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CASTE WITH ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Table No. 4.1 Caste * Women's Access to employment (Number of days per annum)

Women's Access to employment (Number of days per annum)

TotUnemployed Up To 50 50-100 100-140 140-180Above

180

Caste General 4 2 11 3 29 23

Backward 3 0 6 2 11 6 Total 7 2 17 5 40 29

Interpretation

From the table it is clear that the 72% of sample respondents belong to general category. It also

shows that almost of 70% of the women have access to employment of more than 140 days in a

year. Therefore, it can be concluded that women have fair access to employment.

Table No. 4.2 Caste * Woman's contribution to household income (Rs. Per month)

Woman's contribution to household income (Rs. Per month)

TotalNo

incomeUp to1000

1000-2000

2000-3000

3000-4000

Above4000

Caste General 10 3 2 3 36 18 72

Backward 2 1 1 1 11 12 28

Total 12 4 3 4 47 30 100

Interpretation

From the table no. 4.2 it is gauged that women who belong to general category contribute

more in the household income as compared to women who belong to backward class. It

reflects that maximum contribution is done by 47% of women whose income of Rs.3000-

4000 per month and women who earn above Rs.4000 per month contribution is 30%.

Table No. 4.3 Caste * Access to and control over resources Cross tabulation

Access to and control overresources

TotalOwnshouse

Owns

houseand land

Ownshouse ,

land andjewellery

Caste General 24 27 21 72

Backward 14 7 7 28

Total 38 34 28 100


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Interpretation

From the table no. 4.3 it is clear that about 34% of women own house as well as land which is

indeed a great sign of development in status of women. Therefore it is evident through the

inclusion of microfinance in lives of women they possess better access to control over resources

earlier of which they were diploid of.

Table No. 4.4 Caste * Participation in household financial decision making

Participation in household financial decisionmaking

TotalNo

participat7ionJoint

participation

Independencein decision-

making


Backward 7 8 13 28

Total 21 32 47 100

Interpretation

From the table it can be concluded that womens participation in household financial decision

making has increased considerably as 47% of women takes the household financial decisions

independently and almost 32% takes decisions jointly. This reflects they have a better say in

decision making.

Table No. 4.5 Caste * Saving in bank account Cross tabulation

Saving in bank account

TotalNo

depositIrregulardeposit

Regulardeposit


Backward 3 18 7 28

Total 13 61 26 100

Interpretation

From the table it is clear that the 72% of sample respondents belong to general category. It shows

in totality 61% of womens saving in bank account is on irregular basis and 26% on regular

basis. Albeit more deposits are made on irregular basis but still it is a healthy sign.


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CASTE WITH SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT

Table No. 4.6 Caste * Women's freedom and confidence of movement

Women's freedom and confidence of movement

Can't gooutsie

Can visit anothervillage

Can visitother

village andnearest

town

Canvisit

othervillage,nearest

townand city


Backward 2 7 11 8

Total 13 23 38 26

Interpretation

It can be observed form the table that out of 78 General category women 27 do not

travel to other village and only 18 women visit the nearby villages and towns.

There are 11 women who do not even go out from the home.

Table No. 4.7 Caste * Visiting market purchase of raw material and

household goods

Visiting market purchase of raw material andhousehold goods

TotalNot

confident Less confident More confident


Backward 7 9 12 28

Total 25 41 34 100

Interpretation

From the table it is clear that albeit there is a increase in confidence of women but

it is not upto the desired level as 41% of women falls in less confident category. So

it can be concluded that women there exist a hitch in women in visiting markets

freely for purchase of raw material and household goods.


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Table No. 4.8 Caste * Ability to raise voice against social exploitation

Ability to raise voice agianst social exploitation

TotalNot

confident Less confident More confident

Caste General 24 27 21 72Backward 9 11 8 28

Total 33 38 29 100

Interpretation

From the table it is gauged that only 29% of women have more ability to raise

voice against social exploitation which is less as compared to 33% of women who

are not confident. Therefore it can be concluded that many women lack the ability

to raise voice against social exploitation.

Table No. 4.9 Caste * Positive attitude towards education ofgirls

Positive attitude towardseducation of girls

TotalNo Yes

Caste General 21 51 72

Backward 8 20 28

Total 29 71 100

Interpretation

From the table it is clear that there is a drastic change in the attitude of women towards educationof girls. On a whole 71% of women possess positive attitude towards education of girls which

includes 51 % of general class and 20% of backward class. It is indeed a great sign towards

development.

