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Women’s work cannot be understood within the dichotomy of paid and unpaid, or the public and private. May it be the unpaid, invisiblized and unacknowledged household and care work, or the paid participation in the labour force, or the subsistence activities women engage in, women’s work is always mired within the politics of gender.
Due to the dual focus on livelihood security and women’s empowerment, the development interventions are often directed at providing women income generating opportunities through formation of SHGs. However the contention with such interventions roots from the fact that they rely on the existing gender and caste power relations to implement the intervention.
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