Chatterjee, Meera. <br/><br/>
World bank and gender in india 

 - New Delhi  World bank  1995 
 - 31p.  Illustrations ; 23 cm 
<br/><br/>1. Advancing gender equality<br/>1.1 Gender difference in India<br/>1.2 Gender poverty<br/>1.3 Closing the gap<br/>1.4 Gender in world Bank lending<br/>1.5 The Project cycle<br/>1.6 Investing in women<br/>2. Livelihoods and environment<br/>2.1 Enhancing productivity<br/>2.2 Box 1 Helping women workers increase their productivity<br/>2.3 Box 2 Women preserve and protect forests<br/>2.4 Box 3 Land reclamation for the poor<br/>2.5 Imoroving living environments<br/>2.6 Resettlement and rehabilitation<br/>2.7 Box 4 Lessons from R and R efforts<br/>3. Well being and development<br/>3.1 Better nutrition for women and children<br/>3.2 Box 5 Organising care and support groups for nutrition learning for life<br/>3.3 Box 6 Investing in girls education Towards better health<br/>3.4 Box 7 reproductive health for all<br/>4. A perspective on the future 
<br/><br/><br/>English 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Women -- India -- Social conditions.<br/> World Bank -- India <br/>Women in development -- India 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>305.42  / CHA