debabrata gupta (32 risultati)

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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents 1. Global warming/Debabrata Das Gupta. 2. Historical review and emerging issues on environmental education/Navin Kumar. 3. Environmental awareness and education/Jayanta Datta. 4. Environmental awareness/Anil Kumar De. 5. Understanding environmental consequences and sustainability/Sisir K Mukhopadhyay. 6. Awareness a bid to avoid plastic peril/Surendra Nath Chatterjee. 7. Endangered plant species in India/Tarak Mohan Das. 8. Agricultural development population growth and problem of environment in India/Dhirendra Nath Konar. 9. Man development and environment an exploration/Sibaji Chakraborti. 10. Environmental resources and their management/Debabrata Das Gupta. 11. Energy in rural environment/Siddhartha D. Mukhopadhyay. 12. Technology agrotechnology and environment historical cultural and societal issues/Mrinial Kanti Das Gupta. 13. Sustainability of Indian agriculture/Madhu Sudan Ghosh. 14. Fertilizer dependent agriculture of Asian and Pacific region environmental issues/Debabrata Das Gupta. 15. Airborne pollen and spores as environmental bio pollutants and its impact on human health/Sudhendu Mandal. 16. Environmental crisis and women's struggle/Sarthak Chowdhury. 17. Agriculture industry environment triangle/Anil Kumar De. 18. Indigenous knowledge imperative for environmental sustainability/Debabrata Das Gupta and Anindita Saha. 19. Weather forecasting an aid to environmental awareness/Debasis Bhattacharya. 20. Quantitative analysis for ecosystem management/Shyama Prasad Mukherjee. 21. Environmental impact assessment/Debabrata Das Gupta. 22. Decision theoretic approach to environmental impact analysis/Debasis Bhattacharya. 23. Towards managing environment role of economic instruments/Sib Ranjan Misra and Joydev Misra. List of contributors. The question what is the moral significance of the very doing of science brings many several closely related enquiries. The value embedded in any scientific method do not always implicitly embrace the significance of human relations to the natural world. Convergence between ecology ethics economics and other allied sciences (encom passing issues of environment) is also recognized. Environment has become the central point of global concern the quality of environment is affected by production and consumption activities of people. Moreover society's welfare with its economic activities is also governed by environment. In this context Environmental Management covering the aspects of Environmental Awareness and Education concentrates. This book against the common feature of global atmosphere due to global warming resource degradation ozone depletion GHG and diminishing biological diversity covers the significance of environmental awareness and education at every walks of life. This is obviously against the background of population pressure overall growth in farming front endangering the essential aspects of sustainable development. Environmental sustainability issues on a holistic way has also been included through discussion on traditional knowledge system. Besides quantitative dimensions like Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) ecosystem management and environment management have also been dealt with. 284 pp.

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Rural livelihood system. 3. Rural livelihood system conceptual framework. 4. Research setting. 5. Research methodology. 6. Findings and discussion. 7. Summary and conclusion. Bibliography. Appendix. Land based livelihood of small and marginal farmers are increasingly becoming unsustainable as their land had not been able to support the family's food requirements and fodder for their cattle. A new paradigm of rural development emerged that takes a broader view on the rural economy, incorporating economic activities other than farming, while highlighting the broad diversity of rural development processes. Such diversities in activities may include farm, non-farm and other non-agricultural activities, often linked with other activities carried out by rural as well as non-rural households. The evolution of the concepts and issues related to household food and nutritional security led to the development of the concept of household food and nutritional security led to the development of the concept of household livelihood security (HLS). A focus on livelihoods puts emphasis (i) people and their activities (ii) the holistic nature of people's activities and (iii) the links between the micro and macro issues. DFID stresses that there are five underlying principles to all approaches, where in poverty focused development activity as : (1) people centred, (2) responsive and participatory, (3) multi-level, (4) sustainable, and (5) dynamic.

