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List of AbbreviationsxvMKSSMoEFMoRDMPCEMSMEsMSPMSSRFMTANABARDNACNASSCOMNCEUSNCRNCVTNERNFHSNGONPCINPSONREGANREGPNREGSNREPNRHMNRLMNSAPNSDCNSDFNSICNSSNSSOOBCOECDOEMsOOPOTFDsP&RDPCMCEPCNSDPPDSPESAPIAPMGSYPMLAPOPRCPPPPRDEPRIPVTGsMazdoor Kisan Shakti SanghatanMinistry of Environment and ForestsMinistry of Rural Developmentmonthly per capita expenditureMicro, Small and Medium Enterprisesminimum support priceM.S. Swaminathan Research Foundationmid-term appraisalNational Bank for Agriculture and Rural DevelopmentNational Advisory CouncilNational Association of Software and Services CompaniesNational Commission for Enterprises in the Unorganized SectorNational Capital RegionNational Council of Vocational TrainingNorth Eastern RegionsNational Family Health Surveynon-governmental organizationNational Payment Corporation of IndiaNational Policy on Skill DevelopmentNational Rural Employment Guarantee ActNational Rural Employment Guarantee ProgrammeNational Rural Employment Guarantee SchemeNational Rural Employment ProgrammeNational Rural Health MissionNational Rural Livelihoods MissionNational Social Assistance ProgrammeNational Skill Development CorporationNational Skill Development FundNational Small Industries CorporationNational Sample SurveyNational Sample Survey OrganizationOther Backward ClassesOrganization for Economic Cooperation and Developmentoriginal equipment manufacturersout-of-pocketother traditional forest dwellersPanchayat and Rural Developmentper capita monthly consumption expenditureper capita net state domestic productPublic Distribution SystemPanchayats Extension to Scheduled AreasProject Implementation AgencyPradhan Mantri Gram Sadak YojanaPrevention of Money Laundering ActPersistent Organic Pollutants Review Committeepublic private partnershipparticipation, representation, dignity and empowermentPanchayati Raj InstitutionParticularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups
xvi State of India’s Livelihoods Report 2011RADPRDARIDFRKVYRLEGPRNFERSBYRSETIRTESCSERPSEZSGRYSGSYSHGSIASIDBISNSOILSPIPSSSSASTTFTLUTPDSTRYSEMUBSPUIDUIDAIUNMEUNSNAUPSVEVTPWFPRWIEGOWPIWPRWTORainfed Areas Development Programmerecommended dietary allowanceRural Infrastructure Development FundRashtriya Krishi Vikas YojanaRural Landless Employment Guarantee Programmesrural non-farm enterprisesRashtriya Swasthya Bima YojanaRural Self-Employment Training InstituteRight to EducationScheduled CastesSociety for Elimination of Rural PovertySpecial Economic ZoneSampoorna Grameen Rozgar YojanaSwaranjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojanaself-help groupSocial Impact AssessmentSmall Industries Development Bank of IndiaSupplementary NutritionState of India’s LivelihoodsState Perspective and Implementation Plansubsidiary statusSarva Shiksha AbhiyanScheduled TribesTask ForceTeamLease UniversityTargeted Public Distribution SystemTraining of Rural Youth for Self-EmploymentUrban Basic Services for Poorunique identificationUnique Identification Authority of IndiaUrban Non-Manual EmployeeUnited Nations System of National Accountsusual principal statusvocational educationVocational Training Providerwork force participation rateWomen in Informal Employment: Globalizing and OrganizingWholesale Price IndexWork participation rateWorld Trade Organization
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