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Accountability in Development Organizations Experiences of Women's Organizations in India

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Smith-Sreen, Poonam

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9780803992214

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0803992211

Publisher: SAGE Publications, Incorporated Summary: Poonam Smith-Sreen examines the concept of member-accountability by using case studies of four grassroots organizations in India involved in income generating activities for women. The case studies provide an understanding of the functioning and management styles of voluntary organizations and emphasize the need to implement economic activities for women as a means of enhancing their independence and status in societ [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9780803992214


ISBN:

0803992211


Publisher: SAGE Publications, Incorporated

Poonam Smith-Sreen examines the concept of member-accountability by using case studies of four grassroots organizations in India involved in income generating activities for women. The case studies provide an understanding of the functioning and management styles of voluntary organizations and emphasize the need to implement economic activities for women as a means of enhancing their independence and status in society. The author also establishes the relationship between these non-governmental organizations and their members and suggests that the extent of member-accountability within such organizations is related to the socio-economic benefits accruing to the members.

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