Assessing and Analyzing the Functioning of Self Help Groups

Commerce

This study conducts a comprehensive assessment and analysis of the functioning of Self Help Groups (SHGs) to understand their operational dynamics, effectiveness, and impact. Originating from grassroots movements, SHGs have evolved into pivotal community-based organizations addressing socio-economic challenges. The structural components, including regular meetings, savings, and credit activities, form the foundation of SHGs, fostering mutual support and socio-economic development. Operational dynamics encompass activities such as savings, credit access, and capacity-building initiatives. Evaluating the effectiveness of SHGs involves assessing improved livelihoods, social capital, and positive socio-economic changes. The impact extends to poverty reduction, enhanced social inclusion, and community development. This research emphasizes the critical role of SHGs in fostering community empowerment, socio-economic growth, and resilience.

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