The issue of Rural Industrialisation (RI) or more generally the growth of Rural Non-Farm Employment (NFE), is regarded as a critical component of rural transformation in less developed economies, given the failure of the industrialisation-led development strategies of the fifties. It emphasises the need to re-examine the role of agriculture and small-scale enterprises (SSEs) in long-term economic development. The rural sector should be regarded as having considerable flexibility to generate employment and incomes rather than as one passively' supplying labour to an urban based industrial sector.
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Mridul Eapen is currently Associate Fellow at the Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum, Kerala. She has worked on the Textile Industry, particularly the Handloom Sector and the Automobile Industry. More recently her work has been in the areas of Employment and Rural Transformation, focusing specifically on Rural Industrialisation. Her published papers include: Consumption of Cotton Textiles in India'; Structure of the Manufacturing Workforce'; Rural Non-Agricultural Employment in Kerala: Some Emerging Tendencies'; and Rural Non-Farm Employment: Some Reflections on Petty Production'.
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