This chapter intends to analyze the development of entrepreneurship in Karnataka. It deals with different approaches, strategies and schemes adopted by the Government, institutional agencies, voluntary organizations etc., for the progress of entrepreneurial activities in the state among women. Rising international apprehension for women's issues has forced many Governments, world over to study the difficulties of women, and to provide them some measure of social security and status. In India we can discern a noticeable change of attitude in governmental approach and in other social and economic standards of women towards broader objectives and goals. In addition to government efforts, voluntary agencies have been very active in organizing programmes …show more content…
The world Conference of UNO in Mexico from 19th June - 2nd July, t975 on the ‘Decade for Women', adopted the new World Plan of Action for application of the objectives of the international women's Year, with a global consensus on what should be done to improve the conditions of women economically, socially and politically 2. The Indian Government situated a committee to study the ‘status of Women’. The status of Women Committee Report was used to draw up the National Plan of 1976 based on UN's World Plan of Action for Women,3 this resulted in a new consciousness about focusing on women for national development in India, more as equal partners than as targets for welfare policies. But women’s issues did not have much of an impact except that in the Sixth Five Year Plan of India, a chapter was included wherein only the magnitude of women’s problem was defined. The Seventh Five Year Plan first time in India emphasized a qualitative focus such as developing confidence amongst women and creating awareness about their rights and privileges, guiding them for economic activity and employment. During the period, the Government had about twenty-seven schemes for women, some women specific and others for both males and females, e.g., DWACRA., Short Term Entrepreneurship Awareness Camps, …show more content…
The small-scale industries also occupy a significant place in industrial set up of Karnataka. The importance of small-scale industries in the economy are recognized in the plans. By the end of March 1992, there were about I.26 lakh small-scale units with an investment of Rs.1278 cores, providing employment to 8.70 Iakh persons. The Table 4.01 gives us information about plan-wise outlay and expenditure for industries and minerals. Government has been formally enunciating/declaring its firm emphasis on industrialization through various industrial policy resolutions of 1948, 1956, 1970, 1973, 1977, 1980, 1985, 1990 and 199I. The Industrial Policy Resolution of 1955 is a logical extension of the 1948 resolution adopted for fostering industrial growth. Thus the industrial policies of 1948 and 1956 have been the two 'guiding stars ' of India’s Five Year Plans. They are an ‘economic constitution’ by themselves.4 The various basic policy measures for rapid industrialization are determined still on the basis of Industrial Policy Resolution of 1956. Table
The Industrial Revolution began in England during the late 1700’s. This movement introduced improved agricultural methods, textile industries, and the export of machine-made goods. Because the agricultural business was finding more efficient ways to manage their products, the working class decreased in this field (Document 7). This extreme drop in numbers led to people whining for a steady, supportive job. Luckily for the thousands of unemployed, the demand for factory workers increased (Document 2).
The industrialization first happened in Europe and to the west in the states. The rest of the world watched the shift of manufactured out puts change “by 1900, India account(ed) for barely 2 percent of world manufacturing output, China about 7 percent, while Europe alone claims 60 percent of the world's total (GDP)” (Marks 2342). The rest of world due to this industrialization would either have to adapt industrialization to compete or experience the torture’s that would come from being
Target 11: Decrease the rate of maternal mortality by ensuring ever y woman has access to antenatal care Goal 6 – Promote Gender Equality and Empower Woman (within the next decade) Target 12: Enforce harsher punishments and consequences for abuse of woman (and children). Target 13: Re-evaluate the quota system in respect to the representation of women in all fields and industries. Goal 7 – Develop a Global Partnership for Development (within the next decade) Target 14: Improve trade relations with countries where we are highly dependent on imported goods, resources, raw materials etc. Target 15: Set a higher economic growth target and put in place the necessary measures to achieve them.
