Socio-Economic Empowerment of Tribal Women‟s Through SHGS: A Case Study Kodagu District in Karnataka

The Self Help Group (SHG) has developed from the poverty initiatives. SHGs bring together people with common experiences planned socio economic development, Women have not achieved success, especially rural women and also tribal women in many parts of the country lead the SHG, have cognizable success in bringing women into main stream of decision making, family and financial oriented activities. In India, many SHGs are 'linked' to banks for the delivery of micro credit. The government is focusing on their participation in rural development and Economic developmental activities with tribal women. SHGs have made important contributions to the economic development of tribal women family unit and the economic development of the financial system. SHGs plays a significant role in empowering tribal women by progressive their socio-economic condition, decision making power and weakly/monthly money regular change capability structure. The Self Help generally refers to groups that involve people who have similar needs, and are operated on informal and non-profit basis. SHGs are member-based microfinance intermediaries inspired by external technical support that lie between informal financial market actors like and formal actors like (SKRDP)microfinance institutions in Karnataka state. This paper focuses on-To study the socio-economic background of the tribal women beneficiaries and their family characteristics. To analyses the income and savings pattern of the Self Help Groups tribal women members. The study used primary data and secondary data for analysis according to the research paper set out in the result and findings of the study.