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Membership Based Organizing of Poor Women: Reflections After an Exposure and Dialogue Program with SEWA In Gujarat, India, January 2005

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Renana Jhabvala, Ravi Kanbur, Nidhi Mirani, Karl Osner, Carol Richards
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  • Title of Report: Membership Based Organizing of Poor Women: Reflections After an Exposure and Dialogue Program with SEWA In Gujarat, India, January 2005
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