Examensarbeit, 2016
165 Seiten
This study aims to investigate the socio-economic impact of remittances on forward migrant households of Tibetan refugees in India. It seeks to analyze the role of remittances in improving the living standards and overall well-being of these households.
The first chapter provides an introduction to the study, discussing the global context of migration and its impact on development. It delves into the specificities of Tibetan refugee migration in India, highlighting the role of remittances. Chapter 2 reviews relevant literature on remittances, focusing on global studies, studies in India, and those related to Tibetan refugees.
Chapter 3 outlines the methodology employed in the study, including the research design, data collection methods, and statistical analysis techniques. Chapter 4 provides a detailed profile of the study area, discussing the historical background of Tibetan refugees in India and their socio-economic conditions.
Chapter 5 presents the analysis and interpretation of the findings, including data on the assistance provided by various organizations, the education and health status of Tibetan refugees, and the socio-economic characteristics of forward migrants and their remittances.
The study focuses on the socio-economic impact of remittances on forward migrant households of Tibetan refugees in India. Key terms include migration, development, remittances, human capital, financial capital, social capital, Tibetan refugees, India, and socio-economic conditions.
Remittances from abroad have significantly enhanced the livelihood of Tibetan refugees, providing financial capital that improves education, health, and overall living standards.
A forward migrant in this context refers to a Tibetan refugee who, after settling in India, migrates further to developed countries like Canada, the USA, or European nations for better job opportunities.
Increased awareness and India's economic opening in the 90s helped refugees realize they could achieve faster individual and community growth by seeking higher-paying jobs in North America and Europe.
Funds sent home are often invested in the education of younger generations in exile, thereby increasing the social and professional capital of the Tibetan diaspora in India.
Despite five decades of settlement, refugees face challenges related to their legal status, economic limitations, and the constant need to manage and utilize remittances effectively for long-term stability.
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