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women in South Asian societies. This paper examines this tenet in the context of India, with particular emphasis on possible … policies relating to women's empowerment against a backdrop of rapid urbanization. …South Asia has the highest rate of child malnutrition in the world, despite rapid economic growth compared to other …
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’s malnutrition. The children living in slums are more likely to experience anthropometric failure. Research limitations …Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to highlight the determinants of malnutrition of primary school-age (five to ten …. The composite index of anthropometric failure (CIAF) is constructed to use an indicator of malnutrition. Findings – The …
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households in two urban slums of Ramanagaram, indebted to micro-credit organizations. Indebtedness of many of these households to … microfinance sector in urban India …
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This paper examines the socioeconomic impacts of regional rural urban migration of marginal segment in Rajshahi city corporation slum areas in Bangladesh. Key objective of this article is to examine the results of the first phase, i.e, the findings of the 2006 survey, compare with the recent...
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under-serviced slums, housing 30% of the total city population. All this is the result of a restrictive zoning regime that …
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through frontline workers and slum-women’s groups are recommended. On the health access front, in India it is easier for women … focuses on recently migrant adolescent girls in India’s fast growing urban slum population for whom multiple vulnerabilities …-interview with slum women’s group members discussed challenges for migrants and ways in which these might be addressed. Data were …
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This paper addresses differences in outcomes across households residing in slums and non-slum urban areas of India … justification for slums garnering a sizable portion of the allocation of water and sanitation programs. On the other hand, we found … not dominate the distribution of these goods in the slums. In fact, at very low levels of MPCE and per capita living area …
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. Previous community initiatives have been predominantly rural, but India is urbanizing. While working to improve health service …
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As developing countries rapidly urbanize, the number of people living in 'slums'-neighbourhoods lacking property rights … social mobility in today's urban slums in order to assess prospects for upward mobility in cities of the Global South … interventions that accompanied urbanization in the Global North. We argue that urbanization will not automatically improve prospects …
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