MANAGING RURAL DEVELOPEMNT THROUGH INDUSTRILIZATION

(A CASE STUDY OF AGWU LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

ABSTRACT

The research work scrutinized the impact of managing rural development through industrialization.  Rural development management is very important as far as attainment of the development objective is concerned, particularly in enhancing the organizational productivity.

In order to achieve the objectives rural dwellers must be willing to offer their times towards the protection of the development project which will help to increase the effectiveness and effectiveness and efficiency of the rural people or settlers.

Development in the rural areas has to be identified in the said environment.

The local government in collaboration with the employees can the decide on the development pattern for them and instructions introduced to start up the programme as to ascertain if the programme has achieved the objective of which it was conducted. The development plan should also be evaluated.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title page

Approval page

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Abstract

Table of content

CHAPTER ONE:

INTRODUCTION

1.1            Background of the study

1.2            Problems associated with industrialization in the rural areas.

1.3            Problems that the search will be concern

1.4            Purpose of the studying the area

1.5            Definition of study

1.6            References.

CHAPTER TWO:       

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

2.1            Historical back ground of Agwu

2.2            Industrialization in Agwu local government council

2.3            Advantages of industrialization

2.4            Different method of studying the problem

2.5            Managing rural industrialization

2.6            Reference

CHAPTER THREE:   

CONCLUSION

3.1            Data presentation (high light of the study

3.2            Presentation analysis of data

3.3            Recommendation

3.4            Conclusion

Reference

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1            BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

In 1976, a uniform system of local government reforms of 1976, the primary motive is to take development direct from the center to the people at the rural area through the local government.

Hence the same reforms (1976:1) describes local government as tool for rural development.  Some of these motive are the conscious attempt of the federal government to involve people in the management of their rural affairs through which the human and material resources of the rural dwellers can be effectively mobilized, tapped and advanced into industrialization process.

          Some Nigeria started existing as a nation development has been taking place especially in the urban areas, for the fact that man often craves for what is good, it is often that people usually rush to urban areas where there are provision for the comfort and welfare of man by way of social amenities and the infrastructure provision.

This exodus of people is necessitated by the fact that rural area are often neglected on terms of development but those who rush to develop (urban) areas seem to have forgotten that there is every need to develop the rural area because they are bases, the beginning and also terminal destinations.

Odenigwe (1979:4) postulated that the rural subsection of the economy is endowed with abundant natural resources un-harnessed for this to be harnessed would required integrating rural people in the rural development exercise through the provisions of small scale industries of different types. He defines industrialization as an integrated process of developing industries that would extract manufacture or convent raw material into finished goods and  services.

1.2            PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH INDUSTRALIZATION IN THE RURAL AREAS

Inadequate capital: It is very difficult to raise sufficient fund in the rural area when income is low.  The propensity to consume it will be high, the state and central government spend so much on urban development and industries in the rural area because it citizen needs all those things for a better line hood.

LACK OF SKILLED WORKERS:         There are few of business men, they are forced to empty men from the urban centers because they are forced to empty men from the urban centers because they are well trained and better equipped as result skilled workers are not formed found in the rural areas.