The unorganised sector : work security and social protection
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The unorganised sector : work security and social protection
Sage Publications, 2000
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Description
`[The Unorganised Sector] demonstrates the importance of adopting a holistic approach to the needs of poor women' - Jana Everett, Contemporary South Asia
This is a practical, experience-based analysis of existing government and non-government schemes which cover workers with no fixed employer or employment in India.
Table of Contents
Meeting Basic Needs - R K A Subramanya and Renana Jhabvala
The Unorganized Sector and Social Security
Participatory Approaches - Renana Jhabvala
Emerging Trends in Social Security
Strategies for Protective Social Security - R K A Subramanya
Support for the Unorganized Sector - R K A Subramanya
Existing Social Security Measures
Welfare Funds - R K A Subramanya
Indian Model for Workers in the Unorganized Sector
Organizing Insurance for Women Workers - Mirai Chatterjee and Jayshree Vyas
Health Insurance for the Poor - U N Jajoo
Innovations in Primary Health Care
A Comprehensive Approach to Health Care Society for Education Welfare and Action SEWA)
Rural Team
Worker, Mother, or Both - Mira Swaminathan
Maternity and Child Care Services for Women in the Unorganized Sector
Mobile Creches - Brinda Singh
A Case Study
Indian Widows - Martha Alter Chen
In Search of Dignity and Identity
Social Security in the Age of Ageing - R K A Subramanya
Integrating Disaster Mitigation with Social Security - Mihir R Bhatt
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