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Martha Bragin and Et.al., Publication in Child Welfare Journal

What Does Cash Have to Do with It?Learning from the Experiences ofFamilies Aff ected by Child Welfare whoReceive a Time-limited UnconditionalCash Transfer, Vol.103, No.1, 2025

Sudeshna Sengupta Article in Journal of Labour

Socialisation through Work: Lived Experiences of Informal Sector Women Workers in the National Capital Region, Vol.1, No.1, 2025

Sushmita Mukherjee Article in Linkedin

The Unpaid Economy: Recognising Women’s Care Work as a Driver of Growth, August 2025

Astha Ramaiya and Et.al., Article in Journal of Adolescent Health

Understanding How Adolescents Experience Violence and Its Perceived Impacts on Mental Health: A Qualitative Study Across 13 Countries, Vol.77, No.3, September 2025

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June 2013 Blog Posts (2)

human rights of rural women and sustainable development

Sustainable development and human rights both need equal opportunities in the policies. Sometimes human rights of rural women and children do not get space in programmes of sustainable development. For example in the tiger reserve forest areas, incidences of malnourishment among the women and children are more in comparison to urban area. Similarly, access to education, health facilities and transport facilities are poor. Women are working hard for cutting the fire wood and carry it on head…

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Added by Pramod Sharma on June 5, 2013 at 11:30 — 8 Comments

Request for evaluations of economic empowerment of women and girls interventions

Dear colleagues

I work for the UK Department for International Development's (DFID) Evaluation Department, which has commissioned a review of evaluations relating to the economic empowerment of women and girls. The main objective is to support improved capacity to undertake quality evaluations in this programmatic area by reviewing the trends, gaps in evaluation activity, as well as the strengths and weaknesses, appropriateness and execution of the methods used.

The Overseas…

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Added by Harri Lee on June 4, 2013 at 23:37 — 6 Comments