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Paper Title: Tribal Women’s Participation in self help groups and their Economic Development At attapadi kerala with special reference to kurumba tribe
Authors Name: Dr. S. SUNDARARAJAN , T.SHILPA
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Abstract: This study explores the participation of tribal women, specifically from the Kurumba tribe, in Self Help Groups (SHGs) and its impact on their economic development in Attappadi, Palakkad district, Kerala. The region, home to several indigenous communities, faces socio- economic challenges such as limited access to financial resources, education, and healthcare. SHGs have emerged as a vital mechanism for empowering tribal women, offering a plat form for financial inclusion, entrepreneurship, and social participation. The study highlights how SHGs provide women with access to credit, training, and income-generating opportunities, leading to improved household incomes and enhanced socio-economic status. Additionally, the participation in SHGs has fostered greater decision-making power for women within families and communities, promoting gender equality. However, challenges such as limited financial literacy, cultural barriers, and sustainability issues hinder the full potential of these groups. Despite these challenges, SHGs have significantly contributed to the economic upliftment and social empowerment of the Kurumba tribe, making them more integrated into mainstream society. This paper concludes that while SHGs have proven to be an effective tool for tribal women’s economic development, continued support and capacity-building are essential for ensuring long-term success and sustainability.
Keywords: Tribal Women’s Participation in self help groups and their Economic Development At attapadi kerala with special reference to kurumba tribe
Cite Article: "Tribal Women’s Participation in self help groups and their Economic Development At attapadi kerala with special reference to kurumba tribe ", International Journal for Research Trends and Innovation (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2455-2631, Vol.10, Issue 7, page no.a807-a820, July-2025, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2507088.pdf
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