Browsing by Author "Saha, Priyanka"

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Farmer’s perception and Agricultural Adaption Strategies to climate change : a study on coastal area of Feni District, Bangladesh.
(Comilla University, 1-Dec-2021) Saha, Priyanka; Islam, Md. Shamimul; Akter, Ayesha
Climate change has become the most pressing issue for Bangladesh’s coastal districts over the few years. Climate change has a substantial effect on agricultural industries. As a result, adaptation is the primary policy for alleviating the destructive effects of climate change. This study will demonstrate farmer’s observations of climate change and their adaptation techniques, and the elements that determine their adaptation decisions. The investigation was conducted in sonagazi Upazila, Feni district’s sole coastline location . Four unions were chosen for data gathering because they were connected to the Bay of Bengal. 315 individuals were interviewed and a semi –structured questionnaire was used to acquire data .Descriptive statistics were used to ascertain public observations of climate change and adaptation alternatives. The factors influencing the farmer’s decision to adopt an adaptations strategy were analyzed using a Binary Logistic model. The study demonstrates that sonagazi farmers employ a diversity of adaptation tactics responding to climate change. Crop variety, mulching mixed cropping, crop rotation, tree planting, and irrigation efficiency are some of these measures. farming experience and from binary logistic model, it is cleared that only farming experience and education level of the farmers have positive influence on adaptation, tree planting ,and irrigation efficiency are some of these measures . From binary Logistic model, it is cleared that only farming experience and education level of the farmers have positive influence on adaptation decisions.
Studied on the Type of Diet in Relation to the Anthropometric and Biochemical Status of the Chronic Kidney Disease Female Patient in Gonoshasthaya Hospital
(Daffodil International University, 22-12-22) Saha, Priyanka
K-Force Major General Khaled Mosharraf, Sector 2's commanding officer, was operating in this region. Bangladesh Field Hospital was the name he gave it. Wounded independence fighters were treated in the hospital's 480 beds from the outset. The government of Bangladesh, a newly independent nation, had taken issue with the moniker "Bangladesh Field Hospital." Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman advocated that the name and structure of the organization be changed in order to make it more accessible. When the subject of Gonoshasthaya Kendra was brought up, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman said Zafrullah, "Ganasasthtya Kendra would have to focus on health, agriculture, and education," Among the generous donations were land contributed by Zohra Begum, MA Rab, a joint secretary, and Lutfor Rahman from their Savar family lands; Sheikh Mujibur Rahman negotiated for an additional 23 acres of property. The Gonoshasthaya Kendra was founded in 1972 in this manner. In 2018, the hospital employs 2,500 workers, with 40% of those employees being female. Dr. Zafrullah Chowdhury is a public health activist in Bangladesh who has improved rural people's access to medical treatment by establishing Gonoshashashaya Kendra (GK, The People's Health Centre). Since its start in 1972, when Chowdhury and his colleagues founded the center, it has emphasized autonomous, self-reliant, and people-oriented growth. Gonoshasthaya Kendra is opening heart and transplant surgery facilities at its Nagar Hospital in Dhanmondi, the capital, in order to provide cheap healthcare to the general populace.