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How to create more employment

The following measures can be taken to increase employment

 (i) Improve irrigation facilities, so that farmers harvest two or three crops in a year. Thus, more people can be employed.
(ii) More dams should be built on rivers, so that more water can be provided to small farmers to increase the number of crops grown annually.
(iii) Provide better roads and improve transportation and storage, which will benefit small farmers and many people will be employed in these sectors.
(iv) Honey collection centers and vegetable and fruit processing units should be set-up in different parts of the country as per the specialization of the region
(v) More cottage industries and services should be promoted in rural areas with soft loans and marketing support.
(vi) Small and marginal farmers should be supported to organize production through providing credits at reasonable rates

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