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CUAP conducts baseline household survey at Reddipalli

The survey organised by the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Committee will be analysed to prepare a baseline profile of the village and identify areas requiring attention for future development

The Central University of Andhra Pradesh (CUAP) recently carried out a Baseline Household Survey at Reddipalli village as part of the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA) programme. Organized by the UBA Committee in collaboration with the Department of Economics, the survey involved faculty members and students who worked together to gather data on various aspects of rural life.

This comprehensive survey aimed to assess the socio-economic conditions and developmental requirements of rural households in Reddipalli. Information collected included education levels, occupations, income, agricultural activities, housing conditions, sanitation, healthcare access, and participation in government welfare schemes.

Faculty members provided guidance to students who visited households, engaged with villagers, and collected necessary information. CUAP highlighted that this survey offered students valuable practical learning experiences and insight into the challenges faced by rural communities. The collected data will be analyzed to create a baseline profile of Reddipalli village and identify areas needing attention for future development.

CUAP Vice-Chancellor Sheela Reddy, Registrar S.B. Kivade, and Department of Economics Head Babbur Venkateswarlu all praised the efforts of the UBA Committee, faculty, and students. The survey represents a crucial step in strengthening the university's relationship with the rural community and promoting sustainable rural development via the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan programme, according to the CUAP press release.

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