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Woman
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+ silk-reeling business
+ reels silk too.
+ stifles cocoons
+ divide cocoons too
+ more household work as daughter got married
+ the group activities continue.
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+ about 8 hrs. of time engaged in productive work.
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- skills of marketing have not been useful.
+ puts in skilled activity of reeling
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+ reeling unit has become functional
- yet to employ another person as turner.
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+ increased income
+ computes wages
+ increased savings.
+ reduction in indebtedness.
- owes money to the NGO
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+ happy to move from being a wage earner to becoming a
business women.
+ happy that others look at her as a businesswomen.
+ happy that she need not go to the market
+ handles money carefully
- does not perceive any need to change the decision making
power at the household level.
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Man
(Husband)
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+ physical labour of reeling/turning.
+ stifles and skiens too
- does not go to the market
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+ skilled work of reeling, skiening, stifling, etc.
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+ computed income (of a turner/reeler)
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+ earns income
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+ approves of the present way of money lending by the
NGO
+ encourages her to answer questions.
+ is careful in handling the money lent to her by the
NGO
- Claims to have "trained" her
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Household
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+ son helps in livestock rearing and also acts as a turner at
times.
- daughter not employed
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- spent Rs. 16,000/- celebrating daughter's marriage
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+ daughter happy that her mother can answer queries and also
move around boldly.
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