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• Women report more cordial dealings and seeking of suggestions. • Savings increased from 83.4% to 92.7%. • Improvement in taking rations from fair price shops. • Improvement in food and nutrition. • Change in food consumption habits. • Improvement in schooling of children • Improvement in Awareness level. • Improvement in Management of loan. • Improvement in Repayment of loan. • Confidence in running enterprise improved. • Confidence in going alone for work relating to running enterprises. • Going out for marketing / economic activities / meeting increased. • Control over income improved. • Commanding more respect in family & societies improved. • Increase in decision making in the family. • Enjoying better status in the society. • Opinion of borrowers about positive feature of RMK loan is excellent. 11.25 There are so many success stories of the women benefited from RMK - SHG beneficiaries – through Micro Finance. Some such success stories from the states are as under: 1. Andhra Pradesh Mrs Veeranki Durga Kumari (physically challenged ) lived with her husband who is a tailor. The income of the family was so meager that the family found it very difficult to meet both the ends. Their life was very hard. Mrs. Veeranki Durga Kumari became a member of the SHG formed by Gramasiri in Andhra Pradesh supported by RMK She got a loan of Rs.3000/- in the first instance. With this loan she started a small eatable shop near a school. After repaying the loan amount she got another loan of Rs.5,000/-. With this amount she started a small business at her house. She got a good response so she took another loan of Rs.10,000/- from Gramasiri (RMK NGO partner) to develop her business. She started preparing pickles. The financial condition of the family improved to some extent. This enabled them to send their children to school. Mrs. Veeranki Durga Kumari is all praise of GRAMASIRI and RMK for extending Micro credit assistance. Members of a Self Help Group financed by Rashtriya Mahila Kosh seen tailoring. Rashtriya Mahila Kosh 173
Members of a Self Help Group financed by Rashtriya Mahila Kosh seen doing Sun flower cultivation. 2. Manipur All Backward Classes & Economic Development Organization (ABCEDO), Samaram Bazar, Thoubal District of Manipur is implementing a number of socioeconomic development programmes though Self Help Groups. One of the remarkable achievement of the organization is its Micro-Credit Programme supported by RMK The organization has 64 Women SHGs. Some of the Groups have taken up vegetable farming to promote their economic status. The members of these SHGs took 2 Hectare of land on lease at Rs.40,000/and planted 50 thousand number of cabbage plants and also some seasonal vegetables. This investment of Rs.40,000/- gave them a profit of Rs.2,39,000/-. This has encouraged them to go for agricultural inputs like tractor and make other members of group financially strong and independent. The members of the group are very happy with the present system of micro financial assistance being provided by the RMK through ABCEDO. 3. Assam Anchalik Gram Unnayan Parishad, a NGO supported by RMK has promoted a number of Self Help Groups in Barpeta, Assam. Nari Kalyan Mahila Sanchay Samity is one of the NGOs which has worked very hard to develop Bamboo Mat making in the state. In the beginning when there was no SHG the women working in the Bamboo Making unit were earning around Rs.400/ - to Rs.500/- per month in spite of the fact that they had expertise in the field of mat making. The help provided by the NGO with financial support from RMK had helped these SHG members to earn more than Rs.4000/ - to Rs.5000/- per month. As a result of this, the socio economic status of these SHGs members has also raised and they have become self-reliant. This economic change has helped them to give proper education and medical care to their children. Workshops/Training organised 11.26 RMK organised various Awareness cum Business Development Workshops & Capacity Building Training Programmes during the year under report (from April 2006 to December 2006) at various locations. Details of the same has been given at Annexure XLVII. 174 Annual Report 2006-07
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CONTENTS Chapter 1 Introduction 1 C
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Development; Child Welfare and Prot
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A number of programmes are being su
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and other social concerns. The main
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Promoting Gender Equality - GOI - U
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National Guidelines on Infant and Y
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Hoisting of the Women’s Empowerme
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— Child Protection — Girl Child
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at the same level i.e. Rs.4795.85 c
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(1997- 2002) laid emphasis on the p
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DIARY, a honorable activity for a h
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Hostels for Working Women 2.16 The
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Swadhar - A Scheme for Women in Dif
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exploitation is interlinked with tr
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— The ministry has requested the
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— Capacity building and training
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elationship does not exist such as
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— Equal participation of women an
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Hon’ble Vice president of India,
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Working Groups on Women Empowerment
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44 Annual Report 2006-07
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(iii) to reduce the incidence of mo
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3.5 The States have to necessarily
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Financial - Plan Allocation and Exp
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Table 1: Physical Status in Udisha
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Cooperation with UNICEF 3.34 UNICEF
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y Prime Minister’s Office and sen
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(ii) To provide a forum for network
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3.70 This scheme has been implement
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Voluntary Coordinating Agencies (VC
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Convention of the elimination of al
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Other Programmes Grant-in-aid for R
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of the Ministry is being constitute
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women and children belonging to Sch
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Food and Nutrition Board 5.1 The im
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Nutrition demonstration by C.F.N.E.
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Gender Budgeting - Budgeting for Ge
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Box -1: Mission statement- “Budge
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Box 5 : Checklist II for mainstream
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Complete Budget Macro Level Gender
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16. Deptt. of Food & Public Distrib
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drudgery of women, facilitating her
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5. Case studies will have to be dev
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