IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-11 ~ November 2020

Abstract: Background:In a developing country like India, the quantity of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) has increased with improved life styles and social status of the populations in the urban centres. An assessment has been made that per capita waste generation is increasing by about 1.3% for each year. However, there are deficient infrastructure and resources for the MSW management in many urban areas of thecountry. Suitable services to dispose most of the MSW from households are not up to the satisfactory level. The rapid increase in the generation of MSW leads to management issues in addition to environmental impact. Materials and Method:In the present study, GIS has been......

Key Word: MSW, GIS, CPHEEO, DTDC

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Abstract: Background: There is a relationship between exercise type and body image. In the 21st century exercise has become a part of our everyday lives. In the contemporary era millions of people are constantly living with a dreadful feeling about how they look because they are not satisfied with their body image. The body image is the person's personal view about their body like their body size, body shape, weight as well as appearance, person can feel positive or negative about his/her body image. So, people are prefer to doing anaerobic and aerobic exercise on the basis of their perception of body image. Aim: The objective of this paper is the preference of exercise in enhancing body image among youth. Methods and Theory: As methodological issues, exploratory research design is used to examine the experience of body image and exercise type......

Keywords: Body Image, Self, Exercise Habit, Gender, Attractiveness

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Abstract: Historical phases are a major facet of the concept of migration. We cannot understand the concept of migration without historical phases. Literature and presented records are significant of migrant labours existed in the ancient period. Migration is a not new and historical account which shows that people have moved of the progress of their life style. The term mobility is perhaps the most general concept of migration studies. It includes all kinds of territorial movements, both temporary and permanent. I will discuss ancient phase of migration and Migrant Labour in Ancient period in this paper. Many causes were behind migration in our past. A person progressively creates a specific environment and makes history. In this process, it is not only limits set by nature that are transgressed but......

Keywords: Ancient, Migrant, Labour, History, Aryans

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Abstract: Bangladesh is an overpopulated developing country, for several decades Bangladeshis unable to find jobs amid uneven development at home have set out to work in foreign countries that need their labor. Labor migration from Bangladesh is a regular phenomenon, which shows a vital role in the national economy for the Bangladesh government. This research paper uses the method of qualitative analysis to discuss the history, characteristics of labor migration from Bangladesh, and evaluates the social, economic, and political impact of labor migration activity. The current situation of government governance about labor migration in Bangladesh includes the establishment of government agencies, the introduction of legal regulations or Acts, and close cooperation with international organizations. The research results suggest that the Bangladesh government is facing the following challenges of labor migration governance: weak legislation and policy formation, no monitoring and evaluation process built in the policy.....

KEY WORDS: Labor Migration, Government Governance, Human Resource Outflow and Bangladesh

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Abstract: Résumé : Au Congo (RD), il y a un adage ciluba qui dit : « français tshi falango to » qui se traduit littéralement en français par« le français n'est pas de l'argent » ou mieux« parler français n'est pas synonyme d'être riche ». Cet adage populaire veuttout simplement faire comprendre que ne pas parler français n'est pas une calamité. Certes, cette théorie a sa raison d'être pour certaines personnes et dans certains domaines au pays, malgré que le français est la langue officielle du pays.Notre réflexion veut que nous puissions nous interroger si la doctrine et la pratique du droit peut passer outre la langue française. Vu la superficie du pays, les nombres des dialectes présents, la langue parlée dans les villes et écoles, les opportunités que le français nous offre en tant qu'une langue internationale de proue. La réponse estet reste « non ».....

KEY WORDS: Argumentation, Droit, Enseignement, Français, Francophonie, Jurislinguistique, Juristylistique, Language, Langue, Plaidoyerie

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Abstract: This study was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of the Block- Release (Part-Time) programme offered at a sampled university in Masvingo in Zimbabwe. The main research question guiding the study was: What is the lecturer-students‟ views on the effectiveness of the Block-release (part-time) programme? A qualitative research approach employing the case study design was used to explore participants‟ views on the programme. The target population was the 2016, 2017 and 2018 intakes in the education department and all the lecturers in the education department who are involved in the block-release (part-time) programme. 35 research participants were conveniently sampled for the interviews. Data were generated through in-depth interviews and FGDs with lecturers and students. The major findings from the study were that programme participants were not impressed by the quality of work for.....

KEY WORDS: Block-release, lecturer, students, effectiveness, university, contact-time, resources

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