SEWA in 1988 

 - Ahmedabad  Mahila SEWA trust  [1989?] 
 - 149p.  Illustrations ; 28*22 cm 
<br/><br/>1. Self employed women workers<br/>2. Self employed women's associations<br/>3. The Union<br/> - Levels of work<br/> - Home based workers<br/> - Vendors<br/> - Labour and Services<br/> - International affiliations<br/>4. Sewa Bank<br/>5. The Co-operatives<br/> - The craft and artisan co-operatives<br/> - Trading and vending co-operatives<br/> - The service co-operatives<br/> - The livestock co-operatives<br/> - The land based co-operatives <br/> - Marketing<br/>6. Services for the self employed<br/> - Need for supportive services<br/> - SANGINI - The child care co-operative<br/> - Health activities<br/> - Smokeless chulhas<br/> - Life insurance scheme<br/> - Water and sanitation activities<br/> - Housing programmes<br/> - Protection against family & sexual harassment<br/> - Mahila talak pidit sangh<br/> - Legal aid<br/>7. The child worker<br/>8. Communications<br/>9. Human resource development<br/>10. Dealing with crises<br/> - The loan crisis<br/> - Reservation crisis & the split from TLA<br/> - Communal violence and sewa's relief and rehabilitation work<br/> - Combatting Drought<br/>11. Sewa Bharat<br/>12. Policy Impact<br/>13. A long way to go 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> India - Ahmedabad<br/> Self-employed women <br/>Self-employed women - India - Ahmedabad 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>305.4206  / SEL