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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Financial inclusion inclusive growth and poverty/Padmaja Mishra, Alok Ranjan Behera and Himanshu Sekhar Rout. 2. Financial inclusion in India: an inter-state analysis/Shibalal Meher. 3. Financial inclusion models in India/Dipti Ray and Himanshu Sekhar Rout. 4. Financial inclusion through micro finance/Prakash Kumar Sahoo and Alok Ranjan Behera. 5. Financial inclusion through India post/Mitali Chinara and Santosh Kumar Kamila. 6. Financial inclusion in India: a Kaleidoscopic view/Abhilas Kumar Pradhan. 7. Financial inclusion and the banking sector in Odisha/Reetanjali Dash. 8. Affordable financial services and inclusive growth/Anthony Joseph and Poonam Barla. 9. Role of micro finance institutions (MFIs) in financial inclusion/Biranchi Narayan Swar and Prasant Kumar Sahoo. 10. A policy perspective of financial inclusion in India/Jogeswar Garnaik, P.K. Mishra and B.B. Pradhan. 11. Financial inclusion in rural India/Alekha Chandra Mohanty. 12. Financial inclusion strategy in India/Reenati Mishra. Appendices. Index. The term Financial inclusion means a comprehensive and holistic process of ensuring access to financial services and credit by vulnerable and marginalized groups in the society. Inclusive growth means broad-based benefits to all sections of people. The eleventh Five Year Plan 2007-12 envisioned inclusive growth as a key objective. India s Twelfth Five Year Plan (2012-17) with its focus on Faster, More Inclusive and Sustainable Growth has put the growth debate in the right perspective. Growth is inclusive when it creates economic opportunities along with ensuring equal access to them. The concept inclusion should be seen as a process of including the excluded as agents whose participation is essential in the very design of the development process and not simply as welfare targets of development programs. Indian economy has made rapid strides in the recent past. However a sizeable section of the population continues to remain excluded from even the most basic opportunities and services provided by the financial sector. The present volume contains 12 scholarly papers-authored by experts in the field of finance and development policy which provide deep insights into various aspects of financial inclusion and inclusive growth efforts in India. (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. MSMEs: Introduction and overview/Mitali Chinara and Himanshu Sekhar Rout. 2. Development of SMEs in India: Policies, performance and prospects/M.H. Bala Subrahmanya. 3. MSMEs in India: Challenges of informality and globalization/Keshab Das. 4. Opportunities and challenges for the growth of MSMEs in India/Radha Raghuramapatruni. 5. Dynamic nexus between MSME sector and economic growth in India/S.K. Mishra and P.K. Mishra. 6. Micro, small and medium enterprises: priceless diamonds craving for polishing/Andrew Francis and J. Vinoth Kumar. 7. Internationalization and innovation in Indian SMEs: a study of Indian IT sector/Rushi Pandya and Ashutosh Muduli. 8. Financing of micro enterprises: challenges and prospects/Ramakrushna Panigrahi. 9. Burden of risk-based pricing by financing Banks on SMEs/B.P. Mishra. 10. Progress and prospects of MSMEs in Tamil Nadu/L. Ganesan and R. Senthamizh Veena. 11. Women entrepreneurs in micro, small and medium enterprises in Odisha/Ashutosh Dash. 12. Rural handicraft artisans/Keya (Das) Ghosh. 13. Growth and performance of MSMEs/Setaka Palaka and Sandhyarani Das. Index. Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are the backbone of India s industrial economy. MSMEs not only play a crucial role in providing large employment opportunities, at comparatively lower capital cost than large industries, but also help in industrialization of rural and backward areas, thereby reducing regional imbalances, and assuring more equitable distribution of national income and wealth. MSMEs are complementary to large industries as ancillary units and contribute enormously to the socio-economic development of the country. The sector contributes significantly to manufacturing output, employment and exports of the country. MSMEs, though important, face a number of problems which have resulted in their retarded growth. Inadequate working capital, lack of information to access domestic and international markets, shortage of trained personnel and obsolete technology are the major barriers to the growth of MSMEs in India. In the post-WTO agenda, domestic markets have been opened up for imports, creating severe competition for the local industries. At the same time, it has created opportunities for small industries to tap global markets. The growth of the MSMEs sector must be a central focus of India s manufacturing strategy. This sector is the foundation for a strong manufacturing area providing greater employment with less capital. It has a complementary relationship with large industries because it supplies components and inputs to them. It is the entry point for workers and entrepreneurs who move through it to large-scale enterprises. The present volume contains 13 scholarly papers, authored by experts in the field, which provide an analytical account of the functioning of MSMEs in India.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction and overview/Himanshu Sekhar Rout and Prasant Kumar Panda. 2. Gender and health a conceptual note/Manisha Chawla and Himanshu Sekhar Rout. 3. Agro based enterprises and women in Punjab/Sanjay Kumar Jasdev Singh and G.S. Gill. 4. Land rights and sustainable livelihood for women/K.N. Bhatt. 5. Gender and agricultural work in Tamil Nadu/C. Muthuraja. 6. Gender bias in agricultural employment evidence from Rural Orissa/Atulya Bhoi Yoginder Singh and Prasant Kumar Panda. 7. Self employment and sustainable development through Self Help Groups (SHGs)/Dolly Sunny. 