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Item Access and barriers on maternal health of Magar women(Department of Sociology, 2019) Rana, Shyam BahadurAvailable with full textItem Causes and Consequences of Domestic Violence Against Magar Women A Study of Semi Urban Area of Nawalparasi(Central Department of Sociology, 2016) Panthee, AshsehNot availableItem Early Marriage and Health Status of Magar Women(Department of Population Education, 2021) Sen, UshaIn this study entitled “Early Marriage and Health Status of Magar Women in Sunchahari Rural Municipality of Rolpa District”. In this research the researcher has interests in the study the Women in different effects of early marriage on women’s health. This descriptive study was carried out for the fulfillment of three objectives such as to analyze the socio demographic characteristics of Magar women, to find out the cause of the early marriage and to identify the effect of early marriage on women’s health status. Information was drawn from 150 out of 638 married Magar women under the age of 20 years by using structured interview. The respondents were selected through simple random sampling method and under which lottery method was used and descriptive analysis and interpretations of the data was done based on quantitative discussion. In this study, 43.33 percent respondents had got married due to their tradition and 23.33 percent women got married due to lack of education. Most of the females of the selected area had gotten married before the age of seventeen. Similarly, the majority of the mothers had been pregnant under the age of 19. About 76 percent respondents were illiterate and only 24 percent were literate. The socioeconomic status of women was also poor. In conclusion, it was found that the main causes of early marriage were tradition, lack of education, poverty, low socio economic status of women etc. To reduce the rate of early marriage, it is necessary to promote their educational and socio-economic status. In addition to this, it is also equally important to give them knowledge about the risk factors of early pregnancy, which tends to bring risk in maternal and child health through different programs. It is necessary to remove their traditional concept towards marriage and pregnancy with the effective and educational programs.Item Fertility behaviours of Magar women in Tanahunsur VDC of Tanahun District, Nepal(Department of Anthropology, 2017) Tripathee, PrabhaThis study deals with "Fertility Behaviours of Magar Women in Tanahunsur VDC of Tanahun District, Nepal." To complete this study primary and secondary data were collected. Only 99 respondents of Magar community of Tanahunsur VDC were taken to examine the relation of fertility with socio-economic and demographic variables. The specific objectives of this study are socio-economic and demographic characteristics of ever married women of aged (15-49) to assess the relationship between fertility and specific socio-economic variables as education, occupation, landholding size and also to study the relation with fertility (CEB) and some demographic variables like to age at marriage, child less experience and knowledge of family planning methods. Among the total sample population 46.3 percent were male and 53.6 percent were female. Out of the total population of both sexes of aged 5 years and above the literacy rate was accounted 84.9 percent and 15.1 percent were illiterate. Similarly, among the total population aged 5 years and above, 28.8 percent were involved in agriculture. Majority of the respondent were married at the age of 20 years which is accounted 48.5 percent. Magar community 98 (99.0) percent were married and only 1 (1.0) percent were widow. About 13.5 percent of the respondents had child loss experience. As the total number of 99 respondents100 percent had heard of family planning methods. The mean number of CEB was found to be 2.3 in Magar community. The number of CEB was found in increasing order with increasing aged of women within (45-49) age group had highest mean CEB of 3.3 per women. In this research, only about the Magar community of Tanahunsur VDC Tanahun has been studied. This type of study can be done in other area of Nepal taking the large study area applying different analysis method. This type of study may produce different new result and probably that result can describe the fertility behaviour of the people of Nepal in various ways.Item Impact of upallo kwang program in Magar women in Thulolumpek; A case study of ward no:4, Gulmi district, Nepal(Department of Rural Development, 2018) Adhikari, Hari BhaktaThis study entitled “Impact of Upallo Kwang Program in Magar Women in Thulolumpek; A case study of ward No: 4, Gulmi district, Nepal” was carried out in Upallo Kwang Community of Gulmi district. The study had discussions with women beneficiaries of scheme and key stakeholders at scheme and community levels as whole households are taken as sampled. Quantitative Household Questionnaires and Qualitative Key Informant Interviews were used to collect the data. The study was established examine and analyze the impact of Community water supply scheme on women empowerment. . The specific objectives are as follows: a) Analyze changes in women's economic, political & social status after water supply. b) Explore problems facing by women related to water supply project. c) Assess women’s involvement in the project In conclusion, the thesis argues that abstract writing in English is essential but that Government, Donors, DDC and VDC should make best strategies and should properly implement and timely monitoring for participation women in training and awareness program. Make plan for sustainability of water supply and sanitation scheme from the beginning of the scheme. To sustain rural water supply scheme should give attention in operation and maintenance fund, linkage with income generating activities. And should promote female candidate in maintenance worker/ care taker. DDC and VDC should play a proactive role to fulfill remaining demand of the people in this village by mobilizing the community, developing own program and/or inviting donor in the village. Political parties should pay more attention to participate of women in politics. They should make programs or plans to attract maximum women in political parties which help to empower women. People should introduce high value product in terms of Income Generating Activities. Always traditional farming system couldn’t go ahead unless introduction of new locally adaptable high value feasible species. A household level awareness and concealing program on gender is essential to the whole villagers so that the women can equally in involved in the household decision making process.Item Marriage Practices among Magars: A Study at Gunjanagar Chitawan District(Department of Sociology, 2011) Sharma, TirthaNot availableItem Socio Economic Status of Magar Women in Lama Dada Village: A Case Study in Arkha VDC of Pyuthan District(Department of Rural Development, 2017) Mahatara, MadhavA thesis entitled"Socio Economic Sattus of Magar Women in LamadadaVillage: A Case Study in Arkha VDC of Pyuthan District".The mainobjective of the study is to identify socio-economic condition of Magar peopleof Arkha V.D.C. VDC. Due to the time and other limiting factors to study allthe aspects of Magar was not possible. So, some problems are specified as aform of research question and specific objectives. This study is based ondescriptive analysis cum exploratory research. Both primary and secondarydata have been used in this study and in the case of nature of data bothquantitativeas well as qualitative data were used. The study shows 7(14.56%) families, work as wage laborer for theirlivelihood. There are 2(4.16%) families, who involve in services. Similarly,1(2.08%) families are involved in Business/ Sales and 1(2.08%) families workas carpenter. This table indicates that Magars in the study area are mainlyfarmers. The study shows that all households grow maize, millet, wheat,mustard etc. Paddy products are 24.96 percent, potato and Card mom products12.48 percent. Maize, wheat and millet are grown by all household.Similarlya mustard product is 83.2 percent. Maize and millet is sown in the same land.Similarly wheat and mustard grow in same land and same time. The studyshows that out of 48 households 41.46 percent have 0-5 ropanies Bari whereas29.12 percent have6-10 ropanies, 14.56 percent have 11-15 ropanies, 10.4percent have 16-20 ropanies and 4.16 percent have above ropanies Bari. Asregards the Khet, only 20 percent have their own Khet. Among them 12.48percent have 0-5 ropanies Khet whereas 6.64 percent have 6-10 ropanies.There is no land to all the households in Khet. The study shows that 6 households (13.33 %) have food sufficiency for up tothree months. It is meant that those families have to depend on wage earningfor more than 9 months. The study shows that only 18 households have goodsufficiency of the total households. In case of insufficiency of food grains ofthe total households 4.44 percent get additional support from different serviceseg. Peon, servant and army, 2.22 percent form business/sales and 48.89percent from wage labor. Every household have to depend upon more than thesources of additional resources during insufficiency of food grains. Theresearchshowsthat themajordecisionsrelatedtoamountofmoney tobespent on the purchase of machines and small agricultural implements byrespondents is high. It was found that 83%of the respondents were fullyinvolved inmajordecisionmakingabout themoney tobespent forpurchaseof seeds and 27.3% respondents were partially involved.Only2%of thewomen heads of the family independently take the decision.The role ofwomen respondents in thepurchaseof the farmmachinerywas 100%.Therespondentsweregivenno importance especiallywhendecisionsweremaderegardingbuyingof agriculturalimplements. Thefindingshowedthatwomenoftheseareasweredependentonforestasasourceoffodderandwereboughtthefodderfor their livestock. Women’sroleintheproductionofcropsandharvesting is very important. In the rest of the activities related toincrease toproductionandharvesting, the involvement of women isalmost.Mendominated inmajorityof thefarmdecisions inruralfamilies. Decisionsrelated to buying and selling of land,machines andother agriculturalimplements; improvementsofharvestand livestockmanagementweremainlytakenbyheadof thefamily.Item Socio-Cultural Change in Magars: A Study at Salyan District(Department of Sociology, 2017) Budha, Teeka kumariNot available