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ADOPTION OF DIGITAL MARKETING BY AGRIENTREPRENEURS IN SOME SELECTED AREAS OF BANGLADESH

MAHMUD, MD. PIYAS (DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY STUDIES, 2022)

Marketing has been a challenge for any kind of business around the world due to its cost. Traditional marketing which involves television, radio and billboards come at a cost way high for the agri-entrepreneurs and ...
MODERN TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION IN BEEF CATTLE FATTENING: FARMERS’ KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PRACTICES

AHAMMED, RAJU (DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY STUDIES, 2022)

The adoption of modern technology is crucial for improving the beef cattle fattening industry in Bangladesh. This study aimed to identify the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of beef cattle farmers regarding various ...
DETERMINANTS OF INTERNAL MIGRATION AND ITS IMPACT ON HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN SOME SELECTED AREAS OF BANGLADESH

HOSSAN, MD. SABBIR (DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY STUDIES, 2022)

Rural-urban migration is a prevalent demographic occurrence observed in developing nations. Among the South Asian countries, Bangladesh has experienced the most substantial urbanization rate over the past forty years, ...
ROLE OF MICROCREDIT IN RICE AND ONION PRODUCTION: A STUDY IN SELECTED VILLAGES IN GOPALGANJ DISTRICT OF BANGLADESH

MANDAL, SABUJ (DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY STUDIES, 2022)

This study examines the purposes of microcredit use and it‟s role in income generating activities in selected villages of the Gopalganj district in Bangladesh. The research objectives include exploring the socio-demographic ...
MEASURING POVERTY USING MULTIDIMENSIONAL POVERTY INDEX: A CASE STUDY OF PUTIMARI UNION, NILPHAMARI

MOUDUDI, MD. SAIED ABUL ALA (DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY STUDIES, 2022)

This study is designed to measure poverty from the multidimensional poverty index perspective. As the targets under the first goal of SDGs: the end of poverty in all its forms everywhere emphasize poverty reduction at ...
RURAL WOMEN PARTICIPATION IN LIVESTOCK REARING: A STUDY IN SOME SELECTED AREAS UNDER PABNA DISTRICT

DISHA, JANNATUL FIZA (DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY STUDIES, 2022)

The significant role of women in various agricultural sectors cannot be denied, including livestock rearing, which involves the majority of rural women. Despite their contributions to food production, women face challenges ...
SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS AND DETERMINANTS OF THE PARTICIPATION OF THE FARMERS IN SERICULTURE: A STUDY IN RAJSHAHI DISTRICT

FARDUS, JANNATUN (DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY STUDIES, 2022)

Sericulture is an agrarian small-scale farming that benefits both marginal and small landholders, generates profits, and creates employment to family members. Previous research found that socioeconomic status of silkworm ...
IMPACT OF SHATRANJEE ON RURAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES AND POVERTY REDUCTION

SIDDIKA, MST. AYESHA (DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY STUDIES, 2022)

This study investigates the impact of handicrafts, specifically the Shatranjee Palli industry, on rural economic activities and poverty reduction in Bangladesh. Handicrafts have long been recognized as an important sector ...
COMPARATIVE PROFITABILITY OF COMBINE HARVESTER USER AND NON-USER RICE FARMER IN RAJBARI DISTRICT OF BANGLADESH

DURJOY, MD. ANIK HASAN (DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY STUDIES, 2022)

The main purpose of the study was to assess the comparative profitability of combine harvester user and non-user rice farmers in the selected district of Bangladesh. The study was undertaken purposively in Rajbari sadar ...
SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT OF FLORICULTURE ON FARMERS’ LIVELIHOOD: A STUDY IN DHAKA, BANGLADESH

MOJUMDER, ROMANA (DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY STUDIES, 2022)

Bangladesh has seen a substantial increase in flower production over the past few decades due to increased domestic and global demand. Roses, marigolds, tuberoses, and gladioli may all be grown in Bangladesh because of ...

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