Volume : II, Issue : XII, December - 2013
Women’s Self Help Groups and Social Inclusion – Empirical Evidence from Mysore district of Karnataka
Dr. Siddaraju V. G
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Social exclusion and discrimination refer to the process and outcome of keeping a social group outside the power centers and resources. Self Help Groups can be defined as supportive educational and usually change oriented mutual aid group that addresses life problems or conditions commonly shared by all members. The present study is made an attempt to identify the motivational factors of the women’s to formation of Self Help Groups and to analyse the decision making power taken by women in Self Help Groups.
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DOI : 10.36106/ijsr
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Dr.Siddaraju V.G Women’s Self Help Groups and Social Inclusion – Empirical Evidence from Mysore district of Karnataka International Journal of Scientific Research, Vol.II, Issue.XII December 2013
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Dr.Siddaraju V.G Women’s Self Help Groups and Social Inclusion – Empirical Evidence from Mysore district of Karnataka International Journal of Scientific Research, Vol.II, Issue.XII December 2013
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