AN EXAMINATION OF THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC STATUS OF HOUSEHOLDS ACROSS URBAN, PERI-URBAN, AND RURAL AREAS IN VIJAYAWADA CITY
Abstract
Conducting socio-economic studies is imperative for cities in the India, it serving as a crucial foundation for policy development. These studies offer policymakers valuable insights into the unique needs and challenges of the population within the specified area. The present study is case study approach of Vijayawada city, the objective of this study is to know socio economic status of households in sample households in Vijayawada city, Andhra Pradesh. The study has found too much variations in socio economic conditions and urgent policy interventions needed for Vijayawada city for more inclusive development.
Keyword : Socio Economic Conditions, Vijayawada, Development, Urban, Rural
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