Nutritional Status of Young Women from a Textile Industrial Area of Tamil Nadu, India

Gnanaselvam, Nancy Angeline; Joseph, Bobby

doi:10.2174/1573401313666170928143518

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2018

DOI: 10.2174/1573401313666170928143518

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Nutritional Status of Young Women from a Textile Industrial Area of Tamil Nadu, India

Nancy Angeline Gnanaselvam¹,

Bobby Joseph²

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“…The garment industry in Tamil Nadu provides vital jobs, especially in poorer communities, largely for girls and women in the spinning mills. However, tens of thousands of girls and young women have been recruited into employment schemes that result in being forced to work with excessive hours of work and extremely low pay, with serious negative health consequences (Delaney & Connor, 2016;Gnanaselvam & Joseph, 2018).…”

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Systemic Participatory Action Research and Learning within Large-Scale Operational Programs to Eradicate Bonded Labor in India

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2020

International Review of Qualitative Research

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This paper describes the implementation of a large-scale systemic participatory action research program which was designed to encourage community-based solutions to bonded labor in India. The program focuses on workers in brick kilns and stone quarries and, to some extent, on sex workers in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, and on cotton-mill workers in Tamil Nadu. It runs in parallel to programmatic interventions by local NGOs. The paper looks at the methodological challenges of fully engaging a mostly illiterate, extremely marginalized population on a highly political and complex issue in order to generate community-led solutions and the process of taking that to scale. The program resulted in extensive methodological innovation and substantive changes to the lives of villagers.

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Nutritional Status of Young Women from a Textile Industrial Area of Tamil Nadu, India

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