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E-governance, land rights, and community mobilisation in Bihar, India

E-governance, land rights, and community mobilisation in Bihar, India: A randomised controlled trial

Working paper 1 May 2025 Sustainable Growth and State Effectiveness

This study evaluates the impact of digital literacy training and community mobilisation on the effectiveness of e-governance platforms in Bihar, India. Despite COVID-19 constraints, the training increased internet use and modestly improved engagement with government programmes and civic activities.

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E-governance, land rights, and community mobilisation in Bihar, India

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  • Digital literacy, land rights, and agricultural productivity in Bihar

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Andre Joshua Nickow

Graduate Student, Northwestern University

Sanjay Kumar

Secretary, Deshkal Society
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