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An Assessment of the Factors Influencing the Uptake of Agricultural Insurance among Farmers in Chipata District
Get PDFWith the low demand for agricultural insurance in Zambia, particularly within the Chipata District farming community, where only 2.5 percent of farmers have insurance coverage. Given the vulnerability of farmers to financial losses due to unpredictable weather patterns and market volatilities, understanding the factors hindering widespread adoption is crucial. The research aimed to explore how demographic factors, pricing, and awareness of insurance concepts influence insurance uptake in agriculture. Using quantitative methods, the study employed binary logistic regression to analyse the relationship between various factors and the adoption of agricultural insurance. It considered demographic characteristics such as age, farm size, type of farming business, farm income, and education level. The research also examined the impact of pricing and awareness on insurance uptake within the farming community. The findings revealed several key insights. Farm income emerged as a significant predictor of insurance uptake, indicating a 138 percent increase for every one-unit increase in income. Education level also demonstrated a significant impact, with higher education correlating with increased insurance uptake. However, factors like farm size and age showed less significant associations with insurance adoption. Interestingly, pricing and affordability did not significantly influence insurance uptake, while awareness of insurance services exhibited a positive relationship with uptake. Moreover, the type of farming business had a significant negative impact on insurance uptake. Based on these findings, the study recommended a multifaceted approach to address the low demand for agricultural insurance. Suggestions included income-enhancement programs, tailored education initiatives for different farm sizes, inclusive promotion strategies across age groups, targeted awareness campaigns, continuous evaluation of pricing strategies, and interventions to correct misconceptions about insurance within various farming businesses. By addressing these dynamics, it was likely that the uptake of agricultural insurance could be improved, providing vital financial protection for farmers in Zambia
Consumer Preferences in Online Food Delivery Systems: An Analytical Study with a Focus on Coimbatore District
Get PDFThe online food delivery services in India have experienced a notable shift in tastes in recent years, reflecting the changing culinary scene and consumer behaviors in the country. Due to the growing popularity of smartphones and the rapid rate of urbanization, Indians are increasingly using digital platforms to fulfill their culinary desires. This transition has resulted in an abundance of options for consumers, each providing distinctive characteristics, varied culinary styles, and effortless user interactions. Convenience, affordability, variety, and reliability are important elements that influence user preferences in the dynamic and competitive online meal delivery business in India. This study evaluates the client preferences about online food delivery systems, specifically focusing on the Coimbatore district
W. E. B. Du Bois and Ambedkar: Revisiting the Intellectual Historical Analysis of their Views on Race and Caste
Get PDFDu Bois and Ambedkar, both intellectually sound personalities, challenged the established institutions of oppression of race and caste. Their intellectual and social legacies continue to have an impact on academia and society today. Their new interpretations of history changed the course of generations. This paper, using an intellectual historical method, attempts to revisit and analyse the issues of “race” and “caste” and the relevance of interpretations by both intellectuals. This paper is majorly divided into four parts, with the first one trying to explain the intellectual historical method, its problems in implementation, and its relevance to such an issue; the second one trying to excavate their conceptual perceptions of “race” and “caste.” The third part discusses the perception of both scholars on the driving forces behind these issues, and the last part discusses the concise history of their struggle towards establishing an egalitarian society
Effects of Automated Tax Services on Generating Government Revenue in Nigeria
Get PDFThis study examined how automated tax services effected revenue generation in Nigeria using data from the Federal Inland Revenue Service and the State Board of Internal Revenue experts/practitioners. To achieve the goal, two research hypotheses were constructed to guide this investigation. The data were evaluated using straightforward percentages and tables, and the Chi-square statistical tool was employed to examine the research-formulated hypotheses. A standardized questionnaire served as the main method for interviewing staff members of the State Board of Internal Revenue Offices and the Federal Inland Revenue Service. The data were thoroughly analyzed, and it was shown that there is a considerable correlation between automated tax service payment and government-generated revenue, as well as between automated tax service and system acceptance. In order to maximize the initiative\u27s anticipated benefits, the study\u27s conclusions included some recommendations for the federal government to create strategies for informing businesses on the specifics of automated tax services payment through Federal Inland Revenue Services (FIRS), state board of internal revenues
The Online World in Real Life: Cyber Violence against Women
