2. Social Development - The Concept
Tamilnadu Social Development Report 2000 10 Social Watch, Uruguay (using inputs from mass movements and development networks across the globe) has developed “An index of Fulfilled Commitments” (made by Governments in the 1995 Global Summit).
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dotcue.netTamilnadu Social Development Report 2000 200 References: • ”Policy Note 2000-2001”, Adi-Dravidar and Tribal Welfare Department, GOTN, 2000 • V. Saravanan, “Impact of welfare programmes on the tribals in Tamilnadu”,
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