Policies and Programmes For Women and Girls
Bihar has the lowest female workforce participation rate (FWPR) among all states at 2.8 percent. The decline in FWPR has...Read MoreGig Study: Summary and Recommendations
‘Gig economy’ refers to labour markets characterised by independent contracting which happens through digital platforms. Since 2010, the gig economy...Read More
The Future of Work for Women Workers
World over, the technology-driven gig economy has been expanding rapidly over the past decade, in which digital platforms connect ‘workers’...Read More
Voices from the Field
With approximately 67 million women mobilised into Self-Help Groups and federations, owned and represented by women, the Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana-National...Read More
Can Covid-19 provide opportunities to strengthen the SHG movement?
The Self-Help Groups (SHG) movement was introduced in India in the 1980s[1] to alleviate poverty, establish a platform for collective...Read More
Empowering Women in the Economy: Addressing Gaps and Rethinking the Discourse
More women joined the labour force globally in the last three decades. India, however, is an anomaly, with historically among...Read More
Women’s Workforce Participation In India: Statewise Trends
Madhya Pradesh (MP) is the only state in India to have witnessed a rise in workforce participation rates (WPRs) of...Read More
Wage employment for women: Forgotten priorities
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Dipa Sinha and Sona Mitra
Can Covid-19 provide opportunities to strengthen the SHG movement?
iwwage_admin / 14th May 2020Read More14 May 2020
Kaliat Ammu Sanyal
The Self-Help Groups (SHG) movement was introduced in India in the 1980s[1] to alleviate poverty, establish a platform for collective...
Empowering Women in the Economy: Addressing Gaps and Rethinking the Discourse
iwwage_admin / 13th April 2020Read More13 April 2020
Hiya Singh Rajput
More women joined the labour force globally in the last three decades. India, however, is an anomaly, with historically among...
National Family Health Survey
Despite high economic growth, decline in fertility, and rise in schooling of girls, the Female Labour Force Participation Rate (FLFPR)...Read More- Understanding the gender norms leading to normalization and perpetuation of the spousal violence
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- Gender-Based Occupational Segregation: A Barrier for Women’s Economic Empowerment
- National Conclave on Gender Mainstreaming
- Workshop on Capturing Women’s Work (CWW) held at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi on July 24, 2024
- Why should we follow a cautious approach while interpreting the ‘usual status’ employment measures?
- karunakar
- Reshaping gender roles in India: Improving women’s economic outcomes
- Lack of census data and use of electoral roll-based sampling frame in specific studies
- IWWAGE at the 64th Annual Conference of the Indian Society of Labour Economics (ISLE) at Hyderabad, Telangana
- Vidhi Singh
- Capturing Women’s Work Through Time Use Surveys: Implications for Policy
- Women’s control over their economic resources: Evidence from NFHS 5
- Caring for the Caregivers: Strengthening Voices of Care in the Global South
- Status of Women in STEM Education and Employment in India
- Women@Work | Rise of the homepreneurs
- Promoting Women in Leadership for Improving Economic Outcomes, IWWAGE at Access Livelihoods Summit 2024
- Panel on “Advancing Women’s Work in Global South: Towards Women’s Empowerment and Gender Equality” at the IHD Global Conclave 2024
- Why are women missing in STEM spaces?
- Capturing Quality of Women’s Work: Going beyond FLFPR
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