Collective Action and Community Development: Evidence from Self-Help Groups in Rural India
In response to the problems of high coordination costs among the poor, efforts are underway in many countries to organize the poor through "self-help groups" (SHGs)-membership-based organizations that aim to promote social cohesion through a mixture of education, access to finance, and lin...
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Summary: | In response to the problems of high coordination costs among the poor, efforts are underway in many countries to organize the poor through "self-help groups" (SHGs)-membership-based organizations that aim to promote social cohesion through a mixture of education, access to finance, and linkages to wider development programs. The authors randomly selected 32 of 80 villages in one of the poorest districts in rural India in which to establish SHGs for women. Two years of exposure to these programs increased women's participation in group savings programs as well as the non-agricultural labor force. Compared to women in control villages, treated women were also more likely to participate in household decisions and engage in civic activities. The authors find no evidence however, that participation increased income or had a disproportionate impact by women's socio-economic status. These results are important in light of the recent effort to expand official support to SHGs under the National Rural Livelihood Mission |
Physical Description: | 1 Online-Ressource (61 p) |
DOI: | 10.1596/1813-9450-6547 |
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title | Collective Action and Community Development Evidence from Self-Help Groups in Rural India |
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title_exact_search | Collective Action and Community Development Evidence from Self-Help Groups in Rural India |
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title_full | Collective Action and Community Development Evidence from Self-Help Groups in Rural India Raj M. Desai |
title_fullStr | Collective Action and Community Development Evidence from Self-Help Groups in Rural India Raj M. Desai |
title_full_unstemmed | Collective Action and Community Development Evidence from Self-Help Groups in Rural India Raj M. Desai |
title_short | Collective Action and Community Development |
title_sort | collective action and community development evidence from self help groups in rural india |
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