Grass-roots NGOs by women for women : the driving force of development in India
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Grass-roots NGOs by women for women : the driving force of development in India
Sage Publications, c2006
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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- Women entrepreneurs : who are they?
- Organizational structures : does a feminist ideology matter?
- Social impact : what makes for success?
- Conclusion
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内容説明
Adopting an inter-disciplinary approach, this book provides an in-depth understanding of why Indian NGOs run by women for women, tend to be successful.
Based on first-hand observations spanning five years and interviews with 20 founders of NGOs, this book explores the factors that motivate and facilitate women entrepreneurship in the development sector. It examines the organizational structures that have evolved based on feminist ideology and the services provided (e.g. self-help groups and micro-finance).
The authors also discuss the social impact of these NGOs in promoting both development and women's empowerment. They show how small NGOs are particularly effective in garnering support from the grass-roots and in tapping the knowledge base of local communities. Overall, the authors find that women entrepreneurs act as facilitators with a unique leadership style and that they encourage community-based movements grounded in local issues. As a result, these NGOs are successfully changing the landscape of rural poverty in India while ushering in sustainable development.
目次
Preface
Introduction
I: WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS: WHO ARE THEY?
Narratives
The Lesson of the Cow: Sindhutai - Saptasindhu
A Woman for all Women: Medha Samant - Annapurna
II: ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES: DOES A FEMINIST IDEOLOGY MATTER?
Narratives
From Protests to Empowerment: The Nari Samata Manch
Transitions: Swadhar Pune
III: SOCIAL IMPACT: WHAT MAKES FOR SUCCESS?
Narratives
Off the Beaten Path: Chaitanya
Harmonious Communication: Susamvad
Microfinancing: Chaitanya
Microfinancing: Annapurna Mahila Mandal
Political Empowerment: Influence, Independence, and Courage
Conclusion
References and Select Bibliography
Index
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