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India is the second largest producer of sugar. The development of the cooperative sector of the Sugar Industry in India had started in the early fifties, when the planning process for the industrial and economic development of India was taken up by the Central Government. Cooperative sector...
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This paper analyses and discusses the customer satisfaction of the members of SHGs who obtained microfinance from the Cooperative banks, since India is the homeland of the SHG Bank linkage programme model of microfinance. The study concludes that the Cooperative banks treat the SHG members as...
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The main focus of this study is to determine whether micro finance is an effective instrument in bringing empowerment, hence the main question is whether microfinance through SHG contributes to women empowerment and it is a focused study relating to empowerment of women which is goal 3 of MDGs....
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Financial inclusion means delivery of financial services at an affordable cost to the disadvantaged and low income group of people who are so far excluded from it. Financial Inclusion is not an end, it is mean for poverty eradication
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Training has an important role to play and it is expected to inculcate positive changes in knowledge, skills and attitudes. Employees training tries to improve skills so that employee is better equipped to do his present job or to prepare him for a higher position with increased...
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Capacity is the ability of the people to manage their affairs and capacity development is the process where they strengthen and maintain their abilities over a period of time. Capacity building refers to strengthening the ability to undertake economic, social and political activities and enhance...
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As a result of participating in microfinance through SHGs, the study concludes that there is empowerment of women. Among various dimensions of empowerment, information empowerment ranks first followed by psychological empowerment, economic empowerment, managerial empowerment, political...
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SHGs are effective in reducing poverty, empowering women, creating awareness to improve health and ensure sustainability of environment which finally results in sustainable development of the nation. This paper analyses the drop out of members from SHGs and its impact on the sustainability of...
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Micro insurance is specifically designed for the protection of poor who form the bottom of the pyramid, with affordable insurance products to help them cope with and recover from stress and shocks. Micro insurance is a part of financial inclusion and the difference micro insurance and macro...
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Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs) played a vital role in rural reconstruction, agricultural development and rural development even during pre independent era in our country. In the post independent period the NGOs became a supplementary agency for the developmental activities of the...
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