GENERATE EMPLOYMENT

CHILD LABOUR and society

GENERATE EMPLOYMENT

Nearly two third of poor asian population work in small and cottage sectors. At least one person in the family should be given employment!!!!!!

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INDUSTRIES: Thick populated countries with higher level of poverty should work for industrialization that is helpful for all categories of population such as literate or semi-literate and illiterates. Governments of these countries mainly concentrate on the modernization and heavy industries. Of course in present world modernization of industries is very important to withstand the international competition and standard. Disadvantage of concentrating only on heavy industries is it does not full fill absolute employment opportunity. Reason is major percentage of rural are either illiterate or semi-literate they can be consumed in small and cottage industries such as agricultural instruments and tools handloom/ handicrafts/ poultry farms and etc. Scope of these sectors has to be widened as this sector has capacity to consume mass level of workers. As largely heavy industries are pruning their staff due to recession in heavy competition these unemployed people will shoot unemployment crisis further among literates. Small-scale and agricultural industries will be beneficial for them also.

Asian countries where 70-80% total population live in rural areas. Majority of rural population is either illiterate or semi-literate.In such situation modern equipped industries will not give much help also Cottage/ handloom/ agricultural industries should be given prirority in rural villages

Click below pictures to see topic how workers of handloom and cottage industries are in unemployment crisis due to unattentive attitude.

HANDLOOM AND COTTAGE INDUSTRIES CAN PLAY IMPORTANT ROLE FOR ILLITERATE AND SEMI-LITERATE POPULATION:

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EFFORTS SHOULD BE FROM ALL INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY AND GOVERNMENT:-

· Governments and international institutions should come forward to upgrade the quality and measures to bring cost as low as possible and steps to improve its demand for these products.

· This could be done by inviting private sector and international organizations participation to bring know how for research and development and promote demand of such products.

· I.L.O and other agencies should understand necessity to explore the possibility to encourage this sector especially in poor countries. As this comes in unorganized informal sector workers are deprived of their social security and pension schemes.

· W.T.O and other international agencies also can be real helpful by allocating minimum quantity quota required for imports with incentives to boost demand. As more the goods sold more the jobs created.

· Governments should identify the traditional products or suitable products of rural areas, which can be promoted scientifically without affecting the traditional grace.

· Governments to make sure the availability of raw material and distribution at best possible price.

Most affected areas of child labour are Africa, where 29% of children aged 5-14 are working (48 million), followed by Asia and the Pacific (19% or 127.3 million), Latin America and the Caribbean (16% or 17.4 million) and the Middle East and North Africa (15% or 13.4 million).

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In the industrialised countries, about 2% of the total child population aged 5-14 are economically active (2.5 million). In countries with transition economies, including former socialist countries, it is about 4% (2.4 million)

Discourage over population, which is rather killing the world. Lack of education in these countries main reason for NGO's should come with the ideas to encourage countries to introduce incentive and disincentives for smaller family.

Agriculture employs 70% of child workers

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POVERTY AND TRIBES

Tribes are socially rich economically poor. Most tribes live in below poverty line. Read their culture as why they need forests. Do not forget to click pictures in this site to view traditional tribal dance.

UNWANTED HUMANS

This throbbing short story of a EUNUCH was once submitted to U.N.O on June 12^th of 1989 for appropriate action. Thanks to U.N.O for its understanding in reply dated October 24^th of 1989 for its support and its action to protect this unwanted human. With the effort of Government and U.N.O

HANDLOOM AND COTTAGE INDUSTRIES

Serious problem to the uneducated and semi educated workers of undeveloped and underdeveloped countries, whose main exports are agricultural/ textiles and carpets and products of cottage industries

SCALE OF UNEMPLOYMENT AND MOUNTAIN VILLAGE

Munsyari mountain village in India has about 21 villages each has population of about 80 families totaling around 300 people in each with high rate of unemployment !!!!

Handmades and generation of employment

when you buy any article give a thought to handmade also