Get PDFWomen are contributing and embracing new technology and discoveries in today\u27s fast-paced world without falling behind. They have learned to use modern technology for networking, professional activity, and self-expression, but crimes against them that undermine their self-sanctity and respect continue to occur. As a result of adult bullying, cyberstalking, hacking, modified sexual photographs, and electronic blackmail, harassing women is now considered a kind of cybercrime. The Indian Parliament and the law-making bodies are always working to deal with new offenses as a result of technological advancements. But in the modern era, these rules are insufficient to rein in and restore the status of women. Lawmaking bodies in India and abroad have expressed the opinion that crimes of this nature should be strictly monitored and outlawed in order to uphold women\u27s place in society
Management Models and the Role of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India
Get PDFCorporate social responsibility (CSR) is a way of evaluating how business and economic systems are interrelated in order to focus on social and environmental issues in addition to commercial objectives and push businesses to balance financial profitability, They have legal obligations toward their neighbors in the shantytowns or where they are based, as well as economic and social aims. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) refers to an organization\u27s obligation to reduce any unfavorable social and environmental effects it may have
Study on Advertising Agency and Tourism Industry in Nepal
Get PDFAdvertising forms an image in the minds of targeted tourists and persuades them to visit various locations in Nepal. Advertising agencies must create various promotional advertisements for Nepali tourism. Nepal has a thriving tourism industry and is working to develop it through various programs. The large presence of advertising agencies will aid in the retention of quality human resources in this industry, which will aid in the creation of an image of tourism in Nepal. The tourist sector and destination advertising are critical for the promotion of the tourist sector in Nepal. Though a large percentage of tourists visit Nepal on the advice of friends and family, there is a fortunate opportunity to improve the tourism sector by developing an efficient advertising policy for tourist areas
Teaching Techniques and their Status, Problems and Issues
Get PDFThe position of teachers in India has changed significantly since the 1900s. With the creation of a new economic order,structures, teachers, and educational institutions, the system underwent significant modifications. Additionally, the Right to Education (RTE) Act of 2009 stipulated a number of standards to ensure that all children between the ages of 6 and 14 may access high-quality education. Other significant elements of the RTE Act of 2009 include providing adequate and fundamental infrastructure, hiring subject-specific teachers, and guaranteeing the pupil-teacher ratio (1:30 for primary and 1:35 for upper elementary levels)
Folk Dance and Music of Rajasthan: A Study of their Role in Fairs and Festivals
Get PDFRajasthan, a state with a thriving cultural scene in India, is home to a diverse range of traditional folk dance performances and folk music that have greatly influenced the growth of the local culture. Through thoroughly examining various folk dance and music, their historical roots, and their contemporary relevance, this study sheds light on how these folk dances and music contribute to preserving Rajasthan\u27s legacy and their significance in fairs and festivals. The main goal of this study is to examine the mutually beneficial interaction between Rajasthan\u27s traditional performances—such as folk dances and music, and the fairs and festivals that shape the state\u27s calendar. The paper is exploratory, providing an overview of the folk dance and music of Rajasthan and their relevance to the state-wide fairs and festivals
Enhancing Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) Passenger Satisfaction through Service Quality at Ahmedabad Janmarg Limited
Get PDFThis research article investigates the relationship between service quality and passengers\u27 satisfaction in the context of Bus Rapid Transit Systems (BRTS). As urbanization accelerates and the demand for efficient public transportation grows, understanding the factors that contribute to passengers\u27 satisfaction becomes imperative for the successful implementation and sustainability of BRTS.The study employs use of survey to gather comprehensive insights from BRTS passengers. The research framework integrates the SERVQUAL model and other relevant theories to assess the dimensions of service quality, including reliability, responsiveness, assurance, empathy and tangibility.A structured survey was distributed to a representative sample of BRTS passengers. The analysis explores the relationship between perceived service quality and passengers\u27 satisfaction levels identifying critical factors influencing the overall passenger experience.This research article aims to contribute to the growing body of knowledge on public transportation management specifically focusing on BRTS. By identifying key factors influencing passengers\u27 satisfaction, transit authorities can implement targeted improvements, ultimately leading to enhanced service quality and a more positive overall transit experience for BRTS users. Findings from this research contribute to the theoretical understanding of service quality in BRTS and provide practical implications for transit authorities and policymakers. Recommendations for enhancing specific service quality dimensions are discussed to improve passenger satisfaction and encourage sustainable ridership