Character of Self-Help Clusters in Permission of Women
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Self-Help Groups are the voluntary organizations which disburse micro credit to the members and facilitate them to enter into entrepreneurial activities. Every member of the group gets an opportunity to put forth her views. Self Help Groups (SHGs) of women in India have been recognized as an effective strategy for the empowerment of women in rural as well as urban areas. Throughout the vicissitudes of history women had collectively struggled against direct and indirect barriers to their self-development and their full social, political and economic participation. As an agent of people’s planning and development, Kudumbasree Ayalkoottam is the lowest most unit in Kerala’s contemporary democracy. The collective and integrated activities of the SHGs will help them in sustaining their family economically, giving better education to their children, meeting financial crisis in the family and meting any crisis independently.
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