Women's control over productive assets: role of credit based development interventions

This paper examines the degree to which participation in BRAC's development intereventions has any impact on women's ownership and control over assets. Information was collected under BRAGICDDR,B joint research project at Matlab during April-August 1995 through structured interview. In a...

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Main Authors:	Huda, Samiha, Mahmud, Simeen
格式:	Research report
语言:	English
出版:	BRAC 2019
主题:	Credit Women's ownership icddr,b BRAC Women's rights > Bangladesh. Rural women > Bangladesh > Social conditions.
在线阅读:	http://hdl.handle.net/10361/13000

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spelling	10361-130002019-11-18T21:01:20Z Women's control over productive assets: role of credit based development interventions Huda, Samiha Mahmud, Simeen Credit Women's ownership icddr,b BRAC Women's rights--Bangladesh. Rural women--Bangladesh--Social conditions. This paper examines the degree to which participation in BRAC's development intereventions has any impact on women's ownership and control over assets. Information was collected under BRAGICDDR,B joint research project at Matlab during April-August 1995 through structured interview. In addition to socio-economic and demographic characteristics, information regarding ownership and control over assets was elicited from 2295 currently married women between 15-55 years of age of whom 22% were BRAC members. Bivariate distribution comparing members and non-members in terms of asset ownership and control were assessed through use of indices. Women's assets were categorized into big and small according to their relative value. findings reveal that women's ownership and control over big assets increased with age. Currently married women tend to own more big assets and have greater control over those, but levels of schooling did not appear to effect either ownership or control. Women's ownership and control over small assets were not found to have any assocaition with women's age or household head's occopational status. When compared with eligible non-members, BRAC members appeared to have greater ownership · and control over assets, (both big and small). However, no difference was seen amongst members in terms of ownership and control over assets when BRAC membership was categorized according to duration, intensity and type. 2019-11-18T07:11:03Z 2019-11-18T07:11:03Z 1998 Research report Huda, S., & Mahmud, S. (1998). Women’s control over productive assets: role of credit based development interventions. Research Reports (1997): Economic Studies, Vol - XII, 19–36. http://hdl.handle.net/10361/13000 en application/pdf BRAC
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topic	Credit Women's ownership icddr,b BRAC Women's rights--Bangladesh. Rural women--Bangladesh--Social conditions.
spellingShingle	Credit Women's ownership icddr,b BRAC Women's rights--Bangladesh. Rural women--Bangladesh--Social conditions. Huda, Samiha Mahmud, Simeen Women's control over productive assets: role of credit based development interventions
description	This paper examines the degree to which participation in BRAC's development intereventions has any impact on women's ownership and control over assets. Information was collected under BRAGICDDR,B joint research project at Matlab during April-August 1995 through structured interview. In addition to socio-economic and demographic characteristics, information regarding ownership and control over assets was elicited from 2295 currently married women between 15-55 years of age of whom 22% were BRAC members. Bivariate distribution comparing members and non-members in terms of asset ownership and control were assessed through use of indices. Women's assets were categorized into big and small according to their relative value. findings reveal that women's ownership and control over big assets increased with age. Currently married women tend to own more big assets and have greater control over those, but levels of schooling did not appear to effect either ownership or control. Women's ownership and control over small assets were not found to have any assocaition with women's age or household head's occopational status. When compared with eligible non-members, BRAC members appeared to have greater ownership · and control over assets, (both big and small). However, no difference was seen amongst members in terms of ownership and control over assets when BRAC membership was categorized according to duration, intensity and type.
format	Research report
author	Huda, Samiha Mahmud, Simeen
author_facet	Huda, Samiha Mahmud, Simeen
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title	Women's control over productive assets: role of credit based development interventions
title_short	Women's control over productive assets: role of credit based development interventions
title_full	Women's control over productive assets: role of credit based development interventions
title_fullStr	Women's control over productive assets: role of credit based development interventions
title_full_unstemmed	Women's control over productive assets: role of credit based development interventions
title_sort	women's control over productive assets: role of credit based development interventions
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publishDate	2019
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Women's control over productive assets: role of credit based development interventions

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