TY  - BOOK
AU  - Kumar, Arun.
TI  - Apnalaya studies, series -1 life on the margin : charting realities 
U1  - 330.91 
PY  - 1973///
CY  - .
PB  - Apnalaya
KW  - Apnalaya
KW  - Charting
KW  - Realities
KW  - Studies
N1  - I. Introduction
II. Demographic information
A. Gender profile
B. Age composition
C. Marital status and age at marriage
III. Educational Profile
A. Gender profile
B. Age composition
C. Marital status and age at marriage
IV. Social and family profile
A. Language
B. Family size
C. Family type
D. Social entitlements
V. Economic profile
A. Language
B. Family size
C. Family type
D. Social entitlements
VI. Employment and activities
A. Distribution and comparisons - Females and males
B. Overall representation of males and females in total work force and and general activities
C. Male versus female work areas/activity involvements - a detailed comparative evaluation
D. Work areas and activities in females as per their marital status
E. Broad employment Status
VII. Domestic violence and child sexual abuse
A. Marital control behaviour and domestic violence - Distribution in study population
B. Physical, Emotional and/or Sexual violence - An evaluation and comparative account
C. Association between marital control behaviour and domestic violence
VIII. Basic amenities
A. Drinking water
B. Electricity
IX. Health, hygiene and food insecurity
A. Hand washing: Prevailing practices and pattern
B. Food insecurity - Studying the grimace and extent of problem
X. Participation and engagement in programmes
A. Other NGO's projects
B. Government programmes
XI. Infants and young children - a brief encounter
A. Gender and age distribution among infants and young children
B. Social entitlements
C. Birth
D. Illness
XII. Conclusion
N2  - Annabel Mehta, a long-time resident of Mumbai and dedicated member of Apnalaya, reflects on her 43-year journey with the organization in addressing poverty in areas like Shivaji Nagar. Despite significant progress in areas like child health and education, a recent Situation Analysis Report sheds light on persisting challenges, including water scarcity, child marriage, inadequate schooling, and chronic illness among children. Mehta urges for an Integrated Community Development approach involving partnerships between NGOs, government, and municipal authorities to effectively address these issues and improve conditions for the marginalized residents of Shivaji Nagar.
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