Table 4. Distribution of the Sample Respondents Sanjay Kanti Das et al. Self Help Groups as an Empowerment Model: Perceptions of Direct Stakeholders. American.

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Table 4. Distribution of the Sample Respondents Sanjay Kanti Das et al. Self Help Groups as an Empowerment Model: Perceptions of Direct Stakeholders. American Journal of Rural Development, 2013, Vol. 1, No. 5, doi: /ajrd © The Author(s) Published by Science and Education Publishing. Profile of Sample Respondents Socio-economic Profile of Group membersNumber (Percentage) Gender of SHG Member Male24 (54.5%) female20 (45.5%) Age Below 30 yr11 (25%) yr12 (27.3%) 40 & above21 (47.7%) Caste of Group Members General22 (50%) Schedule Caste13 (29.5%) Schedule Tribes7(15.9%) Others2 (4.5%) Social Status of Group Members Most Backward Community3 (6.8%) Backward Community27 (61.4%) Forward Community14 (31.8%) Economic Status of Group Members Below Poverty Level15 (34.1%) Green Card Holder7 (15.9%) Job Card Holder4 (9.1%) Others18 (40.9%) Duration of Membership in SHG 1-4 yr17 (38.4%) 4-5 yr15 (34.1%) 5-6 yr4 (9.1%) Above 6 yr8(18.2%) Literacy Level of Group Members Primary 9 (20.5%) Below 10th Std.4 (9.1%) 10th Std.11 (25%) Above 10th Std.20 (45.5%) Annual Income of Group Members Upto Rs. 50 Thousand25 (56.8%) Rs. 50- Rs. 1 lakhs19 (43.2%) Profile of Other Stakeholder Nationality of Other StakeholdersIndian34(100%) Nature of Promoting Organisation Govt. Depts.7 (20.6%) Other Govt. Agencies19 (55.9%) NGO- Universal1 (2.9%) NGO- Nation hood3 (8.8%) NGO-Region hood2 (5.9%) NGO- Statehood2 (5.9%) Place of Location of Stakeholders AssamPromoter= 18(52.9%); Donor= 6(60%); FI= 4 (33.3%); Total= 28(50%) Outside Assam but within NER Promoter= 2(5.9%); Donor= 2(20%); Total= 4(7.14%) Outside NERPromoter= 14(41.2%); Donor= 2(20%); FI= 8 (66.7%); Total= 24(42.86%) Nature of Programme/ Project of Stakeholders SGSYPromoter= 19(55.9%); Donor= 3(30%); FI= 12 (100%); Total =34 (60.71%) OthersPromoter= 15(44.1%); Donor= 7(70%); Total=22(39.29%) Nature of Promotion by Stakeholders FinancialPromoter= 18(52.9%); Donor= 1(10%); FI= 11 (91.7%); Total =30 (53.57%) BothPromoter= 16(47.1%); Donor= 9(90%); FI= 1 (8.3%); Total = 26(46.43%) Recovery Percentage of SHG Promoted by Different Stakeholders Below 25%Nil 25-50%Donor= 6(60%); Total= 6(27.27%) 50-75%FIs= 10(83.3%); Donor=4(40%); Total= 14(63.64%) Above 75%FIs= 2 (16.7%); Total=2 (9.09%) Impact Assessment by Stakeholders NoPromoter= 27(79.4%); Donor= 5(50%); FI= 12 (100%); Total = 39(69.64%) YesPromoter= 7(20.6%); Donor= 5(50%); Total = 12(21.43%) Quality Assessment Conducted by Stakeholders NoPromoter= 23(67.6%); Donor= 6(60%); FI= 9 (75%); Total = 38(67.86%) YesPromoter= 11(32.4%); Donor= 4(40%); FI= 3 (25%); Total = 18(32.14%) Performance Assessment Conducted by Stakeholders NoPromoter= 15(44.1%); Donor= 4(40%); FI= 5 (41.7%); Total = 24(42.85%) YesPromoter= 19(55.9%); Donor= 6(60%); FI= 7 (58.3%); Total = 32(57.14%) Nature of Donor Organisation Govt. Dept5 (50%) Trust3 (30%) NGO2 (20%) Nature of Financial Institution Public Sector FI9 (75%) RRBs3 (25%) Source: Compiled from the Questionnaire