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Women entrepreneurship: an effective and possible approach for women empowerment
... India, women have remained as a neglected section of work force. Women are lagging behind men mainly because of the relative absence of economic opportunities and minimal participation in decision making ...
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A study on women specific policies for women empowerment in india
... for Women (NPP) (198 8-2000) by a 14 member committee, headed by ...for Women, Youth Affair and Sports, is more or less a long term policy document advocating a holistic approach for the development of ...
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Women entrepreneurs in India: socio cultural issues and challenges
... Socio-cultural factors are things that can affect our lifestyles as a society. They can have an influence on individual behaviors depending on one‘s social values. Some of them could be religion, economic status, ...
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Women Role and Empowerment in Modern Indian P...
... pushed women to participate in elections not only as electorates, but also as candidates, and eventually elected officials (International Foundation for Electoral Systems, ...amongst women globally is the ...
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Types of violence against women in a sample of iraqi women
... This study showed that more than half of the sample was exposed to psychological violence; shouting is more frequently practiced against women. This result is inconsistent with what had been reported by Khairi, ...
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Women entrepreneurs in India emerging issues and challenges
... industrial development is the ability of building a sound organization. A woman entrepreneur assembles, co-ordinates, organizes and manages the other factors namely land, labour and capital. It is essential to be a self ...
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Women empowerment: a study of political participation of women in Surat
... of women to the query whether empowered women are independent and free in making ...empower women, in reality it is ...empower women and it provides them independence and freedom to decide, ...
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Sex and sexuality in the third age: elderly women and their multiple senses
... that women in their third years completely lose their sexual abilities and interests due to the physiological changes that the organism undergoes during the process of ...
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Women and the Emergence of Grassroots Institutions on Post-Fast Track Farms in Zimbabwe
... In Cameroon, women’s lack of income is not directly due to their deficient social capital; rather, it is a result of discriminatory practices and institutions sustained through men’s social capital and which limit ...
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Three dimensional indices of women empowerment and fertility in india
... India, women empowerment is dependent on many different factors that include place of residence (urban / rural), educational status (no education, primary, secondary and higher) social status (caste and class), ...
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Women enterpreneurship and its impact on digital india
... on women entrepreneur in India and also they talk about the status of woman entrepreneurs and the problems faced by them when they set up and manage their own business in the competitive world of business ...
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SPORTS JOURNALISM AND INDIAN WOMEN JOURNALISTS
... mentioned women journalist are fulfilling their job tasks perfectly and are standing as an inspiration for lots of young girls wishing to join in the challenge career of ...society women journalists are ...
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Common cancer cases in women: the effect of training and scanning
... This study was conducted to determine the effect of education that was given to the girls who were students at university about common cancers as breast, cervix and colorectal in women on their knowledge levels. ...
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Migration and the changing lives of the women in rural Bangladesh
... Like many parts of Bangladesh, there exists a ‘migration culture’ (RozarioandGow, 2003: 54) at Char Khankhanapur and Degree Charchandpur. Overshadowing its negative impacts, most people, rich or poor, consider migration ...
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Sexual violence against women and girls in Burundi
... those women and girls who were raped in the process, but these survivors also suffer social exclusion in the form of loss of self-esteem, abandonment in home and school and ...the women by providing loans ...
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Shift work and Risks in Pregnant Women
... The study was based on few high quality studies. Varying work schedules are suspected of increasing risks to pregnant women and to fetal wellbeing. In particular, maternal hormonal disturbance arising from sleep ...
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Women Empowerment By Livelihood Project For Rural Women Of Chhatarpur And Tikamgarh District Madhya Pradesh
... SHG women of Tikamgarh and Chhatarpur District of Madhya ...especially women apparels over Industrial sewing Machines using various modern techniques and patterns as per the need of today’s readymade ...
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Effect of women education and duration of marriage period on women empowerment at household level in Quetta Pakistan
... and women age significantly associated with the decision making power within the ...of women with in the family? Study concludes that participation of women in family decision is significantly ...
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Professional perception: comparative study of married women and single women (widow) in Tamilnadu, India
... single-minded about a career. This dilemma is intensified by the lack of child-care centers, the isolation of the nuclear family, unwillingness on the part of employers to hire less than full-time personnel, the tendency ...
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Rural women and agricultural development in India
... food, women started gathering seeds from the native flora and began cultivating those of interest from the point of view of food, feed, fodder, fibre and ...India women producers are focused on value, ...
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