DEVOLUTION OF FOREST MANAGEMENT - Vasundhara

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14Seasonality of Economic ActivitiesJan Feb Mar April May June July August Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.Mahua flowersCollection & saleFFarm labour for paddycrop:Levelling of landsMPloughingSowingFarm labour forpaddy crop:Harvesting MFCharacollection &sale (avg. 15days)FWage labor as unskilledlabourer in buildingconstruction in localareaM & FFarm labour forpaddy crop:PloughingMTransplantationFFarm labour forpaddy crop:WeedingFPostharvestworkdehuskingUsingbullocksMWinnowingFRoad construction,cable wiring, carryingsoil MKendu leaves collection(avg. 10 days)FSargi seeds collection &saleFLocal stone quarry:Crushing, diggingMNote: The above table shows involvement of people in different economic activities in different seasons. This helpsus to find out the leisure period of people as well as degree of labor in different seasons.
Income from selling NTFPs and wages earned by women are controlled by thewomen themselves. They spend such income on food, new clothes and buying paddy.The decision of spending income on most items is taken jointly by the husband andwife. The degree of freedom of making decisions by the female members of the houseincreases as we move from the higher to the lower castes. Women of lower castes, ascompared to ones in the upper castes play a much larger role in supporting theirfamily financially. Almost all women from the lower caste families like Harijan,Gauda, Dhanuar, Kisan, Mochi, etc. go to work as labourers. As already mentionedthey also carry out the sale of forest products. So they exercise a greater control overtheir earned income and influence decisions in the family.15
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