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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. General and conceptual aspects 1. Development communication in rural sector/D. Das Gupta. 2. Development communication concept with reference to media for agricultural development/A.G. Sawant. 3. Development communication and communicating development a perceptual study/Dipak De and Misha Nedeljkovich. 4. Development communication help to those who need it most/S. Chowdhury. 5. Development communication system/B.S. Hansra and N.R. Gangadharappa. 6. Development communication reaching the unreached for sustainable development/A.K. Singh K. Singh and Amardeep. 7. Communication models in technology transfer and research and development/Manish Kumar Chitra Pathak and A.K. Singh. 8. A systematic paradigm of a rural development technology/S. Gregory. 9. Generation and transfer of adoption managers need for restructuring the model of agricultural communication/D. Das Gupta and P. Pal. II. Communication behaviour 10. A study on communication behaviour of community health workers/M.K. Tiwari. 11. Communication of technologies for boosting farm income and progressiveness/Sanjib Chatterjee Sibaji Chakraborti S.D. Mukhopadhyay and D. Das Gupta. 12. Characteristics of farm radio listeners and their listening habit/Jitendra Chouhan and Baldeo Singh. 13. Communication behaviour of rural cooperators with regard to effectiveness in respect of adoption of HYV Rice Cultivation/M.D. Golam Mortuza. 14. Role of extension activities in communication development and adoption of modern agro technologies for sustainable development/A. Zaman B.C. Sahana and Amir Hossain Mollah. 15. Diffusion on technology in Rural Orissa and It's effect/C. Satapathy and Bineeta Satapathy. 16. Information sources consultancy pattern and knowledge of farmers for development/S.K. Meti S.R. Patil and B. Smdaroswamey. III. Channels of Media 17. Information technology for rural development/R. Sarvanan. 18. Farm information through Gram Mangal telecast in Madhya Pradesh/L.N. Sharma S.K. Agrawal V.K. Pyasi and J.P. Patel. 19. A study on impact of farm broadcast on farming/R. Agila N. Anandaraja and R. Premavathi. 20. A critical review of agricultural news covered in Bengali Dailies vis a vis source of publication and territory wise importance perspectives/Sabyasachi Roy Naipal Singh Verma and Sujit K. Jha. 21. Traditional media reaching the unreached/S. Chowdhury and C.K. Panda. 22. Content analysis of agricultural extension review a critical study/P. Kavitha N. Anandaraja R. Premavathi and N. Sriram. 23. Advanced information technologies for agricultural development/N. Anandaraja K. Chandrakandan and R. Agila. 24. Cyber extension an effective way for agricultural communication a concept paper/Siddhartha D. Mukhopadhyay. 25. Developing a computer aided extension system for farmers step to improve rural communication/Kalyan Ganguly Premlata Singh and K. Kalimuthu. IV. People's Participation 26. People's participation for development in watershed programme/K. Nagabhushanam. 27. Participation of rural households in livestock production activities in Bangladesh/M. Moniruzzaman. 28. Participation of women members in Gram Panchayat a study based on experience and observation in two districts in West Bengal India/Bholanatha Ghosh. V. Constraints 29. Communication lapses in rural energy programme/Dibyendu Ghosh Sujay Mitra and Subhrangsu Santra. 30. Jute Fibre marketing some important issues/Sanjib Chatterjee Swapan B. Mukhopadhyay and D. Dasgupta. 31. Constraints in production and marketing of Jute in Orissa/R.K. Raj C. Satpathy and B.R. Pattanaik. VI. Other related issues 32. Role of service centres as a communicator towards rural development/Rajesh Chatterjee. 33. Adoption of paddy production techniques and its effect on productivity under different farming situation an agro ecosystem analysis/Ranjay K. Singh B.S. Dwivedi and A.K. Pandey. 34. Improvement in livelihood through communication a case study/Sujit Kumar Pal. Contributors. Critical importance of the Dev.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Indigenous knowledge systems and common people's rights/Debabrata Das Gupta. 2. The interfacing of exotic and indigenous knowledge system the dialectics and dictum/S.K. Acharya A.K. Singh and M.M. Adhikary. 3. Documentation of indigen 312 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Sugarcane tradition to modernity/Sarthak Chowdhury and Debabrata Das Gupta. 2. State of the art of sugarcane culture with special reference to West Bengal India/Debabrata Das Gupta Viswanathan Gomathy Amma Girish Swapan Behari Mukhopa 360 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Futuristic outlook for India/Debabrata Das Gupta. 