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Impact Of Girl Child’s Enrollment On Work Sharing And Distribution Pattern In Families

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  • Shantha Sinha

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This organisation is giving importance to girl child education because of high incidence of girl child labour and low female literacy rate in this area.M.V.Foundation adopted 16Mandals of this district for the implementation of a programme aimed at elimination of child labour system and universalisation of primary education

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  • Shantha Sinha, 2008. "Impact Of Girl Child’s Enrollment On Work Sharing And Distribution Pattern In Families," Working Papers id:1680, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:1680
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