INDIA EXCLUSION REPORT 2015
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The result of a wide collaboration between institutions and individuals working with disadvantaged communities, this report seeks to inform public opinion about marginalisation in India, and to encourage policies for more inclusive and equitable governance. The report analyses and quantifies exclusion with respect to three essential public goods: urban health; urban water and sanitation; and just working conditions for women. It also profiles groups such as Devadasis, single women, survivors of communal violence or ethnic conflict, and the Jarawa people of the Andamans.
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