Fieldwork reveals community governance strategies improve rural well-being in areas with non-agricultural development, highlighting social disparities.
Key Points
Rural resettlement improves community governance and social equity in specific regions, especially those with non-agricultural development.
The study draws on extensive fieldwork across four rural areas in three provinces, focusing on their unique outcomes and challenges.
Analyzing case studies of rural policies emphasizes the importance of village-level finance in successful implementation.
Findings suggest non-agricultural development is critical for enhancing benefits for villagers, indicating the need for tailored approaches.