tailieunhanh - Constraints perceived by beneficiaries of livestock based self help groups (SHGs)

The present study was conducted in Ludhiana district of Punjab to identify the constraints perceived by beneficiaries of livestock based Self Help Groups (SHGs). Data were collected using structured interview schedule from 120 women beneficiaries of the livestock based SHGs. Garrett’s ranking technique was used to prioritize the different sets of constraints in terms of their mean score. Findings of the study regarding constraints perceived by beneficiaries of livestock based Self Help Groups (SHGs) revealed that, “beneficiaries were not getting proper price of milk ()” and “lack of proper knowledge about purchase of good quantity of feed, fodder and milch animals ()” were the major general constraints in order of severity. Under training oriented constraints; “lack of trained, field oriented and experienced staff at village level ()” was the most severe. “Lack of proper technical guidance and advice ()” Inadequate milk processing / value addition ()” and “veterinary staff do not visit the area regularly ()” were the most important technical constraints. “High cost of cattle feed and mineral mixture () was perceived as main input and service constraints. “Complicated procedures to get loan, subsidy for livestock purpose ()”, delay in payment of milk ()” and concerned officials are not interested to visit the area and conducting regular meeting with beneficiaries were the major administrative constraints in terms of their severity. “Lack of risk bearing capacity among the members ()” and “lack of participation of members with various developmental organizations ()” were important socio-psychological constraints. Un-organized marketing () and lack of consumer support ()” were the major severe constraints as perceived by the beneficiaries. | Constraints perceived by beneficiaries of livestock based self help groups (SHGs)

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• Self help groups
• Constraints perceived
• Livestock based self help groups
• Identify the constraints perceived
• Beneficiaries of livestock based
• Sthree Shakthi self help groups
• Performance indicators
• Self help group members
• Sthree Shakthi Programme
• SHG/SHGs (Self Help Group/s)
• Capability assessment
• Women self help groups
• Capability assessment of women
• Probability proportional to size
• Finger millet
• Self help groups and value addition
• Value addition of millets
• Rural women through self help groups
• Dietary intake of rural women
• Capacity building
• Women empowerment
• Capacity building in rural women
• Strengthening of self help groups
• Self help groups in Cooch Behar
• Sustainability of self help groups
• Index of meeting
• Record keeping index
• Goal clarity index
• Confidence interval method
• Problems concerning women’s participation
• Pertinent to assess reasons behind women’s
• Training on economic activities
• Various activities
• Various activities in men
• Performance of SHGs
• Self help groups talluru village
• Talluru village
• Zero barren land in the village
• Constraints faced
• Study on constraints faced
• Self help groups in imphal East
• Members for effective functioning of SHGs
• Self help group
• Gujarat in carryout the SHG activities
• SHG activities
• Women members
• Socio economic profile
• Psychological profile of members
• Tribal women
• Socio economic characteristics
• Self help group tribal women
• NGOs specifically working
• Microfinance project
• Womens empowerment
• SHG microfinance project in Sri Lanka
• Rural sustainable development
• Group formation and analysis
• Functional characteristics
• Pali district of Rajasthan
• Suggests qualitative improvement required
• Income generating activities
• Department of women
• Child development
• Nongovernmental organizations
• Rural women
• Profile of rural women involved
• Empowerment of rural women
• Involvement in community activities
• Playing considerable role in exercise
• Communities and society
• Micro finance programmes
• Targeting women empowerment
• Social and economic empowerment
• Provision of financial services
• Types of training programmes
• Government Self help groups
• Private self help groups
• Level of awareness
• Importance of training programmes
• Benefits of joining self help groups
• Tribal sub plan region
• Rajasthan an evaluative study
• Joining of SHGs
• Purposes of loans
• Self help group
• Women’s empowerment
• Women empowerment and health
• Health related issues
• Socioeconomic background
• SelfHelp groups
• Self help group microfinance
• Tamil Nadu
• Economic impact of Microfinance
• Expenditure pattern
• Families of sthree Shakthi groups
• Cereals and millets
• Molecular Basis
• Diagnosis and Staging
• Fertility and Fecundity
• Chemotherapy for Childhood
• Childhood Cancer
• Fatigue in Pediatric