SOIL Report 2008 - ACCESS Development Services

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10APMAAYUSHBAIFBBBRGFCCCDSCISFCoEsCRPFCSOsCSRCSWBDFIDDGETDPAPDPCEEUFCIFDIFTAsFYPGDIGDPGPHIV/AIDsHYOICDSICTIDPsIIAAIMFIPR10AbbreviationsAgricultural Product Marketing ActDepartment of Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and HomoeopathyBhartiya Agro Industries FoundationBig BazarBackward Regions Grant FundCollection CenterCurrent Daily StatusCentral Industrial Security ForceCentres of ExcellenceCentral Reserve Police ForceCivil Society OrganisationsCorporate Social ResponsibilityCentral Social Welfare BoardDepartment for International DevelopmentDirectorate General of Employment and TrainingDrought Prone Areas ProgrammeDaily Per Capita ExpenditureEuropean UnionFood Corporation of IndiaForeign Direct InvestmentFree Trade AgreementsFive Year PlanGender Development IndexGross Domestic ProductGram Panchayathuman Immunodeficiency Virus/ Acquired Immunodeficiency SyndromeHank Yorn ObligationIntegrated Child Development SchemeInformation and Communication TechnologyInternally Displaced PeopleIntegrated Impact Assessment ApproachInternational Monetary FundIntellectual Property Rights
Page 3 and 4: State of India’s Livelihoods :The
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Page 8: ForewordAs a part of its microfinan
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Page 40: Chapter IThe challengeof the decade
Page 43 and 44: Chapter IIThe People: Their Livelih
Page 45 and 46: The People: Their Livelihoods and C
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Policy: Pathways to Sustainable Liv
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Chapter IVPossibilities: Livelihood
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Possibilities: Livelihood Opportuni
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Chapter Vthe World Bank; and (iii)
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Chapter VIn aggregateterms the outl
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Chapter VOutreach and PerformanceA
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Chapter Vthan ever. For the first t
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Chapter VThe CAG report is not alon
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Chapter VNo. of SHGs formed 2,741,0
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Chapter VCapacity building and trai
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Chapter Vcommunity seed banks to ma
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Chapter Vnon-farmactivities havehad
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Chapter VDue to absence of other vi
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Chapter V4.Bilateral Donors and Liv
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Chapter Vfocuses on the poor and vu
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Chapter V1. Overall SL approaches a
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Chapter V20. Ministry of Rural Deve
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Chapter VIAn averageof five yearsis
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Chapter VIThese issues are exemplif
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Chapter VISome key initiatives:The
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Chapter VIAaharam Traditional Crop
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Chapter VIdegree colleges have been
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Chapter VILivelihood Promotion by S
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Chapter VIGroup-based microenterpri
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Chapter VIas to appoint accountants
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Chapter VI6. SEWA Co-operative Fede
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Chapter VIIOn the other hand, some
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Chapter VIIAnother framework for un
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Chapter VII(re-cutting the same cak
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Chapter VIIBut the wage jobs in uno
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Chapter VIIforeign investors majori
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Chapter VIIvalue goods in every nei
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Chapter VIIOver the next few years,
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Agrarian Distress and Rural Credit:
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appENDIX TableChapter I - ANNEX TAB
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appENDIX TableSocialGroupTable A.1.
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appENDIX TableCHAPTER II - ANNEX TA
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appENDIX TableTable A.2.3Table 3: T
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appENDIX TableUttar Pradesh2000-01
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appENDIX TableTable 8: Distribution
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appENDIX TableCHAPTER III - ANNEX T
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appENDIX TableTable A.3.1Table 1: F
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appENDIX TableTable A.3.3Table 3: M
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appENDIX TableGross Value of Output
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appENDIX TableAnnex A.5.2Major anti
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appENDIX TableChapter VIII - ANNEX
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Author’s Biosketch214Ajay TankhaA
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