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exploitation is the major one (39%) of the cases) in their own case has been
revealed to them by others, followed by own relatives (11%), middlemen (9%),
contractor (5%), employer and placement agency (4% each), fellow worker (3%)
and other miscellaneous (24%).
Recommendations: Ensure sustainable livelihood at place of origin of migration;
supplementary source of income for women should be enhanced and
strengthened, policy at national and state level is required for prevention of
distress migration, SHGs should be a strong unit of social safety net and it
should be made sustainable and the members should be given intensive
capacity building, marketing linkage facilities etc., land reforms and land rights
for women should be implemented wage facilities should be available within the
locality for 8 months and there should be no wage disputes on the basis of
gender, women migrants should be given paid maternity and other reproductive
health benefits, migrant women should have safety and security at bus stops
and railway stations during the travel, networks of women migrants should be
established at local village as well as migration site for land holding.
Key Words : 1.WOMEN WELFARE 2.TRIBAL WOMEN 3.SOCIO-ECONOMIC
EFFECTS 4.OCCUPATION 5.MARITAL STATUS 6.HOUSEHOLD ASSETS
7.MIGRANT WOMEN 8.ANNUAL INCOME 9.NREGA 10.SAVINGS 11.FAMILY
12.SCHEDULED TRIBES 13.MIGRATION.
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