Women in fishing villages on the kerala coast: demographic and socio- economic impacts of a fisheries development project

Gulati L.

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Abstract: Working paper on the economic and social implications of a fishery development agricultural project for rural women in Kerala, India. Discusses technological changes and demographic trends 1901-1981. Examines the impact on increasing income generating activities, declining family size, literacy, life styles, and social roles. Includes agricultural policy suggestions. Bibliography.

Keywords: economic implication; social implication; fishery development.; agricultural project; rural women; technological change; population; trend; income generating activities; family.; literacy; life style; social role; agricultural policy; conséquences économiques; conséquences sociales; développement des pêches; projet agricole; femmes rurales; consecuencias económicas; consecuencias sociales; desarrollo de la industria pesquera; proyecto agrícola; mujeres rurales; changement technologique; population; tendance; activités rémunératrices; famille; alphabétisation; mode de vie; rôle social; politique agricole; cambio tecnológico; población; tendencia; actividades generadoras de ingresos; familia; alfabetización; estilo de vida; papel social; política agraria (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 143 P. pages
Date: 1983
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Published in World Employment Programme Research working paper. WEP 2-21, Population and Labour Policies Programme

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