The purpose was to increase industrial production and wealth. After
1.0 Introduction Self-evidently the economic development is extremely important to a county. Whether it is to ensure the integrity of the national sovereignty, territorial integrity, military construction or improvement of the national standard of living, all these policies are not able to achieve without economy. As an example The united states, between year 1860 to 1990 also called “Gilded Age” during this period United States had rapidly increased in economy. The millions of immigrants came to the United States from Europe at the meanwhile with rapid development of heavy industry including railways, factories, mining. The output value in the manufacturing during this period increasing sharply from 19 billion dollars to 11.4 billion us dollars; the railway mileage of the 30,000 miles to 250,000 miles; coal production from 10 million tons to 212 million tons; the steel production increased to 1,100 tons from production
The Industrial Revolution impacted the improvement of society in both a positive and negative form, though it’s creation of cheap goods, economy, pollution, and disease. During the revolution, there was a major increase in the number of products, which entails a decrease in prices. First, there is the progress
Industrialization itself brought along many things both positive and negative, some of which are still affecting us as a society today. While some might argue that Industrialization had primarily negative consequences for society because of the harm it did to people of that time, it was actually a positive thing for society. Industrialization’s positive effects were economic prosperity, Efficient, serviceable inventions, and more, and better jobs.
On one side of the coin, the Industrial Revolution came with great benefits in terms of technological and socioeconomic advancements that revolutionized human society for the better. Suddenly, goods became more available and ores like iron and coal were being worked thus causing the economy of areas that were taking advantage of these natural resources to be expanded tremendously. This is supported by the graph shown in document eight which shows the growth of British iron production over the course of the industrial revolution. It shows that in the course of half a century, the British iron output would almost triple and thus the British economy would benefit greatly. In addition, economic advancement would not be the only advancement made
The Industrial Revolution, which occurred between around 1760 and 1820-1840, was a period of transition from hand production methods to machines, new chemical manufacturing and iron production processes, and the use of water and steam power. It led to unprecedented population growth and a rise in average income and population[2]. The growth of industries and factories in Great Britain led to urbanization, overcrowding, and poor living conditions in industrial towns[7]. In the short term, the poor living conditions in industrial towns led to the spread of diseases and illnesses[8]. However, the British government passed several laws and regulations aimed at improving the lives of people living in industrial towns.
The Industrial Revolution was a life changing time. As the world changed in many ways, so did the community and the people that lived in it. There was so much good, yet so much bad that occurred all at one. While some might argue that Industrialization had primarily negative consequences for society because of the filthy and dangerous work places and cities, it was actually a positive thing for society. Industrialization positive effects were increased productivity, technological advancements, and worker reforms.
The Industrial Revolution implemented numerous opportunities to all. Originally, these uprising of events took place in the late 1700s regarding the country of England. As time passed, the term of commercial enterprise, Industrialization, spread throughout different regions and countries. Eventually these matters promoted higher standards for living conditions, which enacted more efficient exploitations to be taken place in that period of time. Industrialization is the conversion of rural ways, to advanced technicalities in manufacturing and other productive economic activities.
Industrial Revolution started in Great Britain and later progressed to the United States between the years 18th and 19th century. The Industrial Revolution marked a great milestone in the world history; various aspects of our day-to-day life were reformed in some way. Humans were transformed from handmade and tools to the assistance of machines. The main purposes for Industrial Revolution happened was peoples want an improvement for their life in order to overcome the hardship during the 18th century. Without the Industrial Revolution, it can be argued that the world today would not have a better standard of living through technology advancements, medication and educations.
What are the causes of the Industrial Revolution? How and why the Industrial Revolution began in England? Introduction :- The Industrial revolution is a historic transformation that changed traditional societies into modern societies.
1.2 Background Females are an integral part of human civilization. No society or country can ever progress without an active participation of female in its general development. The status of female in society is directly linked with social and cultural traditions, stages of economic development achieved, educational levels, attitude of the society towards women, social and religious taboos, women's own awareness and political attainments. Through the centuries, the image and the role of female have been observed and studied in various ways, and the acquired knowledge has been recorded in literature, works of art, religious texts, mythology and codes of social behaviour.