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Research Abstracts on Child Labour and Women Labour 1998 – 2009 2010 Documentation Centre for Women and Children National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development 5, Siri Institutional Area, Hauz Khas, New Delhi – 110016 Number of Copies: 100 Copyright: National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development, 2010 Project Team Guidance and Support : Dr. Sulochana Vasudevan Project In-Charge : Meenakshi Sood Abstracting : Dr. Prekshi Computer Assistance : Pawan Kumar Foreword Research on women and children reveals that there are several areas which require the attention of planners and programme implementers. Policy decisions based on research findings are rooted in ground reality, and therefore have the capacity to bring about tangible improvement in the situation, whether it is with regard to nutritional status, health practices, income generation, domestic violence or rights of women and children. Research on social issues in India is being conducted by a plethora of organisations, namely research institutes, government ministries and departments, autonomous organisations, home science colleges, social work departments of universities, medical colleges, international and national voluntary organisations. As research is a vital input for development, planners, administrators and researchers are on the look out for social factors which have the potential to impact the outcomes of various government programmes. With this aim in view, the Documentation Centre for Women and Children (DCWC) of the Institute is engaged in the process of collecting and documenting valuable research in the areas of women and children. DCWC collects research findings from many widely scattered sources for the use of researchers. Hence this project was undertaken to bring out compilations of research abstracts on various areas for the benefit of users. “Research Abstracts on Child Labour, Labour and Women Labour, 1998-2009” has been compiled to present widely scattered research in a compact form, and assist in making encapsulated information and recommendations of research available to planners, programme implementers and researchers. Research studies conducted by various organisations during the period 1998 to 2009 have been summarised on various subjects such as various industries (brass, brick kiln, carpet, construction, diamond, hotel, hosiery, leather, glass, etc.), abuse of working children, education of child labour, elimination of child labour, health hazardous, substance abuse, evaluation of National Child Labour Projects, domestic workers and ragpickers, and working conditions of workers in various industries including the unorganized sector, etc. It is hoped that this document would be of immense value to all stakeholders working for the survival, development and empowerment of women and children. It would not have been possible to bring out this document without the cooperation of various organisations who have very kindly shared their research studies with NIPCCD. I wish to place on record my appreciation of the efforts put in by the staff of DCWC specially Smt. Meenakshi Sood, Deputy Director, and Dr. Sulochana Vasudevan, Joint Director (WD) for overall guidance and support in completion of this project. (Dinesh Paul) Director Contents S.No. Subjects and Titles Page No. Research Abstracts on Child Labour Brass Industry 1. Impact of technological change on the demand for child labour in 1 brassware industry of Moradabad. (2007). - Sekar, Helen R. - V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, NOIDA. Brick Industry 2. Brick kiln workers : a study of migration, labour process and 3 employment:. (2004). - Ghosh, Ruma. - V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, NOIDA. Carpet Industry 3. Eradicating child labour while saving the child. (1999). 4 - Agarwal, Manish. and Tewari, Ravi. ed. - CUTS Centre for International Trade, Economics and Environment, Jaipur. Child Abuse 4. Child labour in Shillong. (2004). 5 - Impulse NGO Network Shillong, Meghalaya. 5. Child abuse : A study of working children of Guwahati. (2003). 6 - NIPCCD, Regional Centre, Guwahati. 6. Exploring child labour issues : an abstract series. (1998). 7 - V. V. Giri National Labour Ins, NOIDA. i S.No. Subjects and Titles Page No. Diamond Industry 7. Child labour in the home based industries in the wake of 8 legislation : the case of diamond industry of Surat. (2001). - Desai, Kiran and Raj, Nikhil. - Centre for Social Studies, Surat. 8. Child labour in diamond industry of Surat. (2001). 9 - Desai, Kiran and Raj, Nikhil. - V. V. Giri National Labour Ins, NOIDA. Domestic Worker 9. A Study report on knowledge attitude practice on child domestic 10 work with ICDS functionaries. (2006). - Basu-Mallik, Samit and Basu-Mallik, Soma. - Right Track, Kolkata. 