8. Gender and development role of Self Help Groups (SHGs)/H.H. Uliveppa and M.N. Siddalingappanavar. 9. Empowerment of women through Self Help Groups (SHGs) a case study/K. Pazhani. 10. Gender budget initiatives in India/Sarit Kumar Rout. 11. Air pollution and health of women a case study/Mrutyunjaya Mishra and Nirmal Chandra Sahu. 12. Women and UN Millennium Development Goals/G. Ramachandrudu P. Subba Rao and A. Rajani. 13. Gender inequality in education and socio economic development an empirical analysis/K.B. Rangappa V. Murugaiah and B.P. Veerabhadrappa. 14. Violence against women in India a case study/A. Vinayak Reddy. 15. Females enrolment and employment in schools in Andhra Pradesh/D. Pulla Rao. 16. Awareness key to gender development/A.K. Jain and Shalini Tiwari. 17. Gender and development Role of NGOs/Pallavi S. Kusugal and H.H. Uliveppa. Index. Ensuring gender parity has become a great challenge for the modern world. Gender equality forms part of development strategy in many countries of the world including India. When both men and women have equal access to services and resources enjoy equal rights and get equal opportunities to develop skills and capabilities then the development of the country is fast and balanced. Despite considerable efforts towards advocacy and awareness of gender equality and launching of various programmes for welfare of women gender discrimination in India remains pervasive in many dimensions of life. Though the nature and magnitude of discrimination against women vary from country to country in no part of the world gender parity has been achieved completely in legal social and economic terms. Gender gaps are widespread in respect of access to and control of resources economic opportunities and political voice. Women are still exploited discriminated against and subjected to harassment and violence. In this perspective the present volume covering various dimensions and strategies of gender development is highly topical. The volume has emerged from the research papers contributed by social scientists and academicians from different parts of India focusing on specific gender related issues. Both primary and secondary data have been used by the authors to analyse the problems and conclude with suggestions. The main themes which the volume covers are agriculture and gender development micro credit financing and women empowerment role of Self Help Groups (SHGs) and NGOs in socio economic development of women and health and education of women. The volume will provide valuable information and inputs to academicians researchers NGOs and government agencies and functionaries. 260 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction and overview/Himanshu Sekhar Rout and Prasant Kumar Panda. 2. A note on some aggregation problems in the functioning approach to individual well being/Prasanta K. Pattanaik. 3. On measuring group differential some further results/Hippu Salk Kristle Nathan and Srijit Mishra. 4. Status and trend of human development in North East region of India/Purusottam Nayak. 5. A note on human development indices with income qualities/S.K. Mishra. 6. Regional planning national development and conflict resolution/Manas Chatterji. 7. Age structured human capital dynamics and economic growth a note on interdependence coordination and welfare/Tapas Mishra and Mamata Parhi. 8. Human development in India issues and challenges/Mihir K. Mahapatra and Rajesh Raj S.N. 9. The perspectives of economic growth and social insecurity on human development for lagging states in India/Aswini Kumar Mishra and Biswabas Patra. 10. Environment human development and economic growth of Indian states after liberalisation/Sacchidananda Mukherjee and Debashis Chakraborty. 11. Gender and human development/Liliane Bensahel Steven Coissard and Asma Ben Lazrak. 12. Recasting human development indices a look into the state of gender empowerment in Karnataka/Sanjeev D. Kenchaigol. 13. Human development in Orissa an inter district analsysis from the perspective of infrastructure/Amar Kumar Mohantry Narayan C. Nayak and Bani Chatterjee. 14. Human development economic development and income earning capacities of the common man the case of North East India/Keya Sengupta. 15. Disparities in human development and economic development the case of Assam/Sumanash Dutta. 16. Livelihood diversification pathway out of rural poverty/P.S. Sujithkumar. Index. Human development is a relative concept and it needs to be understood from an interdisciplinary perspective. It includes widening of choices expansion of freedom and fulfillment of human rights. The human development index (HDI) in the UNDP's Human Development Report (HDR) considers literacy rate life expectancy at birth along with GDP per head for the purpose. It is important to understand an appropriate methodology for measuring human development and its linkage with economic development. This book addresses specific problems and issues pertaining to human development. The main themes which the book covers include theoretical issues in human development measurement determinants and various dimensions and strategies for sustainable human development. 