A BASELINE SURVEY OF STREET CHILDREN IN BANGLADESH Submitted to The Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics National Child-Labour Survey, 2002 –2003 Parishakhan Bhaban, 4th Floor, (Block –1) E-27/A, Agargaon, Dhaka. by Foundation for Research on Educational Planning and Development (FREPD) Sonargaon Road, Palashi Crossing, Dhaka University Campus, Dhaka. e-mail : frepd@dhaka .net, Phone : 8610556 December 7, 2003 Acknowledgement In order to combat the situation of child labour in its worst
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1.1 Introduction It’s a phase of time where competition has been raised tremendously. Thus, we are the student of daffodil International University preparing ourselves to be competent by adding several competencies in both theoretical and practical way. During the period of four years we achieve literatures regarding specified subjects. Additionally, at the last year semester we are assigned to appoint ourselves in an organization for three months to have some practical knowledge on what we study
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accurate execution of descriptive procedures. Designed questionnaire surveys were disseminated to the Students of the University of Batangas five (5) from every College Departments, who were randomly selected, meaning selecting a sample by giving each sampling unit an equal chance of being drawn as sample. The respondents of the study were limited to fifty only coming from all College Departments of the said institution. The questionnaire was based on the specific objectives of the proposed study. In
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ASSESEMENT OF FACTORS AFFECTING GENDER IN ACADEMIC AREA INACADEMI ACHEVIMENT ABSTRACT The objective of the study is to provide sufficient and reliable statistical information on the rationality behind gender difference in academic performance. Equality is one of the greatest issues that peoples have been scarifying their money, knowledge and even their life to maintain it throughout their people, nation and the world in general. For this
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------------------------------------------------- RESEARCH METHODOLOGY This chapter outlines and defines the research methods involved in the study. The chapter considers the design of the study, sampling design, questionnaire design, reliability check and pilot testing, hypothesis to be tested and finally, data collection and data analysis tools and techniques are mentioned. Design of the Study The research study will utilize exploratory research at the beginning and further in order to
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Marketing Research FINAL REPORT ESTABLISHING A KARAOKE CLUB – RESTAURANT “OPERA HALLS” IN VIENNA. Completion Date: 31 January 2012 Table of Contents 1. 2. Executive Summary ............................................................................................................. 4 Statement of Research Purpose and Objective .................................................................... 6 2.1. 2.2. 2.3. 2.4. Concept of the Karaoke Club-Raestaurant “Opera Halls” ...
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research methodology and design introduction in these cahpter , it will explain the research methodology that were being adapted by the researcher. the study was conducted by the qualitative methods. in this study data is the facts which the researcher gets from the environment . data may take numerical or non-numeric forms of information and evidence that have been carefully gathered according to sets of rules and established procedures. so for this research source of data we will use primary
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1. Research Title: The impact of online marketing on the Polokwane Municipality businesses. 2. Introduction: With the heightened pace of technological changes, marketers have been forced to reinvent themselves very often to remain relevant. Consumers are increasingly connected to companies and their opinions are highly influential. Markets and supply chains have become complex and require more integration and alignment with the field of consumers (CMO Council, 2011, P10). Online and digital
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response bias (Spiker, 2009). Sampling is done generally because it is difficult to test every single person in the population. It is also done to save money, time and effort while running the research. Still, every researcher must keep in mind that the best scenario is to test all the people to obtain valid, reliable and accurate results. If testing all the people is impossible, that is the only time we trust on sampling methods. When utilizing population sampling it must be conducted appropriately
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