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E-bok
Engelska, 2011587 kr
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Karnataka was a pioneering State in local governance and decentralization. It was the first state to recommend constitutional amendment to strengthen local governments in the country in the early 80s and brought to the national attention the new era of panchayats since 1987. Karnataka showed the path and Rajiv Gandhi took it forward by introducing the Constitutional Amendment to give constitutional status to the Panchayats, making them the institutions of self-government. This book is the outcome of an indepth analysis of the 20 years'' journey of the new panchayats in Karnataka. The papers and views presented in this volume by experts, political leaders and elected panchayat representatives analyze the achievements and shortfalls of the local government system in the state. The book provides invaluable information for policy makers, academics and students of local government and decentralization.
E-bok
Engelska, 20174 652 kr
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Veterinary Healthcare Services: Options in Delivery book relies on the team approach to veterinary healthcare. The ''how to'' format, complete with examples and concepts, is a necessary primer for veterinarians in today''s competitive society. The author''s active clinicians, offer options and alternatives to old habits in the form of workable solutions. The solutions are then tailored to specific practices and their unique needs. The study has assessed the status and gaps in delivery of animal healthcare services, both curative and preventive. The study has revealed that the policy of delivery of subsidized animal healthcare services (AHS) does not seem to be serving its real purpose as most of the farmers in the study area have been observed to avail the services of private practitioners. The analysis of attributes associated with various AHS providers has revealed that ''proximity'' is the major constraining factor in the uptake of AHS. The crossbred cattle ownership, low economic status and distance from nearest AHS centre have emerged as the most significant variables affecting the choice of AHS providers.