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An Analysis of Perceptions of Domestic Violence and Efficacy of the Implementation of the PWDV Act (2005) in Bihar

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The present study has been conducted in the rural and urban areas of 9 districts of 9 commissionaries in Bihar. A random sample of 375 families is drawn from different socio-economic backgrounds. The Executive Summary 14 survey covered 190 male, 185 Female and 386 children in the targeted panchayat. In all targeted panchayats local service providers (161) like- AWW, ASHA, schoolteachers and PRI representatives’ like- ward members, ward panch were interviewed. Concerned officials at block, district and state level were also interviewed (Block and district level stakeholders 21 and state level stakeholders 10).

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  • CARE India, 2016. "An Analysis of Perceptions of Domestic Violence and Efficacy of the Implementation of the PWDV Act (2005) in Bihar," Working Papers id:10951, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:10951
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