Impact Assessment of UMEED (NRLM) on Rural SHG Women

Javaid Ahmad Mir^1,

¹Former Research Associate, National Commission of Minorities (Ministry of Minority Affairs), GOI, India

Cite this paper:
Javaid Ahmad Mir. Impact Assessment of UMEED (NRLM) on Rural SHG Women. American Journal of Rural Development. 2017; 5(5):121-122. doi: 10.12691/ajrd-5-5-1

Abstract

This Research paper is based on an empirical study that sought to assess the impact of UMEED sheme, (common name of NRLM in JK) a poverty reduction programme, in Block Chenani of JK on Women Federated in SHGs. The highlights, the ways of Beneficiary Identifications, types of capitalization, nature of Federations, Livelihood Profile, Cadre structure etc. The study strived to gain insight on average savings, Bank linkages etc. The outcome of the Study is based on research design based on three modes of data collection as Sampling and pry data Collection , Secondary data analysis and Focused Group Discussion.

Keywords:
SGSY Revolving Fund Savings Micr-ocredit CIF

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