Table No. 4.10 Caste * Getting help of other family members

Getting help of other family members

TotalNever Occasionally Always


Backward 5 10 13 28

Total 11 40 49 100

Interpretation

The table reveals that out of 72 general category women around 50%of the


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women not get help from the family members and only 50%family members

help them always. Out of 28 backward women the condition is seems to be

same.

Table No. 4.11Caste * Participation in general domestic matters

Participation in general domestic matters



Backward 8 15 5 28

Total 26 48 26 100

Interpretation

Most of the women from the general category 50% women participate occasionally in the 23%

women never participate in the domestic matters. The condition is worse in the case of backward

women. 74% of the backward women either dont participate in the family matters or participate

very occasionally.


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CASTE WITH POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT

Table No. 4.12 Caste * Exercising the right to vote

Exercising the right to vote

TotalNo Yes

CasteGeneral

20 52 72

Backward

9 19 28

Total 29 71 100

Interpretation

From the table it is gauged that 71% of women use their right of cast the votes out of which 71%

women belongs from general and rest of the women belongs from backward cast. There are 29%

women who do not cast votes.

Table No. 4.12 Caste * Awareness of local, state level and national

polity

Awareness of local, state level and national polity

Total

No

awareness

Know the name ofvillage sarpanch

and recognize him

Know thenames andrecognize

sarpanch and

Chief Minister

Know andrecognize

sarpanch ,CM

and PM

CasteGeneral

17 14 8 33 72

Backward

4 6 6 12 28

Total 21 20 14 45 100

Interpretation

There is a mix result came about the awareness of the women about the local and national

parties. 21 % women have no awareness about the parties whether 20% only know about the

village sarpanch. 45% of the women recognize the sarpanch CM, PM and other national levelministers.


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Table No. 4.13 Caste * Participation in panchayat's meetings

Participation in panchayat's meetings


Caste

General

17 31 24 72Backward

2 13 13 28

Total 19 44 37 100

Interpretation

From the above table it reveals that only 37% of women participate in the panchayat meetings

always, whereas 41% occasionally participate and remaining 19% never participate in panchayat

meetings.

Table No. 4.14 Caste * Leadership qualities

Leadership qualities

TotalNo Yes

CasteGeneral

41 31 72

Backward9 19 28

Total 50 50 100

Interpretation

There is a mix result came about the leadership qualities. 50% of the women have leadershipqualities and another half portion of women have not leadership qualities.


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FAMILY WITH ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Table No. 4.15 Family type * Women's Access to employment (Number of days

per annum)


TotaUnemployed Upto 50 50-100 100-140 140-180Above

180

Family type Nuclear 5 1 4 3 16 14

Joint 2 1 13 2 24 15

Total 7 2 17 5 40 29 1

Interpretation

From the table no. 4.15 it depicts that that the 57% of sample respondents belong to joint family

category. It also shows that almost of 70% of the women have accesses to employment of more

than 140 days in a year. Therefore, it can be concluded that women have fair access to

employment.

Table no. 4.16 Family type * Woman's contribution to house

income (Rs. Per month)


TotalNo income Upto1000 1000-2000

2000-

3000

3000-

4000

Above

4000Family type Nuclear 3 2 2 1 21 14 43

Joint 9 2 1 3 26 16 57

Total 12 4 3 4 47 30 100

Interpretation

The above table no. 4.16 reveals that 77% womens contribution to household income more than

Rs. 3000, whereas 12% women have no income, 4% contribution up to 1000, 3% contribution

Rs. 1000-2000 and only 4% womens contribution to household income Rs. 2000-3000.

Family type * Access to and control over resources Cross tabulation

Access to and control over resources

TotalOwnshouse

Owns houseand land

Owns house,land and

jewellery

Family type Nuclear 13 16 14 43

Joint 25 18 14 57

Total 38 34 28 100


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Family type * Participation in household financial decision making Cross tabulationParticipation in household financial decision

making

TotalNo

participationJoint

participation

Independencein decision

making


Joint 15 18 24 57

Total 21 32 47 100

Family type * Saving in bank account Cross tabulation


TotalNo depositIrregulardeposit

Regulardeposit


Joint 4 40 13 57

Total 13 61 26 100


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FAMILY WITH SOCIO CULTURAL

Family type * Women's freedom and confidence of movement Cross tabulation


TotalCan't go inside

Can visitanothervillage

Can visitother

village andnearest

town

Can visitother

village,nearest

town andcity

Family type Nuclear 7 9 16 11 43

Joint 6 14 22 15 57

Total 13 23 38 26 100

Family type * Visiting market purchase of raw material and household goods Cross tabulation


