Abstract: The study focused on the gender role of married couples in financial management in terms of budgeting, marketing and investment. Majority of the couples are college graduate. As to income level, most husbands are earning Php10,000-15,000 and Php15,000-20,000 while most of the wives are earning Php5,000-10,000. The wives hold the income of the family having 94% out of the total respondents. 34% of them belong to small sized family members and 7% of them belong to big sized family having 11-12 members. 77% of the respondents do not have budget plan. There is gender equality or gender complimentary role of couples in budgeting and marketing their daily needs. However, the independent work of the wife in terms of budgeting is on bills, clothing, foods and savings. While in marketing, the only independent role of women is paying the bills and house rent and buying clothes. The top most factors affecting the gender roles of married couples in financial management are  Income, Educational Background and Attitudes/behavior. It is recommended that each couple should have their own budget plans in order to spend their income wisely. Couples should still compromise their role in budgeting or marketing their income because although the result shows that both are almost doing the budgeting and marketing, there are still instances where wives are actually independently working almost all of it. The DSWD should include proper handling or budgeting of income as one of the topics to be discussed to couples applying for marriage license.

Keywords: Gender roles, married couple, financial management.

Title: Gender Role of Married Couples in Financial Management

Author: C.L.CODOD

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Abstract: Green banking is any form of banking that benefits the environment. The biggest problem being faced by the whole world is environment management and reducing the damage to the natural resources and global warming. Thus, it is the responsibility of every individual as well as institutions in the world to contribute for green economy and adds to sustainable development of the economy. The present study is an attempt to understand and appreciate the role of banks in sustainable economic development through Green Banking. It also includes the role played by Indian Government to spur sustainability and attempts made by the selected Public and Private sector banks in India. The methodology used is based on secondary data collected from various Bank websites, RBI reports, Journals, etc. The findings of the study are that the banks have taken on the green initiatives in a big way. Banks have gone beyond just paperless banking to solar energy sources for ATM’s and many more.

Keywords: Green Banking, Natural Resources.

Title: Green Banking- A Study of Select Banks in India

Author: Dr. Deepti Narang

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Abstract: This project aimed at determining the relationship between financial strategies and agribusiness performance.  The researcher placed emphasis on emerging livestock value chains of, indigenous improved chicken, rabbits, dairy goats and fish (trout, tilapia & cut/mud fish). To achieve the set objectives the researcher used a few selected financial and non-financial indicators to measure agribusiness performance. The objective of this study was to determine the relationship of financial strategies (access to finance, source of finance and financing period) on the performance of agribusinesses. The results of the study revealed a strong relationship between favorable loan interests had a strong positive relationship and performance of agribusiness. Access to long term financial products also had a strong positive relationship with performance, indicating that an increase in easy access to long germ financial products increases the performance of agribusiness. The researcher thus concluded that livestock agribusiness owners must focus their efforts on financial strategies for improved performance. Thus the researcher recommended financial strategies for better livestock agribusiness performance.

Keywords: Financial strategies, Strategy, Agribusiness, Performance, Emerging livestock and Value chain

Title: Relationship between Financial Strategies and Agribusiness Performance A Case of Nyeri County in Kenya

Author: Irene Imali Kavere, Margaret Oloko

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Abstract: After Sea buck thorn (Leh Berry) and Apricots, Tomatoes are the major source of Nutrition in the remote and high altitude clod dessert of India – Ladakh. With the advent of green houses and availability of hybrid seeds, the locals are now able to grow more tomatoes then before. However, the tomatoes need to be stored for usage in the harsh winters when the temperatures fall more than 20 degrees below zero even during the day. Thus the requirement of sundry technique comes into picture.

Keywords:  Sundried, Tomatoes, Food Security, Ladakh, Cold and Arid Climate.

Title: Sundried Tomatoes of Ladakh

Author: Anshumali Pandey

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