Industry Help Empowering Them? -A Case Study in Belkuchi Sub-district of Sirajganj, Bangladesh Abstract The Handloom industry is the largest traditional cottage and rural industry in Bangladesh. It helps empowering female weaver through creating income generating opportunities for them. The objective of this research is to investigate whether the involvement of women in the allied operations of handloom industry influence the likelihood of economic empowerment of women in Belkuchi,Sirajganj area
In this paper, a case study has been done on the “Role of Women Organization to Empowering Rural Women through Education.” An attempt has been made to study - educational status and awareness about their insight potentialities and it create social emancipation through empowerment. The study is based on primary data. Data is be collected by random sampling method. Keywords: Role of women/women empowerment/Role of NGO. 1. Introduction: “India lives in its villages”-Mahatma Gandhi. Historical
entrepreneurial skill development and urge for investment and also increase the risk taking attitude through Self Help Groups only. The Self Help Groups can be considered as one of the best means to counter social and financial exclusion and enhance economic, political and social citizenship not an end
of employees at Sharjah Institute of Technology (SIT). It focuses on identification of the motivation's factors involved in the Job satisfaction and their impacts on the overall job satisfaction of employees. It also study the effects of job security, salary restructure, empowerment, and workload. Then, it will investigate the impacts of these independent variables towards motivation and job satisfaction. In addition, it will analyze the organizational changes occurring during the ownership transferring
In 2012, Rigon, having cited opposing studies by Belsey and Case (2003) and by Ferreira and Gyourko (2010), as well as difference in spending preferences of men and women, studied whether female representation in Italy’s City Councils had an effect on local government spending. The author’s results turned
---------------- Abstract: Now-a-days the topic of financial inclusion is standing as an emerging new model of economic intensification. Financial inclusion is the recent notion which helps to accomplish the sustainable progress of the country, through accessible financial services to the unreached people with the help of financial institutions. Thus it plays a vital role in economic development
Youth Empowerment through NSS Programme with Special Reference to Kongu Arts and Science College, Erode P.Annadurai* Abstract Youth represent the hope and future of a nation. The youth have a vital role to play in promoting and strengthening of social consciousness against social evil and traditions. Youth empowerment is an attitudinal, structural and cultural process whereby youth gain ability, authority and agency to make decision and implementing the change intheir own lives and the society
objects of study and action. The fact that feminism has its impact can be well noticed in the huge influx of women into the law schools beginning in the
methodologies of empirical research are the result of social processes (Pothier & Devlin, 2006). This theory forms the basis of the social model of disability, which says that structural barriers in society are responsible for the social, political and economic exclusion experienced by people with disabilities. The medical model of disability focuses on reducing or eliminating the impairment of the person while the social model focuses on eliminating systemic barriers (Pothier & Devlin, 2006). Pothier &
During the 1990s, according the Department of Justice of USA, the incidence of domestic violence decreased. Their study revealed that three important factors had an impact on this decline of violence against women and they were: a) Better legal services for domestic violence victims b) Improvement in women’s economic status c) Demographic trends (Farmer &Tiefenthaler, 1997) In the context of Bangladesh, Shahiduzzaman and Rahman in their book ‘Gender Equality of Bangladesh: Still a long way to go’