TotalNot confidentLess

confidentMore

confident


Joint 14 27 16 57

Total 25 41 34 100

Family type * Ability to raise voice against social exploitation Cross tabulation

Ability to raise voice against social exploitation

TotalNot confidentLess

confidentMore

confident


Joint 20 20 17 57Total 33 38 29 100

Family type * Positive attitude towards education of girls Crosstabulation

Positive attitude towards education

of girls

TotalNo Yes

Family typeNuclear

12 31 43

Joint17 40 57

Total 29 71 100


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Family type * Getting help of other family members Cross tabulation

Count


TotalNever Occasionally AlwaysFamily type Nuclear 4 17 22 43

Joint 7 23 27 57

Total 11 40 49 100

Family type * Participation in general domestic matters Cross tabulation

Count




Joint 13 30 14 57

Total 26 48 26 100


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FAMILY WITH POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT

Family type * Exercising the right to vote Cross tabulation

Exercising the right to voteTotalNo Yes

Family type Nuclear 10 33 43

Joint 19 38 57

Total 29 71 100

Family type * Awareness of local, state level and national polity Crosstabulation


Total

Noawarenes

s

Know the name ofvillage sarpanch

and recognize him

Know thenames andrecognize

sarpanch andChief Minister

Know andrecognizesarpanch

,CM and PM

Family type Nuclear 7 9 6 21 43

Joint 14 11 8 24 57

Total 21 20 14 45 100

Family type * Participation in panchayat's meetings Cross tabulation




Joint 11 28 18 57

Total 19 44 37 100

Family type * Leadership qualities Cross tabulation


TotalNo Yes

Family type Nuclear 22 21 43

Joint 28 29 57

Total 50 50 100


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EDUCATION WITH ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Education level * Women's Access to employment (Number of days per annum) Crosstabulation


TotaUnemploye

dUp To

50 50-100100-140 140-180

Above 180

Education level Illiterate 0 0 1 0 4 2

Up to 4 1 1 2 1 4 5

Up to 8 0 1 2 1 3 5

Up to 10 3 0 9 3 20 10

10 & above 3 0 3 0 9 7

Total 7 2 17 5 40 29 1

Education level * Woman's contribution to household income (Rs. Per month) Crosstabulation


TotalNo

income Up to 1000 1000-2000 2000-3000 3000-4000Above

4000

Education level Illiterate 1 0 0 0 4 2 7

Up to 4 2 2 1 1 4 4 14

Up to 8 1 2 1 1 3 4 12

Up to 10 6 2 2 1 21 13 45

10 & above 1 0 3 1 11 6 22

Total 11 6 7 4 43 29 100


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Education level * Access to and control over resources Cross tabulation


TotalOwnshouse

Owns houseand land

Owns house, land andjewellery

Education level Illiterate 3 3 1 7

Up to 4 3 6 5 14

Up to 8 6 3 3 12

Up to 10 20 13 12 45

10 & above 6 9 7 22

Total 38 34 28 100

Education level * Participation in household financial decision making Cross tabulation

Participation in household financial decision making

TotalNo participation Joint participationIndependence indecision-making


Up to 4 2 7 5 14

Up to 8 3 3 6 12

Up to 10 13 12 20 45

10 & above 3 7 12 22

Total 21 32 47 100

Education level * Saving in bank account Cross tabulation



Regulardeposit


Up to 4 3 7 4 14

Up to 8 0 6 6 12

Up to 10 6 29 10 45

10 & above 1 17 4 22

Total 13 61 26 100


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EDUCATION WITH SOCIO CULTURAL

Education level * Women's freedom and confidence of movement Crosstabulation


TotalCan't goinside


Can visitother villageand nearest

town

Can visitother village,nearest town

and city

Education level Illiterate 0 0 4 3 7

Up to 4 3 5 4 2 14

Up to 8 3 4 5 0 12

Up to 10 6 10 18 11 45

10 & above 1 4 7 10 22

Total 13 23 38 26 100

Education level * Visiting market purchase of raw material and household goods Crosstabulation


TotalNot confident Less confident More confident


Up to 4 5 4 5 14

Up to 8 5 3 4 12

Up to 10 5 28 12 45

10 & above 9 4 9 22

Total 25 41 34 100


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Education level * Ability to raise voice against social exploitation Cross tabulation




