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Item Impacts of remittance on the migrant households of Jhimruk rural municipality ward no. 4 Pyuthan(Department of Sociology, 2023) Basanta Raj, Pokhrelthe average flow of the remittance on the study area. This study was carried out using both the primary and secondary sources of data. All the primary data were collected through questionnaires. For the primary source of data the researcher selected the study area Jhimruk rural municipality-4 of Pyuthan district where most of the households were engage in the foreign labor migration. From this study it has been found that there are many impacts on the migrant households from the remittance. Mainly there are social and economic impacts found. The households are becoming socially and economically stable by getting remittance. This study mainly includes five chapters. The first chapter introduces the study which consists of general background, Research Question, objectives, significance and organization of the study. The Second chapter concerns with the review of the literature. Likewise, the third chapter includes the research methodology of the study. The fourth chapter introduces the analysis and interpretation of the data, i.e. findings of the study and recommendations on the basis of findings. The fifth chapter includes summary of the major findings and conclusion. The final section presents the references and appendix which is very much important for the validation of the research.Item Role of Remittance in Entrepreneurship Development: A Case Study in Sarangdanda VDC of Panchthar District(Department of Rural Development, 2016) Karki, Dilllee MayaThe research titled, “The Role of Remittance in Entrepreneurship Development in Panchthar District: A Case Study of Sarangdanda VDC of Panchther District”. Having the general objective was to analyze the role of remittance in entrepreneurship development in Sarangdanda VDC of Panchthar District and specific objectives were to examine the status of remittance flow in the study area, also to analyze the utilization of remittance in entrepreneurship and finally, to explore the problems of remittance use for entrepreneurship development. The study was descriptive type with both qualitative and quantitative information. The study was based on primary data which was collected by the researcher herself from the field survey, administering questionnaire and key information interview (KII). The households utilizing their remittance in entrepreneurship were maximum among of wards which was 54 in number. For the status of remittance heading like, destination of foreign employment. Europe was lowest of 6 percent and Malaysia 28 percent. Monthly income of foreign employment was highest in between 40000- 50000 which is 27 percent . Factory worker was highest (35.18) percent in type of job and lowest ( 3.70) percent in house made. System to transfer remittance was highest 55.55 percent of money transfer (IME) and lowest 1.85 percent in finance is wife with having 55.55 percent. 39 percent further investment to utilization of remittance. Utilization of remittance in entrepreneurship development was amount was categories into different heading like amount of remitted fund which has highest in 30000-50000 category .shop, co- operatives, tailoring, kiwi kheti, poultry, dairy, hotel, education, tea industry were the type of entrepreneurship. Shops occupied 22.22 percent which was the highest percent and 3.70 percent was occupied poultry farming. Amount of initial investment was 30000-40000 as highest (64%) percent where as 8 percent was joint. Entrepreneurship activity was maximum 63 percent in fulltime. 59 percent entrepreneurship had no registration and PAN number. Some of the problem of rural entrepreneurship were deficiency of fund, problems of technology, problem of road. In addition to this government policy were not appropriate and great difficulties in working the enterprise.Item Socio-Economic Contribution of Remittance in Rural People A Case Study of Leguwa VDC of Dhankuta District(Department of Rural Development, 2017) Tamang, ManojNepal has been one of the greatest shareholders of global remittance but the issue is how such flows have been used in the lifestyle of before and after receiving remittance at the households. This study conducts contribution of surveying both before and after receiving remittance households in Leguwa VDC of the largest migrant-sending VDC in Dhankuta District, and analyzes the contribution gain resulting from remittance flows and use pattern in the study area. The research was conducted under ‘descriptive and explanatory research design used to fulfill the objectives of the study area. A total no. of households 307 among them there were 91 households were selected by using purposive sampling. Both primary and secondary data were collected from different sources for the research. Primary data were collected through structured questionnaire survey for before and after receiving remittance household. Interview and Key informant interview were also carried out. While secondary data were collected from various published and unpublished information sources i.e. relevant literatures, books, journals, annual reports and other official sources. The majority of migrants are married in this study area which is 82.9 percent. Education status is 82.42 percent literate. The majority of migrant by age and sex in the study area is 41.76 percent which is 30-45 age and male people. The highest proportion (50 percent) of sent money between the range above 30,000 per month and 56 percent people receive remittance by wife/husband which is the highest ratio of receiving remittance in the study area. In the study area the highest expenditure of remittance in education (21.98 percent) and second highest is saving level (20.88 percent) than others. They are used of remittance are paying debt, daily consumption goods, house build and health sector etc. There are many kind of change after receiving remittance like as housing condition which is the pakki house is 5.49 percent before receiving remittance but 16.48 percent pakki house after receiving remittance. They are increase in the food sufficiency after receiving remittance because of improves economic condition. In the study area there are change in the income structure which is 6.59 percent income is before receiving remittance but 21.9 percent income is after receiving remittance.