Abstract

The study analyzes the socio-economic impact of vegetable farming among women living in Kalika municipalities ward number 8 Newreni. Main objective of the study is to analyze how are the socio-economic impacts of commercial vegetable farming in the women living in study area. The study followed the mixed method of research design.  Numerical data were presented in table and non-numerical data were interpreted through paragraph description. Both primary and secondary source of data were used in this study. Findings of and conclusion of this study is based on primary data. From the data analysis it is found that majority of the respondents feel their socio-economic improvement through vegetable farming, however, the market price of the green vegetable is very low and it is difficult to return the cost of vegetable farming.

Keywords

  • Restroom Graffiti
  • Subcultural Phenomenon
  • Toilet graffiti
  • social learning theory
  • Case study
  • Student perceptions
  • Gender disparities

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