Up to 4 4 5 5 14

Up to 8 1 6 5 12

Up to 10 18 18 9 45

10 & above 7 6 9 22

Total 33 38 29 100

Education level * Positive attitude towards education of girls Cross tabulation

Positive attitude towards educationof girls

TotalNo Yes

Education level Illiterate 2 5 7

Up to 4 6 8 14

Up to 8 4 8 12

Up to 10 10 35 45

10 & above 7 15 22

Total 29 71 100

Education level * Getting help of other family members Crosstabulation




Up to 4 2 6 6 14

Up to 8 1 8 3 12

Up to 10 5 15 25 45

10 & above 3 9 10 22

Total 11 40 49 100

Education level * Participation in general domestic matters Crosstabulation




Up to 4 5 6 3 14

Up to 8 2 7 3 12

Up to 10 14 22 9 45

10 & above 5 9 8 22

Total 26 48 26 100


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EDUCATION WITH POLITICAL CULTURAL

Education level * Exercising the right to vote Crosstabulation


TotalNo Yes


Up to 4 4 10 14

Up to 8 6 6 12

Up to 10 13 32 45

10 & above 6 16 22

Total 29 71 100

Education level * Awareness of local, state level and national polity Crosstabulation


TotalNo

awareness

Know thename ofvillage

sarpanchand

recognizehim

Know thenames andrecognizesarpanchand ChiefMinister


,CM and PM

Education level Illiterate 2 4 0 1 7

Up to 4 3 2 3 6 14

Up to 8 0 3 1 8 12

Up to 10 11 7 5 22 45

10 & above 5 4 5 8 22

Total 21 20 14 45 100

Education level * Participation in panchayat's meetings Crosstabulation




Up to 4 3 5 6 14

Up to 8 3 6 3 12

Up to 10 7 19 19 45

10 & above 5 12 5 22

Total 19 44 37 100


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Education level * Leadership qualities Cross tabulation


TotalNo Yes


Up to 4 8 6 14

Up to 8 8 4 12

Up to 10 21 24 45

10 & above 11 11 22

Total 50 50 100


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RELIGION WITH ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Religion * Women's Access to employment (Number of days per annum) Crosstabulation


TotalUnemploye

d Up To 50 50-100 100-140 140-180 Above 180

Religion Hindu 1 1 2 1 6 4 15

Sikh 5 1 9 2 21 18 56

Muslim 0 0 2 1 4 4 11

Christian 1 0 4 1 9 3 18

Total 7 2 17 5 40 29 100

Religion * Woman's contribution to household income (Rs. Per month) Crosstabulation


TotalNo income Up to 1000 1000-2000 2000-3000 3000-4000Above

4000

Religion Hindu 1 1 2 0 6 5 15

Sikh 4 2 2 3 27 18 56

Muslim 1 1 0 0 7 2 11

Christian 5 2 3 1 3 4 18

Total 11 6 7 4 43 29 100

Religion * Access to and control over resources Crosstabulation


TotalOwns houseOwns house

and land


Religion Hindu 6 4 5 15

Sikh 22 18 16 56

Muslim 3 5 3 11

Christian 7 7 4 18

Total 38 34 28 100

Religion * Participation in household financial decision making Crosstabulation

Participation in household financial decision making Total


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No participation Joint participation

Independence indecision-making


Sikh 9 15 32 56

Muslim 1 6 4 11

Christian 5 6 7 18Total 21 32 47 100

Religion * Saving in bank account Crosstabulation



Regulardeposit


Sikh 9 32 15 56

Muslim 3 6 2 11

Christian 0 13 5 18

Total 13 61 26 100


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RELIGION WITH SOCIO EMPOWERMENT

Religion * Women's freedom and confidence of movement Cross tabulation


TotalCan't goinside



town


and city

Religion Hindu 2 2 5 6 15

Sikh 4 14 23 15 56

Muslim 3 2 4 2 11

Christian 4 5 6 3 18

Total 13 23 38 26 100

Religion * Visiting market purchase of raw material and household goods Crosstabulation




Sikh 14 24 18 56

Muslim 3 2 6 11

Christian 4 9 5 18

Total 25 41 34 100

Religion * Ability to raise voice against social exploitation Crosstabulation




Sikh 18 21 17 56

Muslim 3 4 4 11Christian 5 7 6 18

Total 33 38 29 100

Religion * Positive attitude towards education of girls Crosstabulation


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Positive attitude towards educationof girls

