Economic empowerment of women through self- help groups

By:

Sindhuja, P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Discovery publishing New Delhi 2011Description: 215 p. HardboundISBN:

978-8183567268

Subject(s):

Women--Economic conditions Women in development - India

DDC classification:

332.742 SIN

Contents:

1. Introduction 2. Review of Literature 3. Statement of the Problem, Objectives and Hypotheses 4. Methodology 5. Socio-demo-graphic and Psychological Characteristics of the Respondents 6. Summary and Conclusions Bibliography Index

Summary: Women constitute half of the population and among them; only one-fourth are contributing effectively for the economic development of the country. The human resources among the women could not be utilized effectively due to illiteracy, low education and lack of skills. Most women workers in India are engaged in agriculture

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1. Introduction
2. Review of Literature
3. Statement of the Problem, Objectives and Hypotheses
4. Methodology
5. Socio-demo-graphic and Psychological Characteristics of the Respondents
6. Summary and Conclusions
Bibliography
Index

Women constitute half of the population and among them; only one-fourth are contributing effectively for the economic development of the country. The human resources among the women could not be utilized effectively due to illiteracy, low education and lack of skills. Most women workers in India are engaged in agriculture

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