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Item livelihood Analysis of Dalits a Case Study of Geta VDC in Kailali District(Department of Rural Development, 2010) Bhandari, SunitaThe study was carried out in the purposively selected wards (4 and 5) of GetaVDC of Kailali district with the objectives of a) examining the socio-economicand livelihood conditions of Dalit, b) assessing their household level foodsecurity with respect to land holding size and c) finding out their livingstandard. Of the total 104 Dalit households, 66 households were sampled forthe study. Both qualitative and quantitative techniques were used for datacollection. The data analysis was done with the help of computer softwarepackages i.e. Microsoft Excel 2007. Sixty five respondents had some kind of land.Of these, 35 possessed Ailaniland (barren land owned by the government) and the rest had private land.For themajority, size of landholding was very small. The major crops grown inthe study area were rice, wheat, mustard, pulse crop and maize and theiryield rates were 3.2534 metric ton/ha, 1.7290 metric ton/ha, 0.2699 metricton/ha, 0.2381 metric ton/ha and 0.6288 metric ton/ha kg respectively. Forthe absolute majority, food they produced was only sufficient for less thanthree months. They supplemented their requirements with off-farm labour,farming and caste-based occupation. Those who earned less than NRs.3,000per month, 3,000 to 4,500 and more that NRs.4, 500 were almost equallydivided. Majority of the respondents owned some kind of livestock such asgoat, ox, cow, buffalo, calf and hen and had thatched houses. Very few hadaccess to electricity where as none of the Dalits had toilets in their houses.Most of the family members were just literate. However, they took loan fromboth formal and informal institutions. The average monthly expenditure onfood, education, health and clothing was NRs.3060.94. Nearly three-fifths(56.06%) of the respondents perceived their living standard as low and for therest, it was medium.The socio-economic condition of Dalits in all dimensions,such as sources of livelihoods, size of land holding, food security and other isat lower level.Item Role of Women in Household Decision Making (A Case Study of Kirtipur Municipality Ward No. 13)(Central Department of Economics, 2011) Karki, Sujitanot availableItem Socio-Economic Impact Inkaligandaki 'A'hydropower Projectof Dam Side(Central Department of Rural Development, 2017) Rana, KhumaThis study entitled Socio-economic impact of Kali Gandaki Hydro power project 'A'case study of Kali Gandaki hydropower project on Krishna Gandali VDc Syangjadistrict ' has been conducted the role of hydropower either it is developed ordeveloping country is essential. Hydropower is renewable energy with can be takenas a back bone of the nation in economic. Development in the context of leastdeveloped country like Nepal.The hydropower plant is not only essential for industrial growth but is equallyinevitable for rural development too. The main objective of the study is to evaluatethe impact of the kali Gandaki hydropower projects in rural developments on socio-economic aspects through him come and employment generation health andsanitation , education suggests solution for sustainable development of Kali GandakiHydropower project descriptive and exploratory research design was applied for thisstudy to understand the impact of kali Gandaki hydropower project descriptive andexploratory research design was applied forthis study to inderstand the impact of KaliGandaki hydropower project on the lives of the people to fulfill the main objectiveclose-ended and open ended questions ware used. As this study was based on exploratory designs it deals with the different spectrumof the respondents life. A found in the study area those were involved 45-60 percentrespondent with their age 26.40 it was thaken consideration that the people from 26 to40 are physiscally and mentally active and they can give proper ups and downs intheir lives due to kali Gandaki hydropower project. this research Incorporated anddeals with the opinions of 46 respondents Including 58.70 percent male and 41-30percent female, As Nepal is dominated country of Hinduism in the study area .Majority of the respondents were department an foreign job where as of after theinstallation of gandaki hydropower holders are from local people it was found thatkehosone was totally eliminated after the installation of this hydropower project traceable improvement was also in their childrens study and directly and indirectly there is positive import of Krishna Gandaki hydropower project in Krishna Gandaki VDc of Syangja district.Item World Bank (2016).Migration Andremittancefacebook 2016. Washington Socio-Economic Contribution of Remittancesinjaljalarural Municipality,Parbat, Gandaki Province, Nepal(Central Department of Economics, 2019) Paudel, Devindranot available