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What does resource mobilization in Kerala primarily refer to?

AImport and export policies

BEfforts to generate and manage financial and other resources to support development and welfare

CPrivatization of public enterprises

DForeign direct investment promotion

Answer:

B. Efforts to generate and manage financial and other resources to support development and welfare

Read Explanation:

  • Resource mobilization in Kerala involves the state government actively raising and managing funds to finance development programs and welfare initiatives, through various revenue sources

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