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The current and potential role of self-help group federations in India

The current and potential role of self-help group federations in India

3ie Working Paper 36, 2020

Bidisha Barooah, Raghunathan Narayanan and S Balakrishnan

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Authors of this paper summarise the findings of a rapid field study of select federations in Kerala and Karnataka to understand the current and potential role of these federations to promote high-value livelihood activities for women.

Learning from collective-led sanitation enterprises in urban Odisha, Tamil Nadu and Telangana

Learning from collective-led sanitation enterprises in urban Odisha, Tamil Nadu and Telangana

Working paper 3ie 2022
 
This paper summarizes the findings of a learning study on the processes and lessons from recent efforts of the Odisha, Tamil Nadu and Telangana governments to improve sanitation services and provide employment opportunities to urban collectives through fecal sludge management, and operation and maintenance of community and public toilets.

Use of performance-based contracts for road maintenance projects: a rapid evidence assessment

Use of performance-based contracts for road maintenance projects: a rapid evidence assessment

Working paper 3ie 2022
 
Authors of this rapid evidence assessment synthesize available rigorous impact evaluations of performance-based contracting in road construction in low income and low-and-middle-income countries. 

Evaluation of IDEA project in Bangladesh: a baseline report

Evaluation of IDEA project in Bangladesh: a baseline report

Working paper 3ie 2022
 
Authors of this report present the findings from a baseline survey of a WorldFish aquaculture project, Increasing income, diversifying diets and empowering women (IDEA) in Bangladesh. This baseline report is part of an ongoing impact evaluation of the project that focuses on the Rajshahi and Rangpur divisions.

Working Paper 52, 2022

A framework for examining women’s economic empowerment in collective enterprises

Working paper 3ie 2022
 
Women-owned collective enterprises are seen as vehicles for promoting economic empowerment. To assess how collective enterprise-based interventions can lead to empowerment, it's important to understand the pathways to change.

Understanding caste-based differences in self help groups: Evidence from India’s NRLM program

Understanding caste-based differences in self help groups: Evidence from India’s NRLM program

Working paper 3ie 2022
 
Authors of this paper analyze the caste-based differences in office bearer positions, participation and benefits received by women who are members of self-help groups under India’s National Rural Livelihoods Mission.

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