Dear Morteza Maleki

Rural business building can significantly enhance the rural economy by creating local employment opportunities, thereby reducing outmigration and retaining talent within the community. By fostering entrepreneurship and supporting small businesses, rural areas can diversify their economic base, which reduces dependence on agriculture and mitigates the risks associated with economic volatility. This, in turn, stimulates local spending and attracts further investment, improving infrastructure and services. Additionally, locally grown businesses can cater to unique regional needs, boosting overall productivity and economic resilience. By leveraging local resources and skills, rural business development can drive sustainable growth and improve the quality of life for residents.

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Rural business building can help improve the rural economy by creating jobs locally. When businesses start in rural areas, they employ people from the community. This means more people have money to spend in local shops and on local services. It also boosts the local economy because businesses pay taxes that go to improve schools, roads, and other public services. Overall, building businesses in rural areas can make the community stronger and give people more opportunities to work and earn money close to home.

By creating jobs, stimulating innovation and nurturing productivity, small and locally-owned businesses can help rural towns and geographies prosper in ways that improve the physical, social and economic well-being of the people who live in them.

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Rural economic diversification, both within agriculture and into non-agricultural activities, has significant potential to reduce poverty, increase coping mechanisms in face of crop failure or price volatility, and improve food and livelihood security of rural households.

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Ref.

https://www.ilo.org/publications/economic-diversification-rural-economy