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ANNEXURES

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APPENDIX - A

SAMPLE QUESTIONNAIRE FOR NGO

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Area Code: ………… NGO Code: …………….. Q’re Srl. No.: ………………

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“Marketing of Welfare Programs By NGOs for Improving Social and

Economic Conditions of Women” A Request:

Various possible alternatives of some questions are given in the questionnaire.

Select only those alternatives which feels you proper and tick mark ( √ )

against it.

Please provide information wherever specified

1. Name of NGO: …………………………………………………………………………

2. Position of the Respondent: ……………………………………………………………

3. Age & Sex of the Respondent: ……… Yrs. Male / Female

4. NGO Registered in Year:………….. Month: ………………..

5. Actual working started in Year:………….. Month: ………………..

6. No. of persons working in NGO: Office Bearers :…………… Others: …………….

7. Area of Operation (Outreach) of NGO (Pl. tick mark (√)

Local City Taluka

District State All India

8. Do you work for

Only Women. Only Men Both Women & Men

9..Nature of working of NGO

Social Religious Social & Religious

Self Help Group Social & SHG Any Other

10. Which of the following welfare programmes of Govt. of India are marketed by you?

Awareness Generation Programme

Condensed course of Education for women

National Mission for empowerment of women (NMEW)

Coordination of activities of cooperatives for assistance and relief everywhere(CARE)

Support to training & employment programme (STEP)

Any other (Pl specify)

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11. Does your NGO receive Govt. Aid / Grant ?

Yes. No.

12. Welfare Program organised by NGO to improve Social conditions of women.

Religious Functions Health Program Patriotic Functions

Exhibitions Aids in Emergency Legal Consultancy

Govt. Schemes Family Functions Any other …………

13. Welfare Program organised by NGO to improve Economic conditions of women

Sale Campaign Sub Contracting Jobs Form SHGs

Provide H/H articles Temporary Loans ……………..

Any other (pl. specify) ...……………

14. Marketing Strategies adopted / Methods adopted to outreach women Groups

Use of Brochures

Advt. In Newspapers

Arrange Workshops

Use of Local TV channels

Advertisement on Radio

Word of Mouth

Invite Celebrities

Use of Posters

Websites

Any other (pl. Specify)

Thank You for your co-operation

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APPENDIX - B

SAMPLE QUESTIONNAIRE FOR

BENEFICIARY WOMEN

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Area Code: ………… NGO Code: …………….. Q’re Srl. No.: ………………

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“Marketing of Welfare Programs By NGOs for Improving Social and

Economic Conditions of Women”

A Request:

Various possible alternatives of each question are given in the questionnaire. Select only

those alternatives which feels you proper and tick mark ( √ ) against it.

Please provide information wherever specified

1. Name of the Respondent: ……………………………………………………………………

2 (a). Age of the Respondent: ……… Yrs. 2 (b) Married / Unmarried / Widow

3. Education Status:

Illiterate Primary Schooling

HSC Graduate

4. Since when you are associated with this NGO? Year:………….. Month: ………………..

5. Reasons for Joining the NGO:

Self Employment Getting Loan Improving Social Status

6. No. of persons in the family: Total: ……………Male:........... Female:...........

7. No. of Earning Persons:. Total: ……………Male:........... Female:...........

8. Present Occupation:

o Housewife

o Labour

o Technical Job

o Service

o Shop / Business

o Student / Retired / Unemployed

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9. Approximate Monthly Income: Current: Rs. ..…………Before Joining NGO : Rs. ……….

10. After getting associated with this NGO, I noticed following Social improvement:

My family members treat me more respectfully than in the past.

Positive change in attitude of neighbouring people.(Treat more respectfully)

I have created my own identity

I am supported and protected by others in the activity undertaken by me.

My opinions are valued by others.

My level of confidence has been markedly increased.

Any other (Pl specify) .......................................................................

11. After getting associated with this NGO, following Economic Improvements are noticed

by me.

It enabled me to purchase little costlier items such as mobile phone, Computer for my

family.

I could add needy house-hold items wich I could not buy before.

Purchase of a vehicle and / or TV was materialised

Items increasing quality of education for my kids became possible for me.

I can Financially help to my needy friends

Any other (Pl specify) .......................................................................

12. Rank the Benefits enjoyed by you:

Social Recognition.

Greater Exposure to Outside world

Increase in Income (Economic Development)

Economic Freedom.

13. Any other point you would like to mention about your NGO.

............................................................................................................................................................

Thank You for your co-operation

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APPENDIX - C

LIST OF NGOs CONTACTED

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Names of NGOs Contacted for the Survey

Sr.No. Name of the NGO Taluka of NGO

1 Shantai Foundation Ambegaon

2 Snehadeep Sanstha Baramati

3 Daksha –Samuh Bhor

4 Deep-Griha Daund

5 Antoday Pratishthan Haveli

6 Jan-Samvad Indapur

7 Bahujan Asmita Manch Junnar

8 Mahila Sarvangeen Utkarsh

Mandal (MASUM)

Purandar,

9 Sevadham Trust Maval,

10 Streevani Pune City

11 Rashtriya Sarvangin Gram Vikas

Sanstha

Mulshi,

12 Rachana Shirur

13 Chaitanya Khed, Rajguru Nagar,

14 Girivan Charitable Trust Velhe

15 Adhar Pratishthan Pune City

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APPENDIX - D

LIMITATIONS

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Limitations of the Study

The study considers only selected NGOs from Pune city and

surrounding areas only, hence it may not be a representative of other

parts of Maharashtra State.

The study has been limited to only those NGOs which are doing

welfare activities for women.

There is large number of NGOs running in Pune district which are

promoting women welfare activities. However NGOs which are

registered with local / state authorities and members of their national

level organisation (www.ngoindia.gov.in) are considered for the

survey.

Opinions received during the survey are treated as true without any

kind of verifications/confirmation.

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APPENDIX - E

FURTHER SCOPE OF RESEARCH

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Scope for further Research

1. Similar study can be conducted for Urban agglomeration areas

like Pune but on wider scale.

2. Similar study can be conducted for other parameters of women

empowerment like education, health, equal status in the society etc.

3. Similar study can be conducted to investigate whether

government / schemes / funds reach to the direct beneficiaries /

targeted women.

4. Other aspects of equality to women other than socio-economic

factors can also be studied in depth.

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APPENDIX - F

RESEARCH PAPER REFERENCE

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