The laborious challenge of enhancing women’s participation in India’s workforce

Topics: Gender Weltweit | International Trade Union Policy
| Created by Nandita Mondal

Indian women’s participation in the labour market is low and falling, despite numerous policies and interventions from government and other agencies. Nandita Mondal examines the issue from a societal perspective.

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