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| Need of KPK (Krishi Pragati Kendra) |
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The necessity of rural development has been
a concern at both governmental and nongovernmental
levels in the country and while there is a sense
of accomplishment in some segments/sectors, the
situation is far from the desired state.
Rural segment is somehow made to feel that their
own development is somebody else’s
responsibility and not their own, by which they
always look forward towards government or NGO’s or
God (if nobody else) for upliftment of their social and
economic status. It is to be understood that
rural segment is still not sick that it cannot
stand on its own feet but it is currently a sleeping horse, which needs to be told what strength
he possesses and utilization of the same will
make him reach where he wants.
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Accordingly,
ANPL puts emphasis on their own empowerment
for the overall rural development. Idea is
not to do charity but to provide professional
services with socioeconomic objectives in mind. Just as
teachings are not free, similarly enabling somebody for
self-development is not free. Rather the objective is
to enable them in such a way that part of their
increased earnings can be deployed into development
also.
KPK is the facilitation centre for such
possibilities of increased earnings for rural segments.
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