Dear colleagues,
I read your very interesting article about AquiFrame. I am working in rural development. Generally, we're dealing with many policies that in parallel affect rural people's life and earnings. And their combined benefits are generally exclusive, not reaching large numbers of diverse vulnerable people. Our challenge is to ensure the impacts of these policies and their respective rural development investments and programmes become more inclusive. Would an 'Equiframe' approach be feasible? Any suggestions?
Sir, What is this equifarm? I am also working in agriculture and rural development from last 4 years. I will like to contribute
EquiFrame, developed for checking coherence of medical/health policies with human rights... I hope the authors can give me more information....
Dear Sir, EquiFrame is based on Health Related Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) for strengthen health care system for human rights , Children rights and rights of the persons with disabilities in the modern society on the globe. Therefore it is mandatory to establish in rural areas through rural development policies with the help of central governments especially for marginalized communities for their betterment and welfare of these groups in poor and developing countries globally. United Nation (UN) is currently focusing on it by their rural development policies for betterment of whole of mankind on the planet. I suggest that EquiFrame will succeed through ( PURA) concept i.e. Providing Urban Amenities Towards Rural Areas, will play very important role for Rural Development in poor and developing countries in the modern era.