Thesis on The Pattern of Child Labor in Rural Bangladesh: A Case Study in Rampal Upazila under the Bagerhat District

Children are the future of any nation. The main responsibility of the state is to develop this prospective manpower in to the human resource. The children have been emerged as child laborers due to the influence of various factor of the present example society. The child labor is found all over the world including development country like Bangladesh. It is also found in the coastal areas southern part of Bangladesh. In many cases the child labors of the rural areas are being involved in various anti-social behavior and delinquencies, which creates various problems for developing the rural areas and economic development. It is a complex problem whose roots are deeply embedded in cultural, social and economic structures and traditions. Most children who work do not have the privilege of free choice, which has an immense impact on the child’s physical and intellectual development. Child labor as understood by international conventions and national legislation is violation of human rights. Nevertheless, it has been generally perceived more as a social problem off poor developing nations, which are consistently waging wars against poverty, increasing landlessness, booming population, raising unemployment and natural disasters.

Thesis on the Role of Homestead Forests in Poverty Alleviation in Rural Bangladesh

Human being depend on forest from “cradle to grave”. Forest gives us both tangible and intangible benefits. Very small issue like “habitatof Dove” or a very big issue like “global worming” is directly related with forest. But we, the human being with our over increasing demand deforesting this valuable recourse very rapidly. Since the beginning of the 20thcentury, population growth has been increasing year by year. The world population is now 6453million (UScensus bureau, 11 July 2005). Unsustainable consumption and production pattern, coupled with rapid population growth, are making their toll on the environment. More people are using more resources with more intensity and leaving a bigger “footprint” on the earth than ever before. A rapidly growing global consumer class is using recourse at an unprecedented rate, with an impact far greater than their numbers. Farmers, ranchers, loggers and developers have cleared about half of the world’s original forests (UNFPA press summary, 2004).

Thesis on Women and Education- Role of Grameen Shikkha in Rural Bangladesh

ROLE OF GRAMEEN SHIKKHA IN RURAL BANGLADESH, A CASE STUDY OF MADHOBPUR IN MANIKGONJ

The human resource is one of the valuable resource of a country. Similarly education is the main instrument for sustainable development of country. But great concerning matter is that educational attainment of women in Bangladesh is still lower in comparison to male. Gender discrimination exists within the family, community and all stages of the state. In a patriarchal society the family does not attach equal value to boys and girls. Furthermore, illiteracy among parents is hindrances for girls’ education in rural area. For the development of rural girls and women, Grameen Shikkha initiated Scholarship Management