<h1>Leaders call for integrated, rights-based livelihoods strategy linking cash transfers, skilling, women's collectives and low-connectivity tech</h1> A three-organization convening in Ranchi assembled over 250 government, civil society, market and academic leaders to recommend systemic, rights-aware pathways for livelihoods, equity and climate resilience in the state. Participants called for integrated policy approaches-linking cash transfers, skilling, market linkages, women's collective enterprises and tech solutions accessible in low-connectivity, local languages-and urged scaling proven state livelihood initiatives targeting tribal and vulnerable households. A federal advisory body offered a roadmap to embed equity and resilience into development priorities, signaling potential policy alignment and institutional collaboration to operationalize inclusive growth.