SEWA in 1988
Material type: TextPublication details: Ahmedabad Mahila SEWA trust [1989?]Description: 149p. Illustrations ; 28*22 cmSubject(s): India - Ahmedabad | Self-employed women | Self-employed women - India - AhmedabadDDC classification: 305.4206Item type | Current library | Call number | Materials specified | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Reports | YUVA Library | 305.4206/SEL (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | Not for loan | RP01589 | ||
Reports | YUVA Library | 305.4206/SEL (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | Not for loan | RP01057 |
1. Self employed women workers
2. Self employed women's associations
3. The Union
- Levels of work
- Home based workers
- Vendors
- Labour and Services
- International affiliations
4. Sewa Bank
5. The Co-operatives
- The craft and artisan co-operatives
- Trading and vending co-operatives
- The service co-operatives
- The livestock co-operatives
- The land based co-operatives
- Marketing
6. Services for the self employed
- Need for supportive services
- SANGINI - The child care co-operative
- Health activities
- Smokeless chulhas
- Life insurance scheme
- Water and sanitation activities
- Housing programmes
- Protection against family & sexual harassment
- Mahila talak pidit sangh
- Legal aid
7. The child worker
8. Communications
9. Human resource development
10. Dealing with crises
- The loan crisis
- Reservation crisis & the split from TLA
- Communal violence and sewa's relief and rehabilitation work
- Combatting Drought
11. Sewa Bharat
12. Policy Impact
13. A long way to go
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