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328 The Meaning of Sufficiency Economy International Conference Conclusion Government schemes for halting migration have impact on it. These government schemes are creating self sufficiency in the local economy. Now local peoples are willing to stay in their places and with their families. This also decreased the burden of the females in the hill region of Uttarakhand, as male are not migrating. Practices like conservation of local eco-system with the help of local people, providing opportunity of employment, providing good education and health facilities are seems to be necessary for self sufficiency of any reason. Credit facilities has provided a new path for the entrepreneurs and generating local employments. This study has used very simple and direct question about the impact of the government and local community schemes, further work can be done with asking some indirect question to reveal the best results. More area can be covered in the future study.
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