10. A Report on study of migrant girl domestic workers from tribal 11 areas of Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Orissa. (2006). - Drishti Stree Adhyayan Prabodhan Kendra, Pune. 11. KAP study on child domestic work : a study on knowledge, 13 attitude and practices in child domestic work. (2005). - Jayaprakash Institute of Social Change, Kolkata. 12. Report on baseline survey of selected villages of Bhagwanpur II 14 Block East Midnapore. (2005). - Jayaprakash Institute of Social Change, Kolkata. 13. Child domestic work : a violation of human rights : issues, causes 15 and consequences in West Bengal. (2005). - Lakshmi Rani, D. and Roy, Manabendra Nath. - 14. Child domestic work : a violation of human rights : quantitative 16 analysis of the situation in West Bengal. (2005). - Lakshmi Rani, D. and Roy, Manabendra Nath. - Save the Children, New Delhi. ii S.No. Subjects and Titles Page No. 15. Child domestic work : a violation of human rights : report on the 16 legal position of child domestic workers in India. (2005). - Lakshmi Rani, D., Bhat, Aparna and Ray, Manabendra Nath. - Save the Children, New Delhi. 16. Child domestic work : a violation of human rights : inhuman lives 17 situation analysis of child domestic workers in Mumbai and Jharkhand. (2005). - Save the Children, New Delhi. 17. Abuse among child domestic workers : a research study in West 18 Bengal. (2006). - Save the Children, Kolkata. 18. Child domestic work : a study on the lives of child domestic 19 workers in Leh and Kargil. (2007). - Save the Children, New Delhi. Drug Abuse 19. Drug abuse among child workers : an exploratory survey. 21 (1998). - Mohan, Jitendra, et al. - Punjab Univ, Dep of Psychology, Chandigarh. Education 20. Right path to education : final project report : a movement to 22 make Badamba block child labour free and to promote universal access to primary education. (2006). - Committee for Legal Aid to Poor, Cuttack. 21. Survey report on the state of child labour and primary education 23 in Badamba block. (2006). - Committee for Legal Aid to Poor, Cuttack. 22. Review of child labour, education and poverty agenda : India 24 country report (2006). - Global March Against Child Labour, New Delhi. iii S.No. Subjects and Titles Page No. 23. Children, work and education I and II : field study in UP : 25 general parameters. (2000). - Lieten, G.K. - Economic and Political Weekly. Elimination of Child Labour 24. Prevention of child labour in Andhra Pradesh : a report : ILO- 26 IPEC-APSBP project. (2004). - Abrol, Usha. - NIPCCD, Regional Centre Bangalore, Bangalore. 25. Child labour elimination : the Chatna story. (1996). 27 - Chamtagara Adibasi Mahila Samity, Bankura, West Bengal 26. Towards eradicating child labour : magnitude concern and 28 strategy : labour and development. (2004 ). - Diwedi, H.K. - V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, NOIDA. 27. Elimination of child labour through universalization of 29 education : annual report May 2005-April 2006. (2006). - M. Venkatarangaiya Foundation, Secunderabad. 28. Child labour : situation and strategies for elimination. (2007). 30 - Sekar, Helen R. - V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, NOIDA. 29. Child labour and poverty : the nexus. (2001). 31 - Suman Chandra. - Social Welfare. 30. Economic implications on elimination of child labour from 32 selected industries : research study in Andhra Pradesh. (2003). - Vijaya Kumar, S. - Council for Social Development, Hyderabad. 31. Tools for convergence : a national perspective 1974-1999. 33 (2000). - V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, NOIDA. iv S.No. Subjects and Titles Page No. 32. In the name of child labour: eradication and evaluation 34 programme. (2002). - Zutshi, Bupinder et al. - Shipra, Delhi. Exploitation 33. Calcutta, the city of joy also has exploitation of children in the 36 work field. (2001). - Free the Children, Madhyamgram, West Bengal. Gem Industry 34. Child labour in the home based gem polishing industry of Jaipur. 37 (2002). - Mathur, Kanchan and Ghosh, Ruma. - V.V. Giri, National Labour Institute, Noida. Girl Child Labour 35. From girl child labour to students in formal school : reallocation 38 of work in families. (2004). - Sinha, Shantha. - M. Venkatarangaiya Foundation, Secundrabad. Glass Industry 36. Child labour in the glass bangle industry of Firozabad. (2003) 39 - Ghosh Singh, Ruma and Sharma, Rajeev. - V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, NOIDA. 37. Glass pain : children at work in the Ferozabad glass industry : 40 bondage in bangles. (2000). - Save the Children UK, New Delhi. Hazardous Industry 38. Economics of child labour in hazardous industries of India. 42 (1998). - Anker, Richard, et al, ed. - Centre for Operation Research and Training, Baroda. v

