Accounting And Auditing Procedures of SHGs Under NRLM Scheme - Das, Sankar;Biswas, Bappaditya
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Self-help groups in India have their roots in the Self-Empower Women Association (SEWA), which Ella Bhatt founded in 1972 with the intention of increasing the income of low-income and independent women workers.Through SHG Bank Linkage Project (SBLP), NABARD and the Reserve Bank of India permitted SHGs to create savings bank accounts in banks. The study has given an overview about the accounting practices, as well as auditing procedures followed by the SHGs in West Bengal. The findings of the study offer strategic recommendations for SHGs to maintain the transparency of books of accounts and also ensures their better operations in the West Bengal.…mehr

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Self-help groups in India have their roots in the Self-Empower Women Association (SEWA), which Ella Bhatt founded in 1972 with the intention of increasing the income of low-income and independent women workers.Through SHG Bank Linkage Project (SBLP), NABARD and the Reserve Bank of India permitted SHGs to create savings bank accounts in banks. The study has given an overview about the accounting practices, as well as auditing procedures followed by the SHGs in West Bengal. The findings of the study offer strategic recommendations for SHGs to maintain the transparency of books of accounts and also ensures their better operations in the West Bengal.
Autorenporträt
Mr. Sankar Das, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Dinabandhu Mahavidyalaya, holds 10 years of teaching and research experience.Mr. Bappaditya Biswas, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, University of Calcutta, holds 15 years of teaching and research experience, specializing in Microfinance and MSME.