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Despite the number of children involved, the needs and interests of migrant children are largely absent from mainstream debates on child protection, child labour and migration. Children are affected both directly when children move alone and along with their parents and indirectly when children are left behind by parent's. Children and adolescents must matter in migration policies and debates. Children and adolescents affected by migration are particularly vulnerable and should receive special protection. The SHRAM publication this month features two case studies by Aajeevika Bureau one is Towards a Greater Financial Inclusion of Migrants and the other is Financial Behaviour Study. The SHRAM Research papers section highlights papers on how children are impacted due to migration.
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1. Financial Behaviour Study
Aajeevika Bureau
The aim of the study was to gather data that will aid in the building of financial services products and processes, as well as to bridge the knowledge gaps concerning financial behaviour of the migrant population within these Blocks.
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2. Towards a Greater Financial Inclusion of Migrants
Rupal Kulkarni
With the help of detailed case studies from southern Rajasthan, this paper examines how seasonal migrant workers and their families manage many such socially recognized risks; What are some of the informal coping mechanisms that households employ to reduce vulnerabilities induced by migration?
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2. Migration and Education: Child Migrants in Bangladesh
Laura Giani
The paper examines the rural-urban migration patterns of children who move to Dhaka city, Bangladesh, either on their own or with their parents. It explores the consequences that the migration process driven by economic and social reasons has on children\'s education. The paper is based on a critical review of the available literature on child labour in Bangladesh and of academic studies on child labour migration
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Accompany Rupal Kulkarni’s Report on “Towards a Greater Financial Inclusion of Migrants” with case studies from Rajasthan. The Data hub with 2001 Census data shows migration from Rajasthan to other states. Explore the Data Hub for more info.
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1. Workshop on Plight of Migrant Workers Organized by Adhikar
Adhikar
The workshop on plight of migrant workers, organized by Adhikar, was held on 30th October 2015 at the DRDA Conference Hall, Khordha.The workshop started with the opening remarks by Senior Employee of Adhikar Ms. Malaya Manjari Mishra. Ms. Mishra briefed about the Aims, Objectives and Agenda of the Workshop.
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3. March Towards Livelihood Development
PEPUS
Under the Migrant Worker Support Program, for migrant workers and their families work security, several village level awareness programmes are being conducted by SSK Lalgopalganj in 50 Panchayats of Kaudihar block covering 200 villages.
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4. Aid for Cremation Secured Through SSK Initiative
PEPUS
Under the Migrant Worker Support Program, several village level awareness programmes are being conducted by SSK Muratganj at the behest of PEPUS. Through village level meetings migrant workers and their families are being provided information about several social security and welfare schemes
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