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Item Open Defecation Free Declaration Campaign in Nepal A Case Study of Dhamauli VDC In Rupandehi(Faculty of Rural Development, 2014) Gautam, Sunil KumarThis research entitled "Open Defecation Free Declaration Campaign in Nepal; A Case Study of Dhamauli VDC" was conducted in Dhamauli VDC of Rupandehi district. The sanitation improvement issue is very emerging in Nepal to achieve the millennium development goal. Though, the government agencies like VDC, V-WASH-CC, NGO are working but sanitation status is very poor in the Dhamauli VDC so the area was selected for research. The main objective of this research was to analyze on an Open Defecation Free Declaration Campaign in Nepal with specific objectives; to find out the status of toilet construction; to find out the status of toilet utilization and to find out the level of people awareness in Dhamauli VDC. There are 3010 households in Dhamauli VDC. Out of the total 54 household from 4 wards were selected randomly. Primary information was collected through structured questionnaire, direct interview and field observation and secondary sources were also used. Collected information was tabulated and analyzed using simple statistical tools like ratio, percentage, bar chart etc. The main finding of this research indicates that, Dhamauli VDC is still back in sanitation campaign. All household have not been constructed toilet even they are supporting by different agencies. The people who have already constructed toilet are also not using it properly. They are not well aware on sanitation issues. Maximum people are using soil for hand wash after the toilet use. They are not ready to adopt a national slogan "One house, One Toilet" by heart. However more than 60% household have been constructed toilet but they think it was due to social pressure or obligation by government. The sanitation campaign can't be successful in practice until the people realize its importance for their health and happiness. So, the research highly recommends for more intervention to improve people's awareness level rather than pressure or obligation for sanitation improvement program in Nepal. There are some issues which need additional researches like, cause of people's negligence in sanitation issues, effects after sanitation improvement and implementation status of national policies on sanitation.Item Problems and Prospects of Tourism in Lumbini(Faculty of Rural Development, 2014) Gyawali, AmritaNepal has unequal ecological and natural environment variation ranging from the tarai plains to mountain and high Himalayas representing richness in biological and cultural diversity. It has been found that the area has huge potential of tourism development as in other destination of the country like Biodiversity, endangered fauna like crocodile and python etc. And their habitat, natural scenario, fishing, cultural and religious tourism etc have been found great potentialities of attracting various nature tourist. The study problem and prospect of tourism in Lumbini was carried out with the objective to analyze socio-economic situation around Lumbini anf problem and prospect of tourism in Lumbini Madhubani VDC ward 7 has been selected for the study. 17 local people, 17 hotel owner and 17 tourist were interviewed using different sampling methods. Tourism industry has several problems and prospects in Lumbini. Geographically Lumbini is situated about 327 km southwest from ktm, 175 km southwest from pokhara, 25 km from Sunauli (Nepal India border) and 22 km west from Bhairahawa. To reduce the overall poverty through creation of income and employment generating activities is the key sector. We find from tourism sector. At the exiting tourism development approach in Lumbini. The potentiality and essentiality of tourism in Lumbini is really natural, cultural, religious for all Nepalese. It is also near from major cities of Nepal (Butwal Bhairahawa) as well as has high accessibility. From results of the study shows there is a great potentiality for tourism in Lumbini. In spite of its strength , like transportation facilities, rich biodiversity, cultural diversity and religious values etc. the area has not been found properly developed due to weakness like lack of awareness, negligence of government, economic deficiency lack of publicity and promotion etc. In the study area, economic gain, utilization of local resources improvement on livelihood, publicity of the area, conservation of culture etc. have been found to be opportunity of tourism development of the area. Along with this threats on biodiversity, change in religion, prostitution and other negative impacts are observed in the area.Item Role of Women in Household Decision Making׃ A Case Study of Devdaha VDC of Rupandehi District, Nepal(Faculty of Rural Development, 2014) Bhoortel, Bijaya DevThe study is prepared entitled “Role of Women in Household Decision Making: A Case Study of Devdaha VDC, Rupandehi” with main objective to examine the decision making role of women in Devdaha VDC, Rupandehi district. Beside this, other specific objectives were to classes out the factors that determine the household decision making and to explain women’s involvement in different activities at household level. This study was based on descriptive as well as explanatory research design. The present study was conducted among women aged 15-60 years and resident of Devdaha VDC of Rupandehi District. All the women aged 15-60 years were selected and defined as the population of this study. A structured questionnaire was prepared to collect the information related to different dimensions of the role of women in household decision-making. This study was limited to household decision making of women at Devdaha VDC in Rupandehi and confined to Nepalese women's participation scenario and the status of women in terms of household decision-making. Majority of the women were found depend on agriculture .Second occupation was service and business as the third occupation. Majority of the respondents were found from the nuclear family. Forty percent respondents were were from Brahmins followed by Chhetri (25 percent). The results show that 13.33 percent of male, 20 percent of female and 13.33 percent of both made decisions regarding purchase of rice. The study found that women were ahead in deciding to purchase of agricultural goods. They were actively participating in buying agricultural products but they were dominated by males in selling decisions. As regard to the decision related to the selection of crops to plant, male dominates except in case of rice variety. In the context of the decisions relating to education of the children sand buying of books and stationeries for children, most of the decisions were made by the males. Majority of the respondents replied that they had participated on deciding which school to admit their children together. The analysis indicates that the role of women goes on decreasing as the size of loan becomes bigger. Relating to the decision on participating in training programs, only few respondents stated that they themselves decided to join the training. Majority of them said that the final decision was made by husband and father in laws. Though (30-60) year's age group seems lower educational status but there decision-making power was found stronger than (15-30) year’s age group, it might be the reason of their experiences and maturity. Respondents with land ownership were found strong in decision-making power but who have no land in their own name were found weak. The study found that literate and educated women are involved in self decision making which reveals that 'higher the education, higher will be the decision making power. From the analysis of data it has been concluded that women in Devdaha VDC are positively involved in communication about household matters, conversely there was low participation of women in household decision making.