This book aims to examine the challenges of managing rural development, assess the effectiveness of managing rural resources, and
explore the social and economic priorities for growth. It also seeks to identify suitable solutions for these issues in today's world. The book
could be a valuable resource for stakeholders and policymakers, helping them create rural development policies and drawing attention to agricultural and post-agricultural concerns. It suggests that rural areas have the potential to become centers for innovative economic projects,
generating profits through various non-agricultural activities such as
small and medium production, tourism, local crafts, and more.