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Research Abstracts on Child Labour and Women Labour 1998 – 2009 2010 Documentation Centre for Women and Children National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development 5, Siri Institutional Area, Hauz Khas, New Delhi – 110016 Number of Copies: 100 Copyright: National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development, 2010 Project Team Guidance and Support : Dr. Sulochana Vasudevan Project In-Charge : Meenakshi Sood Abstracting : Dr. Prekshi Computer Assistance : Pawan Kumar Foreword Research on women and children reveals that there are several areas which require the attention of planners and programme implementers. Policy decisions based on research findings are rooted in ground reality, and therefore have the capacity to bring about tangible improvement in the situation, whether it is with regard to nutritional status, health practices, income generation, domestic violence or rights of women and children. Research on social issues in India is being conducted by a plethora of organisations, namely research institutes, government ministries and departments, autonomous organisations, home science colleges, social work departments of universities, medical colleges, international and national voluntary organisations. As research is a vital input for development, planners, administrators and researchers are on the look out for social factors which have the potential to impact the outcomes of various government programmes. With this aim in view, the Documentation Centre for Women and Children (DCWC) of the Institute is engaged in the process of collecting and documenting valuable research in the areas of women and children. DCWC collects research findings from many widely scattered sources for the use of researchers. Hence this project was undertaken to bring out compilations of research abstracts on various areas for the benefit of users. “Research Abstracts on Child Labour, Labour and Women Labour, 1998-2009” has been compiled to present widely scattered research in a compact form, and assist in making encapsulated information and recommendations of research available to planners, programme implementers and researchers. Research studies conducted by various organisations during the period 1998 to 2009 have been summarised on various subjects such as various industries (brass, brick kiln, carpet, construction, diamond, hotel, hosiery, leather, glass, etc.), abuse of working children, education of child labour, elimination of child labour, health hazardous, substance abuse, evaluation of National Child Labour Projects, domestic workers and ragpickers, and working conditions of workers in various industries including the unorganized sector, etc. It is hoped that this document would be of immense value to all stakeholders working for the survival, development and empowerment of women and children. It would not have been possible to bring out this document without the cooperation of various organisations who have very kindly shared their research studies with NIPCCD. I wish to place on record my appreciation of the efforts put in by the staff of DCWC specially Smt. Meenakshi Sood, Deputy Director, and Dr. Sulochana Vasudevan, Joint Director (WD) for overall guidance and support in completion of this project. (Dinesh Paul) Director Contents S.No. Subjects and Titles Page No. Research Abstracts on Child Labour Brass Industry 1. Impact of technological change on the demand for child labour in 1 brassware industry of Moradabad. (2007). - Sekar, Helen R. - V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, NOIDA. Brick Industry 2. Brick kiln workers : a study of migration, labour process and 3 employment:. (2004). - Ghosh, Ruma. - V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, NOIDA. Carpet Industry 3. Eradicating child labour while saving the child. (1999). 4 - Agarwal, Manish. and Tewari, Ravi. ed. - CUTS Centre for International Trade, Economics and Environment, Jaipur. Child Abuse 4. Child labour in Shillong. (2004). 5 - Impulse NGO Network Shillong, Meghalaya. 5. Child abuse : A study of working children of Guwahati. (2003). 6 - NIPCCD, Regional Centre, Guwahati. 6. Exploring child labour issues : an abstract series. (1998). 7 - V. V. Giri National Labour Ins, NOIDA. i S.No. Subjects and Titles Page No. Diamond Industry 7. Child labour in the home based industries in the wake of 8 legislation : the case of diamond industry of Surat. (2001). - Desai, Kiran and Raj, Nikhil. - Centre for Social Studies, Surat. 8. Child labour in diamond industry of Surat. (2001). 9 - Desai, Kiran and Raj, Nikhil. - V. V. Giri National Labour Ins, NOIDA. Domestic Worker 9. A Study report on knowledge attitude practice on child domestic 10 work with ICDS functionaries. (2006). - Basu-Mallik, Samit and Basu-Mallik, Soma. - Right Track, Kolkata. 