Women and pandemic management: A case of Bihar
By: Singh, Mala and Verma, R.K
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BookPublisher: Bihar Journal of Public Administration Description: 17(2), Jul-Dec, 2020: p.635-64.Subject(s): Pandemic, Women-Corona-Warriors, Health-services, Jeevika-didis, ASHA, SHGs, PHCs, hospitals, Bihar| Item type | Current location | Call number | Vol info | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | 17(2), Jul-Dec, 2020: p.635-64 | Available | AR124853 |
Management of pandemic, particularly Covid-19 pandemic, involves both governmental and voluntary efforts. Some new phenomena surfaced during the covid-19 pandemic, among which the enhanced roles of women in fighting the pandemic have been read world over. So is the case with India in general and Bihar in particular. Women in Bihar have shown their strength, enthusiasm and voluntary efforts in the fight against the pandemic, that too amidst adverse conditions and inadequate medical ambience. Women, from both the governmental agencies and voluntary outfits, have contributed in fighting the pandemic a lot in Bihar on one hand and faced the odds caused by the conduits of governance and social system. As such, the present article intends to underline the self-assertive, actinic, enthusiastic and voluntary roles of women in fighting the pandemic amidst adverse and resisting conditions. The examination of their role indicates that they were less cared by health and general administration despite their enthusiastic contribution and also that there is inconsistent and inadequate data base for preparedness. – Reproduced


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