Hiware Bazar

The story of how a village in India went from being poverty-stricken and plagued by drought to having over 50 millionaires, through environmental investments, watershed development, and help from the state national rural employment scheme.

A CEECEC video (www.ceecec.net) directed by Leah Temper and edited by Claudia Medina

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• India
• agriculture
• rural poverty
• Hiware Bazar
• Hivre Bazar
• Maharashtra
• gdp of the poor
• watershed management
• biogas
• slumdog millionaire
• environmental investments
• dairy farming
• CEECEC
• Sunita Narain
• NREGA
• ideal village rules
• Adarsha Garam Yogana
• Popot rao pawar
• soil management
• poverty and environment
• natural/environmental capita
• gross nature product
• natural assets
• common resource management

[mrsdelincuente]

Blue alternative solution :)

[kurtswidme]

One of the Best Management I have seen in my life. It is all due to determination .

[deepakblueapple]

A perfect example of how innovation does not always have to come from scientists or entrepreneurs. Very inspiring.

[mkothuri]

just 5K+ views since 2009?.. people are more interested and busy in accusing each others religions. can't get time to watch these inspiring videos.

[mallikapara]

really inspiring

[Mandar362]

Hiware bazare is also known as "hirve Angne". The Popat Rao Pawar also inspirable to other leader in Maharashtra .

[salluetawah]

it is an excellent example of how a village suffering from basic problems like illetracy and unemployment can make it self an "Idfeal village of a country"