This paper aims at examining the influence of households’ demographic characteristics on their savings behavior in East African region. The findings show that nearly people all gender and age category Africa practice life cycle model behavior. It is concluded from analysis preference motive differs one country to another. However, it shown education highly ranked countries as most preferred wit...

Tanzania has undertaken important health sector reforms in the new millennium, and most recent Health Sector Strategic Plan (2021–26) lays out ambitious targets to achieve universal coverage. Yet, women continue face significant barriers accessing healthcare country is grappling with gender-biased challenges disadvantaging women. The aims of this paper are two-fold. First, we examine evolution ...

Climate change has been noticed in the agricultural sector of Nepal which calls for strategies adaptation and resilience building. We assessed influence demographic, institutional factors, farm characteristics on adoption twenty climate practices. used impact survey data 800 households Province 1 analyzed using Poisson regression corrected overdispersion Negative Binomial regression. The result...

Women owned a quarter of all rental units in Montréal, QC, Canada, in 1903, a city where 85% of the population were tenants. In no major city in the world today, do women control an equivalent area of the formal economy. This paper asks did the gender of proprietorship matter? It answers this through a series of tests linking a 30% sample of all immigrant-headed households in the 1901 census wi...

Recent analysts have argued that the female-headed family is responsible for the growth of an "underclass" in America. This study uses longitudinal data taken from the Michigan Panel Study of Income Dynamics to address the questions of whether and why offspring in female-headed households are more likely to experience persistent poverty in adulthood. Four hypotheses regarding the effect of a fa...