TotalNo Yes

Religion Hindu 3 12 15

Sikh 17 39 56

Muslim 3 8 11

Christian 6 12 18

Total 29 71 100

Religion * Getting help of other family members Crosstabulation




Sikh 7 22 27 56

Muslim 0 5 6 11

Christian 3 5 10 18

Total 11 40 49 100

Religion * Participation in general domestic matters Crosstabulation




Sikh 17 26 13 56

Muslim 2 6 3 11

Christian 4 7 7 18

Total 26 48 26 100

RELIGION WITH POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT

Religion * Exercising the right to vote Crosstabulation


TotalNo Yes


Sikh 19 37 56

Muslim 2 9 11

Christian 4 14 18

Total 29 71 100


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Religion * Awareness of local, state level and national polity Crosstabulation


TotalNo

awareness


sarpanchand

recognizehim



,CM and PM

Religion Hindu 2 3 3 7 15

Sikh 12 9 11 24 56

Muslim 2 5 0 4 11

Christian 5 3 0 10 18

Total 21 20 14 45 100

Religion * Participation in panchayat's meetings Crosstabulation




Sikh 10 24 22 56

Muslim 2 4 5 11

Christian 3 10 5 18

Total 19 44 37 100

Religion * Leadership qualities Crosstabulation


TotalNo Yes


Sikh 28 28 56

Muslim 6 5 11

Christian 5 13 18

Total 50 50 100


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TENURE WITH ECONOMIC CULTURAL

Tenure * Women's Access to employment (Number of days per annum) Crosstabulation


TotalUnemploye

d Up To 50 50-100 100-140 140-180 Above 180

Tenure 1 2 2 6 1 10 8 29

2 2 0 7 3 14 14 40

3 2 0 2 1 13 7 25

4 1 0 2 0 3 0 6

Total 7 2 17 5 40 29 100

Tenure * Woman's contribution to household income (Rs. Per month) Crosstabulation



4000

Tenure 1 2 2 3 2 14 6 29

2 5 3 1 0 20 11 40

3 3 0 1 2 8 11 25

4 1 1 2 0 1 1 6

Total 11 6 7 4 43 29 100

Tenure * Access to and control over resources Crosstabulation



and land


Tenure 1 12 9 8 29

2 15 12 13 40

3 8 12 5 25

4 3 1 2 6

Total 38 34 28 100

Tenure * Participation in household financial decision making Crosstabulation

Participation in household financial decision making Total


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No participation Joint participation

Independence indecision-making

Tenure 1 5 9 15 29

2 8 11 21 40

3 7 9 9 25

4 1 3 2 6Total 21 32 47 100

Tenure * Saving in bank account Crosstabulation



Regulardeposit

Tenure 1 5 15 9 29

2 4 26 10 40

3 4 15 6 25

4 0 5 1 6

Total 13 61 26 100


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TENURE WITH SOCIO CULTURAL

Case Processing Summary

Tenure * Women's freedom and confidence of movement Cross tabulation


TotalCan't goinside



town


and city

Tenure 1 3 8 11 7 29

2 6 9 14 11 40

3 3 4 12 6 25

4 1 2 1 2 6

Total 13 23 38 26 100

Tenure * Visiting market purchase of raw material and household goods Crosstabulation



Tenure 1 9 8 12 29

2 6 22 12 40

3 8 10 7 25

4 2 1 3 6

Total 25 41 34 100

Tenure * Ability to raise voice agianst social exploitation Crosstabulation



Tenure 1 9 10 10 29

2 14 15 11 40

3 8 11 6 25

4 2 2 2 6

Total 33 38 29 100

Tenure * Positive attitude towards education of girlsCrosstabulation

Positive attitude towards educationof girls Total


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No Yes

Tenure 1 9 20 29

2 11 29 40

3 8 17 25

4 1 5 6

Total 29 71 100

Tenure * Getting help of other family members Crosstabulation



Tenure 1 1 12 16 29

2 3 16 21 40

3 7 8 10 25

4 0 4 2 6

Total 11 40 49 100

Tenure * Participation in general domestic matters Crosstabulation



Tenure 1 7 12 10 29

2 13 18 9 40

3 5 14 6 25

4 1 4 1 6

Total 26 48 26 100


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TENURE WITH POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT

