, Priyanka Dubey
, Avantika Bagai

International Initiative for Impact Evaluation

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Abstract

To inform the implementation of Project Mesha, a goat-farming intervention aimed at marginal and landless households, Aga Khan Foundation commissioned 3ie to conduct a formative study. The authors of this report look into the relevance, feasibility, context and evaluability of the project planned for Muzzafarpur District, Bihar.

Original language	American English
Type	Report
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.23846/NRLMFE17
State	Published - May 2020
Externally published	Yes

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