Impact of Micro Enterprises on Tribal Women SHGS

Impact of Micro Enterprises on Tribal Women SHGS

 

Impact of Micro Enterprises on Tribal Women SHGS

It is in this context this study advocates the need to provide access to formal and non-formal training in skills, management of money and enterprise to tribal women and  there is need to explore new avenues for self-enterprise, upgrade their    knowledge, skills and provide them with suitable technical guidance, financial and marketing support and infrastructural facilities. The major inferences drawn from this ultimately reveal that the whole SHG movement in Andhra Pradesh should be reoriented towards training women for starting micro-enterprises by providing prompt and needed requirements. This study also suggests appropriate employment policy measures to promote Non-Farm employment among women households in tribal areas. The study advocates that financing to Micro-Enterprises through SHGs in Andhra Pradesh has positive impact on the non-farm employment activities of tribal women households.

Dr. NAGESWARA RAO KANATHI has obtained his Ph.D. in Economics (2016) and M.Phill in Economics (2012) from Andhra University. He also studied M.A (Applied Economics - 2009), M.A (Telugu - 2011), M.A (Sociology - 2014), and DCMS, PGDCRS (Economics - 2017). Presently he is working as Guest Faculty, Department of Economics, Andhra University, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. He has attended and presented 13 papers at National seminars. He published 4 research papers were published so far in various National and International Journals.