Child Labour and NGO*s (With Case Studies)

Child labour is an unforgivable waste of precious talents and assets for the future growth. It stands in the way of the democratic mode of life since children at drudgery cannot grow up to enlightened citizens. Child labour has been a problem with us for many centuries. It was hoped that with the advent of freedom in 1947 this evil would be eradicated. To narrow the overall class of NGOs down a first stage: in the mid 20th century. Nation Stage Governments began to hive off public functions that were previously the responsibility of government departments, to newly established bodies set up in ways that insulated them from political criticism. This book reliable one stop reference on all issues pertaining to child labour and NGOs.

Table of Contents:
Defence of Child Labour
Government Policy of Child Labour
Role of NGOs
The Appropriateness of 'Participatory Management' for NGOs
The Context for the Development of Social Welfare NGOs
NGOs in the Era of Globalization
A Challenge for Rural Development in 21st Century
Poverty, Rural Development and Participation in Asia
Population Growth and the Food Crisis
Child Care Assistance Options for Small Businesses
Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction
Child Welfare

Ravindra B. Prasad, b. 1963, Asst. Professor at Jaglal Choudhary College, obtained his all higher qualifications from Patna University, B.A. (Hons) and M.A in political science and M.Phil from Delhi University, qualified UGC NET. He is working in same capacity for last twelve years on permanent basis. At present he is also pursuing his Ph.D from Magadh University. He has made detailed study on child labour and NGO and is also associated with an NGO of State repute.