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Item Contribution of Tharu Women in household Economy (A Case Study of Ishworpur Village Development committee of Sarlahi District, Nepal)(Department of Economics, 2008) Aerika KharelNot availableItem Economic Impact of Tunnel Based Tomato Production on Household Economy (A Case study of Annapurna Rural Municipality)(Department of Economics, 2019) Subedi, ManjuEconomic development is the backbone of the development of a nation.According to the World Bank ' Agriculture is the main sources of food, income and employment for the majority'. In Nepal, the outcome from the agriculture is limited and employment opportunities are rare in the rural areas and also the agriculture production is not increasing sufficient in comparison with other countries. Now a days, cash crops like tomato plantation in Tunnel is in practice. So, the study on Economic Impact of Tunnel based Tomato Production on Household Economic is carried out. It has been conducted in Annapurna rural municipality ward no 2 of Kaski district. It aims to analyse the present situation of the tomato plantation, to determine the trend of tomato production and to describe the problems and prospect of tomato production. Survey, analytic and descriptive method has been adopted to conduct the study for convenience. Out of 277 household 64 were randomly has been selected using simple random sampling technique and data were collected with the help of questionnaire and interview. The major findings of this study are: adult females and academically literate people were involved in the tomato plantation using their own land. Tomato production had generated more income than others crops but it was not more productive in long run in the same field. Respondents were aware about the changes of the society and new trends. The income generated from tomato was properly utilize in productive sectors. Nematode,white fly and leaf minor are major pest and late blight, viral complexes were the major diseases of tomato in the study area.Insecticide was not much needed in the tomato plantation but both fertilizers,compost and chemical were equally required in the production of tomato plantation.Farmers were benefited from the tomato plantation but flexible time schedule and price of selling was not satisfactory. Lack of transportation, lack of technician, low price level, problem of markets and lack of irrigation were the main problems of tomato plantation in the study area. Finally, they argued that the program helped them to solve migration problem and unnecessary tea talk of the study area. Last but not the list, more number of farmers need to encourage in this type of vegetables production and similar studied should be conducted and outcomes should be implemented.Item Impact of Remittance in Household Economy (A Case Study of Bheerkot Municipality, Syangja District)(Department of Economics, 2018) Rijal, Yagye PurushNot availableItem Role of Foreign Employnment on Household Economy: A Study of Kanyam Village of Suryodaya Municipality, Ilam(Department of Rural Development, 2018) Neupane, AbhimanyuRole of Foreign Employment on Household Economy: A Study of Kanyam Village of Suryodaya Municipality, Ilam is representative vision of the reality. The specific objectives of the study are: to excess the socio-cultural and economic background of the study area , to identity the causes of international labor migration and to analyze effect of migration in the study area. The research design was adopted in this study is exploratory as well as descriptive types. The data obtained through the design was qualitative as well as quantitative in nature.This study was based on both primary and secondary sources of data, because only one method was sufficient and convenient for the agglomeration of information. Most of the individuals are inspired by others and less is inspired by self to go to foreign employment. They get information from different means of sources such as friends and relatives, local broker, newspaper, manpower agency, radio/TV etc. Few numbers of them go to foreign employment through their self attempt but most of them go through manpower agency and friends to the destination country such as South Korea, Qatar, Saudi Arab, Malaysia, Dubai, Oman, Kuwait, Israel and Bahrain which shows most of the individuals use to depend on manpower agency and friend to go to foreign employment. As a result of it, most of the individuals are cheated by manpower company, friends and relatives and working company in one way or the other by not giving mentioned job, giving low salary and not giving over-time job as mentioned before, not sending in time, not giving salary in time and taking more money as determined by the government. Out of total sending remittance some portion utilize in productive enterprises indicates migrant workers are, to some extent, perceived as important agents of investors who invest some sums of money, experience, skills and knowledge in enterprises in the country of origin as per the develop-mentalists perspective. But on the contrary as per the migration pessimists perspective, migrant workers lock themselves into a semi-permanent role of supplying labor for the dirty, difficult, and dangerous (3D) jobs such as cleaner, plumber, house worker, security guard, factory worker and so on in the receiving countries and huge portion of remittances earning by them are mainly spent on conspicuous consumption and consumptive investments (such as houses, buying land), and rarely invested in productive enterprises. Although, they all are temporary which creates dependency would remain no longer so it might be harmful for Nepal.