Problems and Potentials of Rural Growth Centre: A Case Study of Rammohan Bazar at Barura Upazila in Cumilla District, Bangladesh

Rural growth center can play a vital role in developing the economic condition of the rural people by acting as a prime stage for buying and selling agricultural products. This study analyzes the existing scenario and also reveal the problems of the growth center. The study market meets a great demand of the people of the surrounding area. This helps to create a various opportunity for the residence and also makes a great change to the lifestyle of the residence. For these reasons, this study also focuses on potential of the growth center. But there are also some problems. If all these problems can solve systematically, then it will be more effective for the people. To enhance the drawbacks of existing growth center management, the study attempts to recommend some measurements and guidelines for solving the problems of the growth center.

A Proposed Quantification of Performance of Rural Development Agencies

In Chapter 5, the author goes further to propose a more concrete development of some new notions that may be suitable to contemporary economic developments acknowledging the significance of dissemination and particularly quantification of financial innovation in fostering rural growth and development. If a reader realizes that it doesn't all boil down to finance, then an entirely different sort of basic connection of management elements is possible, from which our ordinary concepts of social-economic development are approached in a much deeper system. In Chapter 5, the concept of financial innovation is introduced in a general way but also with specific examples discussed mathematically and qualitatively. In addition to the measurement of growth of rural population and entrepreneurship, the chapter has also presented the author's developed indices for quantification of performance coupled with measurement of financial innovation.