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Exclusion and Poverty in
India and
Central Asia

A Diversity and
Development Perspective

Chittaranjan Senapati

Copyright 2016 by Chittaranjan Senapati ISBN Softcover - photo 1

Copyright 2016 by Chittaranjan Senapati.

ISBN:

Softcover

978-1-4828-8521-7

eBook

978-1-4828-8520-0

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Contents

List of Tables

Table 4.2: Incidence of Poverty (MRP) by Social Groups,
2007-08 (Per cent)

Table 4A.9: Areas of Poverty in Tajikistan in per cent
(based on US $ 2.15 per day)

Table 5.4: Children with Anthropometric Indicators
by Social Groups, 2005-6 (per cent)

Table 5A.7: Average Value of Assets by Social Groups, 2002-03
(Rs in Thousands)

Table 5A.8: Distribution of Households and Assets,
by Major Religious Communities, 2002-3

Table 5A.9: Children with Anthropometric Indicators
by Religious Groups, 2005-6(per cent)

List of Figures and Box

ADB

Asian Development Bank

AIDIS

All India Debt and Investment Survey

ANC

Antenatal Care

APL

Above Poverty Line

BMI

Body Mass Index

BPL

Below Poverty Line

BTI

Bertelsmann Stiftungs Transformation Index

CAC

Central Asian Country

CARs

Central Asia Republics

CDS

Current Daily Status

CIS

Commonwealth of Independent states

CSO

Civil Society Organization

DISE

District Information System for Education

DLHS

District Level Household Survey

DRDA

District Rural Development Agency

ECA

European and Central Asian Countries

EFA

Education for All

GBAO

Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Province

GDP

Gross Domestic Product

GER

Gross Enrolment Ratio

HDI

Human Development Index

HDR

Human Development Report

HIV

Human Immunodeficiency Virus

HPI

Human Poverty Index

ICDS

Integrated Child Development Services

IDA

Iron Deficiency Anaemia

IDP

Internally Displaced Persons

ILO

International Labour Organisation

IMR

Infant Mortality Rate

LBW

Low Birth Weight

LCL

Low Cost Latrines

LFPR

Labour Force Participation Rate

LSAR

Living Standard Assessment Report

MCD

Minority Concentration District

MDG

Millennium Development Goal

MEI

Multidimensional Exclusion Index

MGNREGA

Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act

MMR

Maternal Mortality Ratio

MNC

Multinational Corporation

MPCE

Monthly Per Capita Consumption Expenditure

MPI

Multidimensional Poverty Index

MRP

Mixed Recall Period

MSDP

Multi-Sectoral Development Programme

MSP

Minimum Support Price

NAR

Net Attendance Ratio

NDB

National Data Bank

NER

Net Enrolment Ratio

NFHS

National Family and Health Survey

NGO

Non Governmental Organisation

NHDR

National Human Development Report

NSDP

Net State Domestic Product

NSS

National Sample Survey

NSSO

National Sample Survey Organization

OBC

Other Backward Classes

OD

Open Defection

ODF

Open Defection Free

OOP

Out of Pocket Expenditure

PESA

Panchayat Extension in Scheduled Areas

PF

Provident Fund

PRSP

Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper

RBI

Reserve Bank of India

RCH

Reproductive and Child Health

RGNF

Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship

RSBY

Rastriya Swastha Bima Yojana

RTE

Right to Education

SC

Scheduled Caste

SRS

Survey Registration Scheme

SSA

Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan

ST

Scheduled Tribe

TFR

Total Fertility Rate

TRIFED

Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India Limited

TSP

Tribal Sub-Plan

U5MR

Under Five Mortality Rate

UEE

Universalisation of Elementary Education

UNDP

United Nations Development Programme

UNESCO

United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural Organisation

UNHROHC

United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner

UNICEF

United Nations Childrens Fund

UPSS

Usual Principal and Subsidiary Status

URP

Uniform Recall Period

VAD

Vitamin A Deficiency

WFPR

Workforce Participation Rate

WPR

Worker Population Ratio

Dr. Chittaranjan Senapati has written a very interesting book on Exclusion and Poverty in India and Central Asia: A Diversity and Development Perspective . In this book he has discussed the problems of social exclusion in market economy in India and Central Asian countries. This comparative study basically deals with the diversities and ethnic connotations to inclusive policies and development in these countries.

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