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100			_aJajoo, Ulhas
245			_aJowar Rural Health Insurance Scheme: in the spirit of Sarvodaya
260			_c2004
300			_ap.3184-188.
362			_a10 Jul
520			_aThis article describes the trajectory of moral and social upliftment of villagers in the Sevagram region of Maharashtra that had its roots from the initiation and success of a micro health insurance scheme first introduced to ensure uniform health care to the poor and needy in a Nagpur village. With its increasing acceptance across more villages, the scheme was extended to cover income generation programmes as well as women's self-help groups addressing the village as one social unit for development. At the next stage, the health insurance scheme moved towards action-oriented individuals who could play leadership roles in the community. This empowerment and leadership conferred on select individuals helped initiate the anti-liquor movement in the villages around Sevagram. - Reproduced.
650			_aHealth services
650			_aSocial security
700			_aBhan, Anant
773			_aEconomic and Political Weekly
909			_a61522
999			_c61522 _d61522