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State of India's livelihoods report 2011 / edited by Sankar Datta

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Sage, 2012. New Delhi:Description: xxi,: 152: pISBN:

9788132107088

Subject(s):

Sustainable development --India

DDC classification:

338.95407 STA

Contents:

List of tables -- List of figures -- List of boxes -- List of abbreviations -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- State of India's livelihoods 2011 : a time of volatility -- Livelihoods of the poor -- Reflections on livelihoods policies -- State as the largest livelihoods promoter -- Private industry and services : what is "India Inc." delivering in employment to the poor? -- Potential and possibilities -- About the editors and contributors.

Summary: Aims to document trends and issues in the sphere of livelihoods promotion of the poor. This title aggregates the experiences and challenges of the livelihoods sector, analyzes case studies and reports the progress of both government and privately run programs with respect to the 4Ps-People, Policy, Promoters and Potential.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Barcode
Books	Library, SPAB F-2	Non Fiction	338.95407 STA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	005000

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List of tables --
List of figures --
List of boxes --
List of abbreviations --
Preface --
Acknowledgements --
State of India's livelihoods 2011 : a time of volatility --
Livelihoods of the poor --
Reflections on livelihoods policies --
State as the largest livelihoods promoter --
Private industry and services : what is "India Inc." delivering in employment to the poor? --
Potential and possibilities --
About the editors and contributors.

Aims to document trends and issues in the sphere of livelihoods promotion of the poor. This title aggregates the experiences and challenges of the livelihoods sector, analyzes case studies and reports the progress of both government and privately run programs with respect to the 4Ps-People, Policy, Promoters and Potential.

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