2. Vision of Indian farm sector/Debabrata Das Gupta. 3. Extension education third dimension of university system/Debabrata Das Gupta. 4. Conceptual and philosophical dimension of extension education/Birendra Kumar. 5. Early extension movements in India/Manas Mohan Adhikary and Anindita Saha. 6. Rural development/Siddhartha D. Mukhopadhyay. 7. Programme planning and evaluation/C. Satapathy and Sabita Mishra. 8. Teaching learning in extension education/Prabhat Kumar Pal and Koushik Pradhan. 9. Communication/Siddhartha D. Mukhopadhyay. 10. Transfer of technology. 11. Adoption and diffusion of innovations/Sarthak Chowdhury. 12. Knowledge information system a synergistic extension approach/Anindita Saha. 13. Farm journalism/Debabrata Basu. 14. Organization administration management and supervision/Debabrata Das Gupta and Prabhat Kumar Pal. 15. Capacity building through training/Prabir Kumar Gangopadhyay. 16. Women in agriculture/Sarthak Chowdhury. 17. Participatory extension/Sankar Kumar Acharya and Debabrata Das Gupta. 18. Common people's knowledge and extension education/Debabrata Das Gupta Anindita Saha and Swapan Behari Mukhopadhyay. 19. Privatization of extension/Santosh Kumar Rout Chakradhar Satapathy and Debabrata Das Gupta. 20. Information and communication technology in extension/Debabrata Das Gupta and Puranjan Das. 21. Globalization and extension education/Debabrata Das Gupta. 22. Impact assessment concept and domains/Dipak De and Basavaprabhu Jirli. 23. Research methods in behavioral sciences/Anita Jhamtani and R.N. Podaria. 24. Pragmatic research and development in farm sector/Dibyendu Sen and Debabrata Das Gupta. 25. Societal dimension in agricultural and rural development/Debabrata Das Gupta. 26. Logistics of social science in extension education/Amal Kumar Mallick. Subject index. All agricultural disciplines have to cope with the subsequent and emerging thoughts not to speak of extension education alone. The scope of extension education has gradually broadened enough without a shift in the basic focus to make it as comprehensive as possible. This discipline has undergone gradual metamorphosis through the last few decades. As a result of this process the discipline has been facing serious challenges particularly against the backdrop of globalization. The coverage of this book represents the fusion of traditional contents of the discipline with a number of emerging thoughts relevant to the discipline. As such this volume should serve the purpose beyond an ordinary text book on extension education. It should be treated as a reference book for several purposes. This book is meant for UG and PG students of agriculture veterinary and animal sciences fishery home science dairy science. Besides it should also serve as a reference manual for training and management centres like KVKs ATCs and various government departments cooperatives banks and NGOs and even for different management institutes. 408 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Traditional base: launching pad for jute development/Debabrata Das Gupta. 2. Soil and climate for jute/Goutam Kumar Ghosh and Ganesh Chandra Malik. 3. Jute biology/Md. Nasim ali. 4. Jute physiology/Debasish Panda, Binoy Kumar Saren and Kalipada Pramanik. 5. Varietal development of jute/Ganesh Chandra Malik and Mohua Banerjee. 6. Agronomy of jute/Rambilash Mallick. 7. Water management of jute/Hirak Banerjee. 8. Integrated plant nutrient management on Jute. 9. Weed management in Jute/Ratikanta Ghosh. 10. Jute pests and their management/Polash Mondal, Bholanath Mondal, Hirak Chatterjee and Kanchan Baral. 11. Jute pathology/Ranjan Nath. 12. Value addition in jute and manufacture of innovative value added jute products/Sadhan Chandra Ray. 13. Development perspectives of jute culture: a case study in West Bengal/Debabrata Das Gupta, Swapan Behari Mukhopadhyay and Sanjib Chatterjee. 14. Strategic interventions for jute development/Debabrata Das Gupta. 15. Appendices. Subject Index. Vast body of literature establishes the fact that jute has a deep root in Indian heritage. Standing on such strong base of tradition leading and governing Indian culture from time to time, growing jut as an important cash crop has undergone a sea change through R & D activities. Such journeymove with the time gave birth a series of technologies of noble nature. This justifies to evolve an objective, practicable and comprehensive strategy for jute development. Such development on holistic sense requires mix-up of rich tradition/culture with appropriate technological innovations. (jacket).

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very good. 359 p. Includes: illustrations, index, bibliography. 0.0.