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In The Name Of Child Labour : Eradication And Evaluation Programme
by Zutshi, Dutta, Nangia
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Based on extensive field work with a focus on children who are retrieved from carpet industry and admitted to the non-formal schools, the book evaluates the programme of non-formal education and the progress made by the children released from the industry their status of health and nutrition, education, skill development, employment orientation and training in such schools. It also provides an account of the magnitude of efforts made by the Government and NGOs and the field observations with recommendations, which are of practical significance.isbn-9788175410930
Pages : 224
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