Project Methodology
Fieldwork for the survey was carried out across village panchayats in Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, reaching 10,800 households between July 2023 and February 2024. As this project is currently underway, further methodological documentation will be published as the study progresses toward analysis.
Impact
The dataset generated through this effort is expected to serve as a substantive evidence base for understanding village-level governance processes, socio-economic conditions in rural communities, and the everyday experiences of individuals participating in local institutions. By documenting both the challenges and opportunities in panchayat contexts, the study adds to the knowledge needed for policy design and programmatic action aimed at strengthening local governance, enriching ongoing conversations about rural development, democratic participation, and service delivery in India.
Documentation
This project is currently in progress, and will be updated with findings as results arise.
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