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Rural Electrification Through Micro-grid in Bangladesh
Engineering Sciences and Technology Journal (ESTJ), Volume 10, May 2015
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There is growing concern over the unprecedented increase in demand for electric power to elicit the sort of development in Bangladesh, not just one. But it is also part of the world except the power requirements for industrial development much to be desired also to meet the energy in the current 75% of Bangladeshi people living in rural areas, but only 10. % Access table This is more than a distraction that ugly people in rural and remote areas, Bangladesh is a major victim. Condition of lack of energy hot justifies the economic and social disparities between urban and rural local level. By analyzing the documents are needed to quickly change current patterns of energy exploitation in Bangladesh to cope with poor access to energy. This paper is an example of renewable energy (RE) distributed generation (DG) and micro grid (MG) for the purpose of rural electrification. It also highlights some of the key issues relating to the implementation of effective DG, which will become effective in design and in rural energy planning process. Finally, some discussion of concepts related to RE generation, distribution and integration of MG to explain
There is growing concern over the unprecedented increase in demand for electric power to elicit the sort of development in Bangladesh, not just one. But it is also part of the world except the power requirements for industrial development much to be desired also to meet the energy in the current 75% of Bangladeshi people living in rural areas, but only 10. % Access table This is more than a distraction that ugly people in rural and remote areas, Bangladesh is a major victim. Condition of lack of energy hot justifies the economic and social disparities between urban and rural local level. By analyzing the documents are needed to quickly change current patterns of energy exploitation in Bangladesh to cope with poor access to energy. This paper is an example of renewable energy (RE) distributed generation (DG) and micro grid (MG) for the purpose of rural electrification. It also highlights some of the key issues relating to the implementation of effective DG, which will become effective in design and in rural energy planning process. Finally, some discussion of concepts related to RE generation, distribution and integration of MG to explain
Author(s): Amam Hossain Bagdadee
THE EFFECTS OF MILITANT MEDIA IN THE PROMTION OF TALIBANIZATION: A CASE STDUY OF MAULANA RADION OF SWAT, KPK, PAKISTAN
Social Sciences and Humanities Journal (SSHJ), Volume 10, May 2015 View Abstract
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This study has been conducted to find out the reasons behind the popularity of the Maulana Radio as well as to dig out the factors for which the Taliban used the medium in Swat area. The study also analyzed to find out the agenda of the broadcaster of the Maulana Radio as well as the effects of the medium on residents of Swat.\nFor this study a questionnaire compressing twenty questions was distributed among 500 respondents in seven Tehsils (Sub-devisions) of Swat for which descriptive and inferential statistics were used to find out objective results. \nThe study reveals that the reason behind the popularity and promotion of Taliban was the use of native language, religious ideology and lack of alternative media. The study also exposes that the residents of Swat had tuned the Maulana Radio for listening threats and harassment of the broadcaster. \nThe study supports the theoretical framework of � Magic Bullet Theory� that due to passiveness of the audience, who didn�t verify the status of broadcaster, the agenda behind the spreading message and illegality of the Maulana Radio affected the residents of Swat.
This study has been conducted to find out the reasons behind the popularity of the Maulana Radio as well as to dig out the factors for which the Taliban used the medium in Swat area. The study also analyzed to find out the agenda of the broadcaster of the Maulana Radio as well as the effects of the medium on residents of Swat.\nFor this study a questionnaire compressing twenty questions was distributed among 500 respondents in seven Tehsils (Sub-devisions) of Swat for which descriptive and inferential statistics were used to find out objective results. \nThe study reveals that the reason behind the popularity and promotion of Taliban was the use of native language, religious ideology and lack of alternative media. The study also exposes that the residents of Swat had tuned the Maulana Radio for listening threats and harassment of the broadcaster. \nThe study supports the theoretical framework of � Magic Bullet Theory� that due to passiveness of the audience, who didn�t verify the status of broadcaster, the agenda behind the spreading message and illegality of the Maulana Radio affected the residents of Swat.
Author(s): Sajjad Ali, Muhammad Shahzad, Junaid Nazir, Muhammad Tariq, Muhammad Saeed
Ethics in Environmental Pollution and Public Health
Medicine Sciences and Healthcare Journal (MSHJ), Volume 10, May 2015 View Abstract
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Ethics in the prevention of environmental pollution is very important and Pollution has varying impacts on the human health and the environment that humans live in. People could die or get sick if exposed to these pollutants such as heavy metals including lead or mercury and radioactive compounds including alpha, beta, and gamma radiation. The environment could further impose life-threatening conditions because of disrupted natural environmental processes. The health sector has an obligation to consider the ethical implications of the major determinants of health, since causes for inequity or violation of human dignity may originate from outside the health sector. Major determinants include the political system, economic factors, demographic changes, cultural diversity including the role of women, global ecosystem sustainability, technological advances and as a consequence the changing pattern of disease. Air pollutants were associated to several effects on children's health and is very important because is wide spectrum in the world. Second subjects are food and water in some of countries so, health organizations are responsible in these means. That environmental pollution has a moral connection (non-malefficience) that is one of the accepted principles of world ethics. The main purpose of this paper the phenomenon of ethical roots of environmental pollution is discussed.
Ethics in the prevention of environmental pollution is very important and Pollution has varying impacts on the human health and the environment that humans live in. People could die or get sick if exposed to these pollutants such as heavy metals including lead or mercury and radioactive compounds including alpha, beta, and gamma radiation. The environment could further impose life-threatening conditions because of disrupted natural environmental processes. The health sector has an obligation to consider the ethical implications of the major determinants of health, since causes for inequity or violation of human dignity may originate from outside the health sector. Major determinants include the political system, economic factors, demographic changes, cultural diversity including the role of women, global ecosystem sustainability, technological advances and as a consequence the changing pattern of disease. Air pollutants were associated to several effects on children's health and is very important because is wide spectrum in the world. Second subjects are food and water in some of countries so, health organizations are responsible in these means. That environmental pollution has a moral connection (non-malefficience) that is one of the accepted principles of world ethics. The main purpose of this paper the phenomenon of ethical roots of environmental pollution is discussed.
Author(s): Seyed Reza Mousavi, Seyed Mahdi Mousavi
An Empirical Study on the Effect of the SCM Practice on Corporate Performance in Chinese Manufacturing Industry
Business Sciences and Management Journal (BSMJ), Volume 10, May 2015 View Abstract
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Little research has been conducted in the empirical study on the practical effectiveness of SCM in Chinese corporations so far. Based on this situation, taking Chinese industry as the research target, the current status of SCM practice and its practical effectiveness in China are investigated based on the data analysis of well designed questionnaires. The contribution level of the SCM practice to the corporate business performance is verified through constructing and estimating the structure equation models (SEM).
Little research has been conducted in the empirical study on the practical effectiveness of SCM in Chinese corporations so far. Based on this situation, taking Chinese industry as the research target, the current status of SCM practice and its practical effectiveness in China are investigated based on the data analysis of well designed questionnaires. The contribution level of the SCM practice to the corporate business performance is verified through constructing and estimating the structure equation models (SEM).
Author(s): Baolin Xia