This study analyzed the determinant of rural household participation in non-farm and level generated income from activities Haramaya district, Ethiopia using cross-section data. During this both primary secondary data were employed Primary collected 196 sample respondents stratified random sampling. In descriptive econometric analysis was carried out. Descriptive statistics applied to character...

This study investigated the climate change vulnerability of 6,214 households in drought-prone districts Telangana state India. Principal component analysis (PCA) and cluster were used to group farm based on their level suggest a portfolio adaptation strategies. The PCA revealed presence five components from 14 key variables: (1) access irrigation; (2) credit access, landholding, income agricult...

Pakistan is the world’s third-largest user of groundwater and fourth-largest withdrawing country. The Indus Basin aquifer from where withdraws its has become most “overstressed” aquifer. Given growing shortages surface groundwater, informal markets farmers trade water have emerged in all provinces Pakistan. Despite considerable attention paid to analysis several countries, there little evidence...

unstable angina has progressive process and even in rest time, it happens frequently. it is a serious situation and 15-20 percent of patients are dying in duration of one year. treatment: patients often hospitalized because observation of their reactions to treatment is easier in hospital. treatment plan must be explain for them carefully. when patient’s situation due to anxiety is critical, be...

The need to protect forest resources from unsustainable, yet rational, human actions has attracted global attention. This is because smallholder dependence on forests can degrade and cause deforestation. While efforts understand programmes motivations have increased in recent decades, there remains a limited understanding of household factors affecting participation support programmes, especial...

This paper analyses the trends and pattern of women’s employment in rural India using unit data from two types of large scale surveys. It shows that while rural women’s employment has grown over the decades, there has not been much improvement in outcomes. Women are still largely concentrated in agriculture as self-employed or casual labour. Women workers face various forms of discrimination, i...