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Item Child Delivery Practices Among Married Women Aged(15-49) (ACase Studyof Dodhara VDC in Kanchanpur District)(Department of Population Studies, 2010) Upreti, ParbatiThe study on “Child Delivery Practices Among Married Women Aged (15-49)":ACase Study of Dodhara VDC in Kanchanpur District, has been carried out using primary sources of data obtained from 120 respondents of reproductive aged women. The study was conducted at Dodhara VDC of Kanchanpur district in month 2009.There are various problems to achieve the goal of Child Delivery in society. The main purpose ofthis study are: To examine the Socio-economic and demographic status of marriedwomen aged 15-49 years and to find out the safe delivery practices of married women aged 15-49 years. In the study area it has found that socio-economic status of study population was very low. Most of the people in that area are engaged in agriculture and housework. The meanage at marriage of women in the study area is very low. The majority of women aredelivered at home. It has found that literate (college level) used safe delivery while illiterate used unsafe delivery maximum at home. Women yet have to face many complications during the time of delivery. During pregnancy labour and complication Nepali women follow traditional techniques which have harmful effects on health moreover women are more likely to have infectionsbecause of anatomical structures one of the regions in the quality and accessibility to maternal care services in that most of the Nepali women risk in rural areas. In these are as only basic health services are available in very limited areas though some community based services are provided by trained birth attendants, female community Health Volunteers.Item Status of Child Delivery: A Study of Mahendranagar Municipality In Kanchanpur District(Department of Population Studies, 2006) Bhatt, Shankar DattThe study on "Child Delivery: A Study of Mahendranagar Municipality in Kanchanpur District" has been carried out using primary sources of data obtained from 228 respondents of currently married women aged 15-49 years. The study was conducted at Mahendranagar Municipality of Kanchanpur district in February 2006.The main objectives of the research area as follows: To inaugurate practices of safe delivery differential by ethnicity. To examine the safe delivery practices by occupational differential. To assess the safe delivery practices by the level of education of mothers. To examine the safe delivery status by level of availability of media related amenities in the household. Frequency tables, percent distribution and cross tables are used to describe socioeconomic and demographic status of currently married women. Similarly, bi-variate correlation coefficients are used to examine association among dependent and independent variables. Formulations of hypothesis are as follows: On the basis of above literature review and conceptual framework adopted for thisstudy following hypothesis could be formulated. Higher the ethnic hierarchy more will be the practice of safe delivery. More the non-agricultural occupation higher will be the safe delivery practices. Higher the level of education higher the safedelivery practices. Higher the use of media household higher will be the use of safe delivery services. The main findings of the study area are as follows: Brahman and Tharumarried at mean age of 20.6 and 17.3 have mean CEB1.6 and 2.6 respectively. SLC plus respondents married at the mean age of 20.9 and 18.4 have mean CEB 1.6 and 2.6 respectively. Respondents involved in business and wages married at respective age of20.8and 18.3 have CEB 1.6 and 2.1. Respondents in contact with information media are found to have latelymarriedhaving less CEB. Out of different ethnic groups, Brahmans and Tharu used safe delivery place and unsafe delivery place respectively. It was found that (Grade 8-10) used safe delivery (85.53%) while illiterate used unsafe delivery (58.82%). On the basis of occupation the respondents, it was found that those involved in trade/business used maximum safe delivery and those in wages used unsafe delivery. Respondents in exposure to mass media used safe delivery, but those notexposed to mass media have unsafe delivery. Brahmans were found to use safe delivery kit while Tharu were found to use unsafe delivery kit.