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Item Contribution of Remittance in Rural Poverty Reductiona Case Study of Bhingri Vdc, Pyuthan District(Faculty of Rural Development, 2017) Rokaya, Ram ChandraThe present thesis entitled "Contributionof remittance in RuralPovertyReduction: A Case studyof Bhingri VDC ofPyuthanDistrict is the partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree ofmaster of art in Rural Development. The general objective of the study is to examine thecontribution of the general poverty scenario. Analyze the nature the extent of remittance incomeand impact of remittanceincome in the household in Rural Poverty Reduction. The present study was conducted in the area of foreign remittance with special emphasis on theRole of remittance onruraleconomy. For the Propose of the study. The researchers analyzed theRural Economy of those rural household whose members were living abroad and sendingremittance to their families. For thepresent research, a sample of 63households was selected byusing the Technique of Systematicsampling methods. The tool for data collection was interviewsschedule because in rural areas. Mostly people were illiterate and less educated. After datacollection the analysis was done manually. For the analysis of the data, tables, frequencies andpercentage were used. The expenditure pattern of sample households indicates that remittance earning is mostly beingused for non-productive areas such as in real estate and household consumption. This studyrevealed that there is no significant impact of remittance in the establishment of businesses andsaving in bank by employee households. This trend need immediate amend by bringingappropriate policy measures to encourage remittance recipient households to use their money inproductive areas. .The finding of the study revealed the foreign remittance greatly influences theruraleconomy of the emigrant's families and improve their living standard andruraleconomy affairs. It was foundthat majority of the respondents 57 percent emigrants were married and most of theemigrant'sfamilies depended upon remittance. Migration rate was increased during last fiveyears as 36 Themain medium to get foreign employment was worker agency with 57.40 percent and they areexploiting because of lack of knowledge. Both government and employee should aware about it.The source of financing for foreign employment from loan is 68.51 percent, it shows that foreignemployee is extremely poor and their access in financial sector is very low. In this situation,government should implement poverty reduction programmer and increase financial access. Percentpeople were migrated. Relationship of the emigrants families were changed with theirrelatives after emigration because of a positive change inrural economy reduction of emigrant'sfamilies. If we see social economic impact of remittance than we come to know that emigrant'sfamilies totally changed their life style after emigration and they spent remittance on purchasedproperty and business. Results show that migration do not have on impact only on Ruraleconomy of the emigrant's families but also greatly influences the societies decision makingregarding important family matters was also found to be in the hands of the management ofchildren education was mainly in the hands of the wives. Most of the families i.e. 85percentchanges in the economic aspect most of their income was being spent on meeting basic need,education and payingoff debtsetc. Finally, this case study of remittance in Bhingri VDC, which is the important current issueofnation, is very significant, while the study is conducted in small and may not be sufficient togeneralize for the whole national level about labor migration. By study, i m confidents that it willbe certainly beneficial to the people of Bhangri VDC andcountryItem Possibility of Commercial Jatropha Farming to Reduce the Rural Poverty and Fuel Dependency in Nepal(Central Department of Rural Development, 2010) Neupane, Bibek KantAvailable with Full TextItem The Role of Paschimanchal Grameen Bikash Bank in Micro Finance on Rural Poverty (A Case Study of Sarangkot Vdc, Kaski)(Faculty of Management, 2009) Kanth, Adutiya NarayanNot AvailableItem Role of Remittance in the Reduction of Rural Poverty A Case Study of Kolhavi Vdc, Bara District, Nepal(Central Department of Rural Development Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu, 2017-11) Pyakurel, MithilaThis study was carried out to assess the local people perception on remittance, to identify the role on rural livelihood. Study was conducted in Kolhavi VDC of Bara District, Nepal was conduct with the objectives to analyze the impact of remittance on rural livelihood, access the contribution of remittance in poverty reduction on rural areas and analyze the factors related to the use of remittance in Kolhavi VDC of Bara District. This study is mainly based in the primary information and the data were collected using the technique of household survey with the help of questionnaire and interview (FGD and KII). There was 6567 population in VDC. Out of total households 1272 households were receiving remittance money. Among them 62 households were selected as theprobability sampling for study. Most of the households from the study area were receiving remittance. In the study area it was found that Madesi 32.25%, Chhetri 19.35% Brahmin 21%, Newar 12%, Rajput 6.70% and Magar 9.50% were caste of the study area. Remittance was the main source of livelihood of this study area. Of the total, 37% foreign migrant worker were spending their remittance in HHs expenditure, 20% spend for education. After remittance foreign migrant worker households economic condition has improved through remittance. Similarly, there was significant improvement in the foreign migrant worker household going for better health check-up in private hospital and started to send their children in school, college and university after receiving the remittance in the study area. In the study area, remittance income has an effective tool in reducing the poverty. The living standard of the people is gradually changing. People are now getting the proper health and facilities and their educational status is also gradually increasing. The income of the family has been raised up ultimately uplifting the living standard of the living under the poverty line. Some utilize in productive from our side like income coming from remittance should be utilizes in productive sector like business, agriculture, agro forestry, real estate (land purchase and housing construction) etc, there should be some vocational training institution in the local area for their skill development and so on. Result of the studysuggests thatremittance helps to reduce rural poverty and helps rural DevelopmentItem Rural Poverty in Nepal (A Case Study of Pakawadi Village Development Committee of Syangja District)(Faculty of Population Studies, 2011) Dumre, SusilaNot availableItem Rural Poverty of Nepal, (A Cause Study of Dewal Vdc of Dadeldhura)(Department of population studies, 2010) Pathak, SrijanaThis study deals with the rural poverty. At present, the poverty hasbecome crucial elements causing so many disturbances to the human being andnature. All types of evils i.e. dissatisfaction desperation, anger, anxiety etc.come from poverty. In this VDC, there are 7060 total population and 1098 HHs. Forfulfilling the objectives of the study, 132 HHs are selected (12% from everywards) by sample. The total sampled population is 833, out of which 418 aremail and 415 are female population. 46.82 % are Illiterate population, 92%HHs' main occupation in agriculture, average land holding size is 1 Ropani–2Ropani and 83% HHs live in joint family. It is found that 64% of HHs and 65% of total population are lived in Kagroup. Similarly, 21% sampled HHs and 21% population are lived in Khagroups. 8% HHs and 7% population are lived in Ga groups. It is also found that7% HHs and 7% population are non-poor respectively. The main income of the total sampled HHs is found to be Rs. 20.38 percapita per day. Similarly the main income of the absolute poor (Ka groups)HHs is found to be 10.30 per capita per day that is far below the absolutepoverty line. It is poverty from the test statistics, that the living standard of dependentupon education, employment and size of land holding. The poverty is inverselyrelated to the level of education, employment, average family size and size ofland holding among the sampled HHs. The level of standard of living of poor isvery low but the consumption is very high.Item Rural Poverty: A case study of social and economic condition of people in Latikoili VDC of Surkhet District(Central Depatrment of Sociology/Anthropology, 2011) Acharya, TikaNot Available