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Designing urban employment schemes for women

Designing urban employment schemes for women June 4, 2021, 10:32 AM IST Nikhil Iyer is a Policy Analyst at The Quantum Hub, a public policy research and communications firm based in New Delhi. Seven way to bring women back to the labour force, provide livelihood and income security, and increase women’s agency in cities. With localised restrictions in 34 states and union territories, the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic has effectively led to a national lockdown, yet again. Data from the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) suggests that the urban unemployment rate neared 12 percent in the week leading up to May 9, 2021 up from 9.5 percent in the week ending April 25. In April 2021, India’s labour force participation rate fell to 39.9 percent. This is the third consecutive month for which it has fallen and is the lowest since May 2020. Experience from the past year, when the urban unemployment rate shot up to ne

Activists compile list of homeless shelters in Mumbai

Activists compile list of homeless shelters in Mumbai Updated: Updated: Ghar Bachao-Ghar Banao Andolan has compiled a list of 22 existing shelters within the city Share Article AAA A homeless woman takes shelter in Mumbai. Photo used for representational purpose only.   | Photo Credit: Vivek Bendre Ghar Bachao-Ghar Banao Andolan has compiled a list of 22 existing shelters within the city In a bid to help homeless persons hit by the pandemic, housing rights activists have complied a list of shelters in Mumbai. Ghar Bachao-Ghar Banao Andolan (GBGBA) has compiled a list of 22 existing shelters within the city, along with the procedure to follow to gain access to the shelter. “Maharashtra is one of the worst performing States in terms of setting up such shelters. No shelter in Mumbai is set up following the National Urban Livelihoods Mission [NULM] guidelines. The procedure to provide shelter is tedious. Therefore, we have compiled our experiences and put it out for all

Strategic action plan for Chennai homeless

Strategic action plan for Chennai homeless The organisation recommends improving access to entitlements by enhancing coordination between  government departments and through convergence of schemes and laws. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By Express News Service CHENNAI: The Information and Resource Centre for the Deprived Communities (IRCDUC) and Okapi Research and Advisory, recently released a policy paper titled ‘Understanding Disaster Vulnerability of Chennai’s Homeless’. This elaborates the impact of Covid-19 on the homeless and the need for policy safeguard. The key recommendations are providing access to shelters, access to basic services, single-window system for provision of entitlements, creating awareness among homeless about welfare schemes and developing an urban homeless policy.

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