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JICA Supports Agricultural and Infrastructure Investments in Indian Cities

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  1. Promotes regional development through healthcare infrastructure, aiming to draw medical tourism from Kolkata.

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Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) is supporting development through investments in various Indian cities, including Jharkhand, Kolkata, Chennai, and Mumbai. JICA is also investing in agriculture, water supply, and rural infrastructure in rural communities across India.

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Why it matters

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Agriculture remains a vital economic sector, employing nearly half of India’s workforce. JICA's investments aim to support rural livelihoods and address poverty, where 40 percent of those living in poverty are farmers.

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  • JharkhandSpeculative

    Farmers in Jharkhand might see improved agricultural output or reduced costs due to JICA's investments in rural development.

How it developed

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  1. Promotes regional development through healthcare infrastructure, aiming to draw medical tourism from Kolkata.Sub-event
  2. JICA is supporting an eco-restoration project in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, overseen by Jaipal Singh.Sub-event
  3. Investment is shifting from Mumbai to Kolkata, driving port expansion and industrial growth in Eastern India.Sub-event
  4. JICA supports development in multiple Indian cities like Jharkhand, Kolkata, Chennai, and Mumbai.1 source

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