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Item An Analytical Study on House and land(Property) Tax (With reference to Damak Municipality, Jhapa)(Faculty of Management, 2010) Campus, Shanker Devnot availableItem Death RitualPractice:An Explanation of Contextual Realityand Contemporary Trends(Central Department of Sociology, 2013) K.C., Abhiyannot availableItem Emerging Trends of Retail Banking in Nepal(Faculty of Management, 2009-09) Basnet, LadduNot AvailableItem Financial Performance Analysis of Commercial Banks(Faculty of Management, 2012) Niroula, Parasnot availableItem In-Migration: Trends, Causes and Consequences (A Case Study of Besisahar Market Center, Lamjung, Nepal)(Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2006) Baral, Devi MayaNot availbleItem Investors Preferences in Financialinstruments in Nepal (A Case Study in Investors Preferences in Financial in struments in Nepal)(Faculty of Management, 2009) Rayamajhi, Dineshnot availableItem Socio - Economic Impact of President Chureterai Madesh Conservation Programme of Nepal (A Study in Rupandehi District)(Central Department of Economics, 2019) Kandel, MeenaChure is socio-economically very significant and environmentally vulnerable, fragile and sensitive area of Nepal. It covers 12.78 percent of the total landscape of the country. Recognizing this, the government has formulated a high level of board “Pesident ChureTerai Madesh Conservation Board” to oversee the conservation activities in this region. Based on this, the study attempts to examine the socio-economic impact and identify the problems and prospects of the programme. Using qualitative and quantitative analysis methods, the study is based on both secondary and primary data. The description of the primary data were collected during the 100 HHs survey in the Devadaha Municipality of Rupandehi District. The study has pointed out that the programme has basically positive impact towards socioeconomic aspects. But some extent, the programme has also found negative aspects. During the period the productive land has decreased from 57.39 percent to 50.91 percent, due to enlargement of settlement area. The availability of alternative irrigation sources is increase in sufficient level form 35 percent to 50 percent, through the recharge pond and dam programme after initiated the programme. Therefore the agricultural production has increased consequently, food sufficiency increased from 42 HHs to 59 HHs above 6 months. Similarly, the sufficiency of the water availability has also increased from 29 percent to 68 percent, where tap is used by 80 HHs. Which is due to the initiative taken by local people, local government and in some level by the programme. Due to the stoppage in the grazing area from the programme, some short of livestock keeping is decreased. Whereas fodder grasses (60.49 percent to 69.62 percent) and timber (55 percent to 66 percent) availability has increased. It is, due to the scientific management by community forest and the prgramme has made those products sufficient. The river products availability has insufficient which has decreased from 59 percent to 39 percent. The reason behind this it is greater implementation of regulation by PCTMCP. It can be concluded that after the implementation of the programme, there is slightly reduction in flood, landslide, illegal trafficking of forest and river products and forest fire. Therefore, the environment programme has achievd the greater progress. However, the programme has many problems, challenges and some prospects as well. So, the study concludes that as the programme being of long term nature, it takes more time to see the impact on socio-economic and environmental protection and conservation practices. The result has not been seen is greater mass at present. It could be hoped to obtain greater benefit in long run, if there is multistakeholder, multidisciplinary as well as multidimensional efforts took place in time.Item Socio-Economic Condition of Women workers in pokhara Industrial Estate(Faculty of Sociology, 2010) Dhamala, Prashanta RajWithout women's participation goods of development activities can not befully attained. But, first priority is always given to a male, in the familyand society as well. Most women do household work, which is a tediousjob and they are considered economically inactive. In this context, thestudy is mainly concentrated on the employment of women in the industry.So the present study raises some questions related to the industrialwomen workers. What socio-economic background have women workersbeen working in industries and how do they maintain their livelihoodsthroughout the year? For finding out the answers of the question, thestudy has some objectives of 1. To analyze the socio-economic and demographiccharacteristics of women workers, 2. To study the facilities that provided by industry, 3. To study the working condition of women workers. As a student, the researcher had limited time to conduct fieldwork. Onlyseven different industries of Pokhara Industrial Estate were selected forthe study. The finding of this is based on information given by therespondents. This finding may not have generalized and compared to thedifferent industries and workers of Nepal. The dissertation has used the gender and development GAD framework inits discussion and analysis. It focuses on the five hierarchical levels ofequality-welfare, access concentration, participation and control. Gender 6 is the system of socially ascribed roles and relationship between men andwomen, which are determined not by biology but by social, political, andeconomic context. The present study is based on the descriptive research design.This isbasically based on both primary and secondary sources of information. In this study, primary data have been obtained through socio-economicprofile of the study area, a structured interview schedule about all relatedaspect is administered to the respondents. Observation method was usedto observe their living condition and the condition of working area.Likewise, an interview was also conducted toget qualitative information. The level of productivity of Nepalese women workers has been found tobe low, for there is lack of adequate education. The majority of therespondents said that they were satisfied with their wage and work. Themajority of respondents said that the wage was equal, paid in the samework between males and females. The relationships between factoryowners and women workers seemed to be linear and between womenand men workers. The majority of respondents said that they had goodrelation with men workers. Based on the findings of the present studysome recommendations have been made. A subsidized school (child care)should be opened in this area for the children of the women workers.Transportation facilities should be given to the workers who arecommuters. A well-equipped health post should be opened and 24 hourhealth care services should be provided.Item A Stock Market Behavior of Listed Companies in nepal (Comperative Study of Sector Wise Listed Companiesin nepal(Faculty of Management, 2010) Dahal, Manojnot availableItem A Study on Tax Collection Situation in Nepal(Central Department of Economics, 2019) Nepal, Rewati Narayannot availableItem A Study on The Production of Cardamom Farming of Ilam District, Nepal(Department of Economics, 2019) Gadtaula, Manishanot availableItem Trend and Structure of Government Revenue in Nepal(Central Departmental of Economic, 2018) Gautam, BabitaNot AvailableItem Trend and Structure of Public Expenditure in Nepal(Department of Economics, 2009) Subedi, Dinesh PrasadNot AvailableItem Trend of Bilateral, Multilateral Aid And Gross Domestic Product of Nepal(Central Department of Economics, 2018) Bishwakarma, Bala BahadurNot AvailableItem Item The Trend, Structure and Burden of Public Debt in Nepal(Department of Economics, 2010) Poudal, Lila PrasadNot AvailableItem Trend, Structure and Prospects of Foreign Direct Investment in Nepal(Central Department of Economics, 2019) Gaire, Reshmi RajNot AvailableItem Trends and Impact of Public Expenditure in Nepal(Department of Economics, 2009) Baral, Subhesh ChandraNot Available