IOSR-JHSS   Volume-28 ~ Issue-4 ~ April 2023

Abstract: This case study aimed to explore the types of allied occupations adopted by farmers and their potential to support livelihoods based on knowledge shared by farmers in twelve coastal districts of Tamil Nadu, India. Using in-depth interviews, the study collected thirty case studies over eight months, with primary data analyzed using qualitative methods including demographics, socioeconomic, financial, environmental, and allied occupations as variables. The study is centred around two main areas, namely non-agricultural and agriculture-based allied occupations. According to the research, there was a prevalence of individuals who acquired new skills and became self-sustaining entrepreneurs, running independent businesses and creating employment opportunities to support their livelihoods. Agriculture.....

Keywords: allied activities, coastal area, livestock, crop diversity,Organic farming, Success stories.

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Abstract: It is the responsibility of the owner to ensure the protection of property. Up until the 1990s, 97% of property in Hungary was state owned property, with private property ownership being less than 3%. Private security was therefore insignificant, or almost meaningless. The guarding and protection of social property was carried out by state employed factory police or factory guards, the state police organisations, and guards employed by the municipalities and cooperatives. The change of the political regime brought about a profound change in the ownership structure, with private ownership exceeding 70% by the end of the 20th century. The new owners had to manage the guarding and protection of their property, which they.....

Keywords: security, private security, public security.

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Abstract: Building infrastructure projects in Malawi's Local Authorities are unreasonably delayed and ultimately abandoned. The purpose of this study was to investigate the factors leading to the abandonment of public building infrastructure projects in Malawi, under the health and police sectors in Lilongwe District Council. Sixty-three (63) project abandonment sub attributes were identified through detailed literature review. The study categorized the project abandonment sub attributes into eight (8) main attributes of financial, procurement, contract management, planning, design, site, workmanship and/or community involvement related sub attributes. The study analyzed and evaluated.......

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Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic that was present at the beginning of 2020 brought many changes to people's behavior. Government policies in handling COVID-19 which require people to work and study from home as well as social restrictions have changed people's lifestyles. In such circumstances, social media has become a means of obtaining information, however, users need to examine more deeply about the truth of the information. Students as part of the community who understand the use of social media, especially Twitter, become a community group that actively interacts to find and provide information about COVID-19 through Twitter. So with a qualitative approach, this paper examines.......

Keywords: Twitter, Covid- 19, Behaviour, Pandemic, social media

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Abstract: Migration and residence changes are universal phenomena that have occurred throughout history and continue to take place today. People move from one place to another in response to economic, environmental, and political pressures. Establishment of a new village is one of the most important activities among the Liangmai communities of northeast India. Every Liangmai village is established after careful consideration of the physical environment, security defences, water, and places for agricultural and other vital activities. They will adhere to very elaborate rites and precautions during the entire process in order to ensure the safety and prosperity of the new settlement. Generally, the Liangmai built their village on a hill top to keep safe from potential conflicts.......

Keywords: Liangmai, village, Makiwpao, Manuangbui, Namsan thoi, Sangbam, Nampao/Chawang

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Abstract: Resumo: Com o passar dos anos, os seres humanos adquirem maturidade de vida em diversos aspectos, visto que, os relacionamentos sociais são modificados, a rotina, o afeto, os grupos sociais de inserção e até mesmo novas perspectivas de estrutura familiar para um cenário de paz e tranquilidade. A busca pela harmonia não é somente um desejo, mas um sinal que o corpo já não é mais o mesmo, a resistência a altos ruídos diminui, a agitação do dia a dia aumenta o stress, a fadiga, contribuindo para o enfraquecimento do corpo, do metabolismo e, este processo natural é conhecido como envelhecimento. Neste sentido, o objetivo deste estudo é refletir sobre a articulação da família e da sociedade no envelhecimento saudável. Isto posto, utilizou-se da metodologia de pesquisa qualitativa para delinear.......

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Abstract: This article focuses on the analysis of the modern functions of the administrative secretary of the Town Hall of Butembo. The Administrative Secretary is an essential link between the Town Hall and the outside, transmission belt; assistant or manager of the Mayor, privileged collaborator, confidant natural corrector and adviser to the hierarchical superior the transition from administrative management activity to front-office activities leads to a transformation of secretariats towards assistant jobs. Talking about the administrative secretary whose missions depend on the place where he exercises his activity within a Town Hall, he essentially manages the accounts, ensures the follow-up of the files and ensures the good communication between the services. After analyzing these activities it was found that:.....

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Abstract: Summary of the article Our research focuses on the study of the recruitment and remuneration of women in non-governmental organizations for local development in the cities of Butembo Indeed, recruitment is essentially an activity aimed at promoting available and vacant positions in a company. . Regarding the tasks performed by women in non-governmental development organizations, women are engaged in operational positions. They are found at the secretariat, at the reception, at the cash desk and rare are the women responsible for a service. Out of 15 organizations visited, 13 or 80.6% attest that women perform executive tasks; 2 other non-governmental development organizations or.......

Keywords: recruitment, compensation, a woman, a non-governmental organization, the city of Butembo

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