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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | Child Malnutrition in Rajasthan: Study of Tribal Migrant Communities -Pavitra Mohan, Kumaril Agarwal and Priyanka Jain

Child Malnutrition in Rajasthan: Study of Tribal Migrant Communities -Pavitra Mohan, Kumaril Agarwal and Priyanka Jain

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published Published on Aug 17, 2016   modified Modified on Aug 17, 2016
-Economic and Political Weekly

Pavitra Mohan (amrit@aajeevika.org) is the Director of Aajeevika Bureau's Health Services and the co-founder of Basic Healthcare Services. Kumaril Agarwal (kumaril_msw@yahoo.com) was a research associate with Aajeevika Bureau during this study. Priyanka Jain (priyanka.jain@aajeevika.org) is with the Centre for Migration and Labour Solutions, Aajeevika Bureau.

Remote parts of southern Rajasthan such as Udaipur, Dungarpur, Banswara and Rajsamand are characterised by a predominance of tribal groups and a high prevalence of unskilled, male, seasonal outmigration. A study conducted in these parts in 2014 shows high levels of malnutrition among children in this region. It also discusses how socio-economic characteristics translate into severe resource limitations at the household level, primarily in the availability of nutritious food. Mothers are faced by time and energy constraints in providing adequate care to young ones, especially in migrant households. Normalisation of malnutrition in community perception, rooted in the structural deprivations experienced by these communities, further entrenches the problem. The study argues that implementing local solutions and adopting strategic policy reforms can offset these constraints to child nutrition in such tribal areas.

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Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. 51, Issue No. 33, 13 August, 2016, http://www.epw.in/journal/2016/33/special-articles/child-malnutrition-rajasthan.html


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