10. A Report on study of migrant girl domestic workers from tribal 11 areas of Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Orissa. (2006). - Drishti Stree Adhyayan Prabodhan Kendra, Pune. 11. KAP study on child domestic work : a study on knowledge, 13 attitude and practices in child domestic work. (2005). - Jayaprakash Institute of Social Change, Kolkata. 12. Report on baseline survey of selected villages of Bhagwanpur II 14 Block East Midnapore. (2005). - Jayaprakash Institute of Social Change, Kolkata. 13. Child domestic work : a violation of human rights : issues, causes 15 and consequences in West Bengal. (2005). - Lakshmi Rani, D. and Roy, Manabendra Nath. - 14. Child domestic work : a violation of human rights : quantitative 16 analysis of the situation in West Bengal. (2005). - Lakshmi Rani, D. and Roy, Manabendra Nath. - Save the Children, New Delhi. ii S.No. Subjects and Titles Page No. 15. Child domestic work : a violation of human rights : report on the 16 legal position of child domestic workers in India. (2005). - Lakshmi Rani, D., Bhat, Aparna and Ray, Manabendra Nath. - Save the Children, New Delhi. 16. Child domestic work : a violation of human rights : inhuman lives 17 situation analysis of child domestic workers in Mumbai and Jharkhand. (2005). - Save the Children, New Delhi. 17. Abuse among child domestic workers : a research study in West 18 Bengal. (2006). - Save the Children, Kolkata. 18. Child domestic work : a study on the lives of child domestic 19 workers in Leh and Kargil. (2007). - Save the Children, New Delhi. Drug Abuse 19. Drug abuse among child workers : an exploratory survey. 21 (1998). - Mohan, Jitendra, et al. - Punjab Univ, Dep of Psychology, Chandigarh. Education 20. Right path to education : final project report : a movement to 22 make Badamba block child labour free and to promote universal access to primary education. (2006). - Committee for Legal Aid to Poor, Cuttack. 21. Survey report on the state of child labour and primary education 23 in Badamba block. (2006). - Committee for Legal Aid to Poor, Cuttack. 22. Review of child labour, education and poverty agenda : India 24 country report (2006). - Global March Against Child Labour, New Delhi. iii S.No. Subjects and Titles Page No. 23. Children, work and education I and II : field study in UP : 25 general parameters. (2000). - Lieten, G.K. - Economic and Political Weekly. Elimination of Child Labour 24. Prevention of child labour in Andhra Pradesh : a report : ILO- 26 IPEC-APSBP project. (2004). - Abrol, Usha. - NIPCCD, Regional Centre Bangalore, Bangalore. 25. Child labour elimination : the Chatna story. (1996). 27 - Chamtagara Adibasi Mahila Samity, Bankura, West Bengal 26. Towards eradicating child labour : magnitude concern and 28 strategy : labour and development. (2004 ). - Diwedi, H.K. - V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, NOIDA. 27. Elimination of child labour through universalization of 29 education : annual report May 2005-April 2006. (2006). - M. Venkatarangaiya Foundation, Secunderabad. 28. Child labour : situation and strategies for elimination. (2007). 30 - Sekar, Helen R. - V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, NOIDA. 29. Child labour and poverty : the nexus. (2001). 31 - Suman Chandra. - Social Welfare. 30. Economic implications on elimination of child labour from 32 selected industries : research study in Andhra Pradesh. (2003). - Vijaya Kumar, S. - Council for Social Development, Hyderabad. 31. Tools for convergence : a national perspective 1974-1999. 33 (2000). - V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, NOIDA. iv S.No. Subjects and Titles Page No. 32. In the name of child labour: eradication and evaluation 34 programme. (2002). - Zutshi, Bupinder et al. - Shipra, Delhi. Exploitation 33. Calcutta, the city of joy also has exploitation of children in the 36 work field. (2001). - Free the Children, Madhyamgram, West Bengal. Gem Industry 34. Child labour in the home based gem polishing industry of Jaipur. 37 (2002). - Mathur, Kanchan and Ghosh, Ruma. - V.V. Giri, National Labour Institute, Noida. Girl Child Labour 35. From girl child labour to students in formal school : reallocation 38 of work in families. (2004). - Sinha, Shantha. - M. Venkatarangaiya Foundation, Secundrabad. Glass Industry 36. Child labour in the glass bangle industry of Firozabad. (2003) 39 - Ghosh Singh, Ruma and Sharma, Rajeev. - V.V. Giri National Labour Institute, NOIDA. 37. Glass pain : children at work in the Ferozabad glass industry : 40 bondage in bangles. (2000). - Save the Children UK, New Delhi. Hazardous Industry 38. Economics of child labour in hazardous industries of India. 42 (1998). - Anker, Richard, et al, ed. - Centre for Operation Research and Training, Baroda. v

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