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Motivations are the socio-psychological forces that originate from a needs not satisfied and that stimulate an individual to participate in a specific need-fulfilling journey. Motivations are included in destination choice and image formation models as major influential factors by researchers. Plateau state is acclaimed a land of beautiful sceneries, rich cultural and historical heritage and excellent weather/climate. The people of the state are very hospitable and accommodating.

Development is intended to address deprivation. Paradoxically the ongoing process of development in Odisha not only deepened but also widened deprivation and caused large scale displacement. In the case of Odisha‟s development model, displacement caused by large projects has actually resulted in a transfer of resources from the weaker section of society to the privileged ones. Mega dams, thermal power plant, mining and industrial projects create victims of development. It can be said that the bigger the development project, the greater the centralized control over it.

User’s socio-economic characteristics can influence the visit and utilization pattern of urban green infrastructure. Assessing the influence of socio-economic characteristics of people on the utilization of UGI is an important instrument to show gaps for city/town planners, developers and decision makers. This paper investigates the effect of socio-economic characteristics of people on a monthly visit of green infrastructure in Southern Ethiopia.

Woman has not even been referred to in any of the state policies. Only through the court can she file for claim in the monetary compensation received by her husband. She will not been titled to a separate package. A deserted woman with three India has been undertaking development project to improve the quality of life of its people through “planned development” under the successive five-year plans. Such projects include dams, power, mining, industrial and allied infrastructures, transport network, urban development, 3commercial forestry and other projects.

The term ecotourism was coined by Ceballos-Lascuràin in 1983 and was initially used to describe nature-based travel to relatively undisturbed areas with an emphasis on education. The concept has however, developed to a scientifically based approach to the planning, management and development of sustainable tourism and activities. Ecotourism is a form of tourism which aims to be both ecologically and socially conscious. The current study focused on the status of ecotourism currently practiced in Talacauvery wildlife sanctuary.

HIV/AIDS has been affected very first in whole over the World. It also killing the million of people in large. It create threat to patient into death. World wide, 39.4 million people are living with HIV/AIDS. In India, the number of HIV positive cases has risen to 5.3 million, and it is rising consistently. Women due to their vulnerability are facing the greatest challenge of handling this menace. HIV can also be transmitted through mother-to-child or through breast feeding to the infant was known to nearly fifty percent of the respondents.

In this paper analyzes a number of issues arising in the context of the direct and indirect relationship between Intellectual Property Rights and Food Security. The Royal society report, Genetically Modification plant for food, concluded that the use of genetically modified (GM) plant potentially offered benefit in Agriculture practice, food equality nutrition and health, but there were several aspects of Genetically Modified technology which required further consideration.

This study aims at experiencing an approach of platform selection in Mali using the Geographic Overlaying data Base and query Library for Ex-anTe impact assessment (GOBLET). This system was designed as a simple system to overlay maps of different criteria and facilitate the manipulation of scenarios, for targeting global level of pro-poor interventions in Mali.

Questions form a basis of any research project, underscoring the significance of teaching students how to use questions in various parts of research. Our involvement in supervising students conducting research projects and undertaking our own, have shown the need to use questions as a guide. This prompted us to share our experience on the use of questions to direct ‘the conduct’ and ‘writing’ of a research report using qualitative research tradition of inquiry. Questions were used to determine the topic for the study, select relevant literature to review and research design.

The review article sheds light upon obstructive sleep apnea and the potential role of a dentist in its diagnosis and treatment. Obstructive Sleep Apnea affects children and adults due to factors ranging from obesity to several conditions that leads to the narrowing of upper airway. The disease is often left undiagnosed and the long-term effects could be harmful. Polysomnography, which is a sleep study, is a standard for establishing a diagnosis. If the condition is not diagnosed and treated, it would lead to a poor quality of life and life-threatening conditions.