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- Page 12 and 13: Introduction The risks and vulnerab
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- Page 37 and 38: Highlights The capacity to survive
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Although transgender persons had lo
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Highlights If an invisible group
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Tribal group: A case of the Irula i
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Dalits: A case of the Azhi pickers
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TOOLS FOR UNFOLDING AND ANALYZING G
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Who is participating formally and w
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Who uses and controls the RESOURCES
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Butterfly and Spider tools Communit
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Butterfly and Spider tools Who Perf
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Daily Activity Clock 10 11 MIDNIGHT
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Yearly Activity Clock DECEMBER JANU
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Relational Venn Diagram Engendering
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Mapping influence of constructed gr
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Problem Wall and Solution Tree Poli
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Resource Use and Control Resource U
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Resource Control Engendering Tools
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Desegregation means that the te
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Engendering Tools 78 Gender worksho
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QUESTIONING ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT SA
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analysis. FGD should attempt to act
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The situation may improve to an ext
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Let us look at the field evidences
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Government of Tamil Nadu Initiative
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Building Systems For sustainability
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Do not forget to give equal impor
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In the foregoing sections we have l
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The Fedrations resisted the demands
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It was also the policy of the NGO t
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BLESS supported women’s groups’
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handing over 20 boats to 6 women’
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Some have been able to go for three
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experienced in the households of a
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and their family’s resources have
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The ex-gratia was not based on real
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Points to Ponder Ensuring gender se
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in a short span of time. What it re
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Points to Ponder Trauma/counseling
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