Grass Root Entrepreneurship through Self-Help Groups Manimekalai, N.
By: Manimekalai, N
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ArticlePublisher: 2000Subject(s): Shgs | Self-Help Groups | Grassroot Entrepreneurship | Rural Entrepreneurship | Rural Entrepreneurship: Growth And Issue | Entrepreneurship Research | Entrepreneurshipesearch | Fourth Biennial Conference On Current Tr | Biennial Conference Papers
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Fourth Biennial Conference on Current Trends in Entrepreneur ResearchSummary: The rural sector in India has been experiencing a remarkable change in the structure and pattern of employment. Agricultural sector operations are fast dwindling and there is more and more emphasis on non-agricultural activities. T.S.Papalo and AN.Sharma [1999] have rightly observed that in rural areas some overall shift has taken place from agriculture to non-agricultural activities and this shift is consistent and continuous in the case' of male workers, the trend has seems to have reversed for women in the latest years 1993-94. It is true that women have improved their share of employment in organized sector as during 1983-91, the share has grown by 3.66% per annum. However in the unorganized sector, it has grown only at a rate of 1.9% in rural areas.
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The rural sector in India has been experiencing a remarkable change in the structure and pattern of employment. Agricultural sector operations are fast dwindling and there is more and more emphasis on non-agricultural activities. T.S.Papalo and AN.Sharma [1999] have rightly observed that in rural areas some overall shift has taken place from agriculture to non-agricultural activities and this shift is consistent and continuous in the case' of male workers, the trend has seems to have reversed for women in the latest years 1993-94. It is true that women have improved their share of employment in organized sector as during 1983-91, the share has grown by 3.66% per annum. However in the unorganized sector, it has grown only at a rate of 1.9% in rural areas.
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