Tenure * Awareness of local, state level and national polity Crosstabulation


TotalNo

awareness


sarpanchand

recognizehim



,CM and PM

Tenure 1 8 4 4 13 29

2 10 9 5 16 40

3 2 5 5 13 25

4 1 2 0 3 6

Total 21 20 14 45 100

Tenure * Participation in panchayat's meetings Crosstabulation

Count



Tenure 1 8 13 8 29

2 6 17 17 40

3 3 13 9 25

Tenure * Exercising the right to vote Crosstabulation


TotalNo Yes

Tenure 1 7 22 29

2 14 26 40

3 6 19 25

4 2 4 6

Total 29 71 100


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4 2 1 3 6

Total 19 44 37 100

Tenure * Leadership qualities Cross tabulation

Count


TotalNo Yes

Tenure 1 14 15 29

2 22 18 40

3 10 15 25

4 4 2 6

Total 50 50 100


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LOAN WITH ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT


Cases

Valid Missing Total

N Percent N Percent N Percent

No of times loan Taken * Women's Access toemployment (Number of days per annum)

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Woman's contribution tohousehold income (Rs. Per month)

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Access to and controlover resources

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Participation inhousehold financial decision making

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Saving in bank account 100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Women's Access to employment (Number of days per annum) Crosstabulation


TotalUnemploye

d Up To 50 50-100 100-140 140-180 Above 180

No of times loan Taken 1 1 0 10 2 17 16 46

2 6 2 7 3 23 13 54

Total 7 2 17 5 40 29 100

No of times loan Taken * Woman's contribution to household income (Rs. Per month) Crosstabulation



4000

No of times loan Taken 1 5 4 2 1 22 12 46

2 6 2 5 3 21 17 54

Total 11 6 7 4 43 29 100


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No of times loan Taken * Access to and control over resources Crosstabulation



and land


No of times loan Taken 1 19 15 12 46

2 19 19 16 54

Total 38 34 28 100

No of times loan Taken * Participation in household financial decision making Crosstabulation

Participation in household financial decision making

TotalNo participation Joint participation

Independence in

decision-making


2 14 14 26 54

Total 21 32 47 100

No of times loan Taken * Saving in bank account Crosstabulation


TotalNo deposit Irregulardeposit Regulardeposit


2 5 35 14 54

Total 13 61 26 100


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LOAN WITH SOCIO AND CULTURAL EMPOWERMENT


Cases

Valid Missing Total


No of times loan Taken * Women's

freedom and confidence of movement

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Visitng market

purchase of raw material and household

goods

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Ability to raise

voice agianst social exploitation

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Positiveattitude towards education of girls

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Getting help of

other family members

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Participation in

general domestic matters

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Women's freedom and confidence of movement Crosstabulation


TotalCan't goinside



town


and city

No of times loan Taken 1 2 14 22 8 46

2 11 9 16 18 54

Total 13 23 38 26 100


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No of times loan Taken * Visiting market purchase of raw material and household goods Cross

tabulation

Visiting market purchase of raw material and

household goods



2 15 21 18 54

Total 25 41 34 100

No of times loan Taken * Ability to raise voice agianst social exploitation Crosstabulation




2 23 15 16 54

Total 33 38 29 100

No of times loan Taken * Positive attitude towards education of girls Cr

tabulation

Positive attitude towards education

of girls

TotalNo Yes

No of times loan Taken 1 14 32 46

2 15 39 54

Total 29 71 100

No of times loan Taken * Getting help of other family members Crosstabulation




2 4 20 30 54

Total 11 40 49 100


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No of times loan Taken * Participation in general domestic matters Crosstabulation

Count




2 16 22 16 54

Total 26 48 26 100


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LOAN WITH POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT


Cases

Valid Missing Total


No of times loan Taken * Exercising theright to vote

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Awareness oflocal, state level and national polity

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Participation inpanchayat's meetings

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Leadershipqualities

100 95.2% 5 4.8% 105 100.0%

No of times loan Taken * Exercising the right to vote Crosstabulation

Count


TotalNo Yes


2 16 38 54

Total 29 71 100

No of times loan Taken * Awareness of local, state level and national polity Crosstabulation

Count


TotalNo

awareness


sarpanchand

recognizehim



,CM and PM

No of times loan Taken 1 9 11 4 22 46

2 12 9 10 23 54

Total 21 20 14 45 100


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No of times loan Taken * Participation in panchayat's meetings Crosstabulation

Count




2 8 28 18 54

Total 19 44 37 100

No of times loan Taken * Leadership qualities Crosstabulation

Count


TotalNo Yes


2 24 30 54

Total 50 50 100

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