Observational analysis highlights the role of self-help groups in enhancing women's socio-economic empowerment through PACCS.
A study on women's socio-economic empowerment through self-help groups in rural organisations considered it significant to socio-economic empowerment. This study is on the role of the Primary Agriculture Cooperative Credit Society (PACCS) in Belur, Salem District, towards enhancing SHGs in women's socio-economic empowerment. The study is on 15 women members and uses SPSS to analyse data. The study analyses economic independence, decision-making power, financial management capabilities, and the impact of cooperative members on SHGs in women's socio-economic status. The findings provide insight into how PACCS enhances self-help groups in socio-economic empowerment among women and suggest policy reforms.
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