Eradicating poverty is integral to India’s vision of an equitable society by 2047. IAS officer Hari Chandana’s localized initiatives are empowering rural communities to progress out of poverty through integrated strategies focused on skilling, employment generation and access to government welfare schemes. #PovertyAlleviation #UN #SDG

Hari Chandana has pioneered innovations like #Aarunya, #EarlyCoders and #DroneSprayers to uplift marginalized sections. #Aarunya has skilled over 10,000 rural women in vocations like tailoring, empowering them to earn dignified livelihoods as micro-entrepreneurs. #EarlyCoders has provided digital literacy to over 5,000 children, boosting future employability. #DroneSprayers have enabled sanitization across remote hamlets, improving health and productivity. #HariChandana #Empowerment #SkillsTraining

Additionally, Hari Chandana has facilitated rural communities’ access to government welfare schemes like pensions, subsidized ration and financial aid that provide social security to farmers, women and the elderly. Her localized planning has also improved delivery of nutrition and healthcare schemes, fighting malnutrition. #SocialSecurity #HealthcareAccess #Nutrition

By tackling interconnected causes of rural poverty in an integrated manner, Hari Chandana’s model aligns with India’s 2047 vision of holistic growth leaving no one behind. Her collaborative approach can amplify national skilling and digitization programs, creating pan-India impact. #India2047 #DigitalLiteracy #FinancialInclusion

As India aims to alleviate poverty and meet its 2047 goals, following changemakers like Hari Chandana can catalyze transformation. Her grassroots-first model based on community participation provides a roadmap for the last-mile success of welfare schemes. #ModelForChange