Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Battered Mothers'' Informal Social Networks]( "Battered Mothers'' Informal Social Networks")
Battered Mothers'' Informal Social Networks44,99 €![The Status of Informal Migrant Construction Workers in Odisha:]( "The Status of Informal Migrant Construction Workers in Odisha:")
The Status of Informal Migrant Construction Workers in Odisha:46,99 €![Addressing the Needs of Informal Carers]( "Addressing the Needs of Informal Carers")
Addressing the Needs of Informal Carers32,99 €![Dynamics of Formal and Informal Responses to Shocks]( "Dynamics of Formal and Informal Responses to Shocks")
Dynamics of Formal and Informal Responses to Shocks32,99 €![Relationship between formal and informal land delivery processes]( "Relationship between formal and informal land delivery processes")
Relationship between formal and informal land delivery processes23,99 €![Informal Justice System In Sindh]( "Informal Justice System In Sindh")
Informal Justice System In Sindh32,99 €![The Characteristics, Challenges and Prospects of Informal Land Uses]( "The Characteristics, Challenges and Prospects of Informal Land Uses")
The Characteristics, Challenges and Prospects of Informal Land Uses18,99 €
The informal sector is now asserted to be an integral part of the growth process. This paper enables us to see how far this new concept helps us to understand the condition of female bidi workers in Murshidabad district of the Indian state West Bengal. For this work we have selected Aurangabad, a small town under Suti 2 block in the district of Murshidabad, West Bengal. Bidi industry is a typical putting-out system where the bidi is manufactured at home using raw- materials supplied by the capitalist firms to whom the bidi is sold. Our paper indicates the plight of the informal bidi worker in Murshidabad. They have very little human capital embedded in education and health. Continuous work has hampered their productive capacity and long run sustainability chained by social taboos and injustice. The informal bidi workers are twice deprived, first as an informal sector worker and second as female worker.