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4ContentPage No.CHAPTER – I: INTRODUCTION i1.1 Background of “Early Childhood Care and Development Project” i1.2 Objectives of the baseline survey i1.3 Scope of the study ii1.4 The study area ii1.5 Chapterization of the report iiCHAPTER –II: METHODOLOGY AND DATA COLLECTION iv2.1 Study design iv2.2 Sample size iv2.3 Selection of the target population iv2.4 Study tools vi2.5 Recruitment and training of the field teams and their development vi2.6 Field work viii2.7 Monitoring and quality assurance of data viii2.8 Data processing ix2.9 Reporting writing ixCHAPTER –III: PROFILE OF THE SURVEYED POPULATION3.1 Profile of the mothers /caregivers xixi3.2 Profile of households xiCHAPTER –IV: KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICES OF MOTHERS RELATED TO MATERNAL & CHILDHEALTH AND HYGIENE xviii4.1 Antenatal care xviii4.2 Natal care xxiii4.3 Awareness and utilization of services of AWCs during the last pregnancy xxiv4.4 Child health and nutrition xxix4.5 Growth monitoring of the child xxxvi4.6 Cleanliness and hygienic practices xxxixCHAPTER –V: CAREGIVER’S UNDERSTANDING AND PRACTICE OF CHILD DEVELOPMENTxlii5.1 Stimulation environment for children aged 3 – 3.5 years xlii5.2 Status of development of children aged 3-3.5 years xlv5.3 School going practices of children aged 5-5.5 years xlviiBaseline Study Of Early Childhood Care And Development Project In Chattisgarh
55.4 Status of development of children aged 5 – 5.5 years xlix5.5 Awareness of mothers on age specific needs and rights of children lii5.6 Cross tabulation to see the impact of caste and education of mothers / caregivers on childdevelopment liiiCHAPTER –VI: KNOWLEDGE ABOUT GOVERNMENT SCHEMES6.1 Women awareness camp liv6.2 Self help groups liv6.3 Kishori shakti yojana lvi6.4 Chattisgarh mahila kosh rin yojana lvii6.5 Dowry prohibition Act, 1961 and 2004 lvii6.6 Domestic violence act , 2005 for women lviii6.7 Swavalamban yojana lix6.8 Saksham yojana lxlivBaseline Study Of Early Childhood Care And Development Project In Chattisgarh
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