Dr. Nagaratna M Naik
Commerce
August 2024
This study investigates how Madhya Pradesh's Self-Help Groups (SHGs) engage ancestral women on the social and economic fronts. Focusing on 400 women in five districts, the study uses structured questionnaires to join descriptive and exploratory methodologies to analyze the information on monetary control and decision-production. Significant relationships between women's awareness levels and segment characteristics like conjugal status, instruction, and family structure have been tracked down through statistical research. As per the study, SHGs considerably raise women's cooperation in decision-production, give them more command over their monetary resources, and advance their economic circumstances. The findings underscore the progressive limit of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) to advance the economic empowerment and social inclusion of ancestral women
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