402 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents About the book About the editors Preface 1 Trends in human development among SAARC countries M Indira and VG Siddaraju 2 Human development a citizenship approach Sujay Ghosh 3 Robust relation among human development and economic freedom an empirical study on South Asian perspective Rajni Kapoor 4 Gender equality an important issue of human development Umesh Chandra Pati 5 Role of geographical indications for economic empowerment and human development evidences from a GI registered product P Nayak 6 Public expenditure and human development in India Ranjeeta 7 Dimensions of poverty and its regional variation Ruchira Bhattacharya 8 Human development other side of the coin of National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme NREGSB Suresh Babu 9 Role of national rural employment guarantee in human development Atulya Bhoi and Yoginder Singh 10 Role of governance towards growth and human development Sangram Kumar Rout 11 Dynamics of health status and Health care in Assam Dukhabandhu Sahoo 12 Trends and patterns of health expenditure in Andhra Pradesh T Subba Lakshmi 13 Infrastructure and human development in India Narayan Chandra Nayak 14 Exclusion of social infrastructure menace to human development in India L Ganesan 15 Education and human development M Indira 16 Education food security and human development in Orissa Bidyadhar Majhi 17 Technology and its impact on human development K Joseph Raj 18 Human development and environmental quality issues of harmony and conflict Nirmal Chandra Sahu 19 Impact of environmental degradation on human development Barun Kumar Thakur 20 Sustainable development and human development as a two way relationship a case for clean cooking fuels for Indian rural households Robin Singhal 21 Challenges in human development a case study of West Bengal Mitrajit Chatterjee 22 Travel and tourism competitiveness index and human development Y Venkata Rao and B Thrinadha Rao 23 Gender discrimination in the recognition of work and earnings in rural India Swarna Sadasivam Vepa 24 Factors behind low yield of rice in Assam Dipali Bosumatari and Phanindra Goyari Index Human development demands that all social groups have equal access to the services provided by the state and equal opportunity for upward economic and social mobility It is also necessary to ensure that there is no discrimination against any section of the society The Constitution of India contains various provisions for the development of marginalized groups Their individual and collective growth however cannot be ensured without improving their surroundings and providing basic necessitates of life The major challenges of human development in India are a measurement and aggregation of human development b manifestation of poverty in all dimensions of human life c drop out and stagnation in primary education d more demand for higher education than the available facilities e decontextualization of present system of education f persistent regional disparities and social inequalities g unregulated human activities and unsustainable use of environmental resources and h gross under valuation of womens economic contribution The book consisting of 24 scholarly articles provides valuable material on various dimensions of human development in India It also makes practicable recommendations in this context jacket 424 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Preface 1 Health care systems around the world Introduction and overviewHimanshu Sekhar Rout 2 On the uses of International comparisons The US Health system in comparative perspectiveVictor G Rodwin 3 Beyond financing and payments Problems faced by the US Health care systemSteven Jonas 4 The Australian health care systemEileen willis 5 The Austrian health care systemMartin Gachter and Engelbert Theurl 6 Health care system in ChinaSammy Wai Sang Chiu and Sam Wai Kam Yu 7 Chinese Health Care SystemHongwen Li 8 The French Health care systemZeynep Or and Nicolas Sirven 9 German Health system an OverviewBoris Augurzky Rosemarie Gulker Arndt Reichert and Harald Tauchmann 10 Continuities and discontinuities in post-communist healthcare systems The cse of HundaryPeter Mihalyi 11 The Irish Health systemSamnatha Smith 12 The health care system in IrelandPadhraig Ryan and Steve Thomas 13 Health care system in IsraelShifra Shvars Avigdor Kaplan Dana Schwartz-Ilan and Revital Gross 14 Health care system in JapanHiroya Ogata 15 Health system in KoreaHyoung-Sun Jeong 16 Youths? Health and Health education services in PortugalMargarida Gaspar de Matos et al 17 From Assistencialism to universal care The Spanish National Health systemRafael Munoz De Bustillo and Jose-Ignacio Anton 18 Braxzilian National Health SystemCirco Augusto Floriani 19 Chanmges and Challenges in Brazilian Health care systemLenaura de Vasconcelos Costa Lobato Jose Mendes Ribeiro and Jeni Vaitsman 20 The Mexican Health care systemNuria Homedes and Antonio Ugalde 21 Health Care System in PakistanBabar Tasneem Shaikh 22 Health Care system and health policies in Peru Two Decades of change 1990-2009Nancy Palomino and Ruth Iguiniz 23 Health care system in ThailandThaworn Sakunphanit 24 Health Care system in TurkeyGulbiye Yenimahalleli Yasar and Ece Ugurluoglu 25 Challenges of the Health care system in Bangladesh The Unmet needs of the poorTania Wahed and aAbbas Bhuiya 26 Health Care system in GhanaPatience Aseweh Abor 27 Haltb Care System in indiaDipti Govil and Neetu Purohit IndexHealth care systems HCSs are essential for the healthy development of individuals families and societies in accordance with human rights HCSs are vital to establish promote and strengthen delivery of preventive promotive and curative health services to all sections of society in a fair and equitable mannerThe present volume contains 27 well-researched papers on HCSs in different countries of the world The distinguished contributors have direct knowledge and experience of the functioning of HCS in their respective country The countries profiled for the purpose are US Australia China France Germany Hungary Ireland Israel Japan South Korea Portugal Spain Brazil Mexico Pakistan Peru Thailand Turkey Bangladesh Ghana and India While treatment of the subject varies from country to country depending upon the local conditions and government policies some common features are discernible in different papers These include a history and present organizational structuremanagement of HCS b health care financing and resource utilization c targeted health care programmes for poor d health infrastructure e indigenoustraditional HCS f occupational health and g health sector reforms 644 pp.