ROLE OF WOMEN IN ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY AND CONSERVATION IN INDIA

In A. K. Verma (ed.), ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY. Prayagraj: Government P.G. College Saidabad, Prayagraj (U.P.). pp. 252-256 (2020)
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Women are significant actors in natural resources management and they are major contributors to environment rehabilitation and conservation. Women are not only knowledgeable about the environment; they are also protective and caring. Women being primarily responsible for domestic and household management interact more intensively with both the natural and built environment. This study was carried out on role of women in environmental security in India with the objective to socio-economic status of women.

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