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Urban Flood Risk Management

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC6_Qd3nIzs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CKD8w1eCrM Urban flood risk is basically high in such cities where cities is not properly managed and planned. Flood impact is one of the most significant disasters in this universe. More than half, flood damages occur in Asia. Causes of floods are due to natural factors such as heavy rainfall, high floods and human factors such as blocking of channels, improper land use, and deforestation in headwaters region and so on.  Floods result in losses of life and damage properties. Population increase results in more urbanization, more impervious area and less infiltration and greater flood peak and runoff.  Problems become more critical due to more severe and frequent flooding likely caused by climate change, socio-economic damage, population affected and limited funds.  Flood loss prevention and mitigation includes structural flood control measures such as construction of dams and non-s

Why Skills are necessary to be a part of development societies?

Skills people are mostly helpful for developing different societies. They have the capacities to change. If people are well-educated and have a knowledge to deal it, then society should give a chance to work in their field.   If I was given the chance to work in Civil Engineering works and in my another field like Urban Designing and Conservation and in Urban Development sector then it would be grateful to work in different societies.  I have a ability and capacity to smoothly carryout complex activities involving all three skills (Cognitive, Technical and Interpersonal skills). See my Profile  Education and Skills" M.Sc .  Urban Design and Conservation  (Master's Thesis: Urban Design and Pedestrian Behavior) Bachelor in Civil Engineering Diploma in Computer  Application Professionalism  Professional Urban Practitioner, Civil Engineer and a full-time Employee as a Planning Engineer in CMC di Ravenna, Nepal. An enthusiastic and motivated indiv

Anticorruption Approaches

Tackling corruption is not easy, if it were corruption would not be as prevalent and pervasive as it is in many places around the world. Those who commit corrupt acts have every incentive to get away with them.  Moreover, as we eliminate some corrupt behaviors, actors adapt and create new ways to obtain unfair advantages. Therefore, addressing corruption is much like shooting at a moving target yet the consequences of corruption make learning how to tackle these issues an urgent necessity. So how can responses to corruption bring about meaningful change? How do you motivate and teach people how to fight against corruption?  In this paper, it can be observed that anti-corruption measures going from prevention to prosecution while also addressing education as a way to provide a foundation to corruption prevention and governance building. The approaches which can be used for Anti-corruption are listed under: 1. Prevention 2. An inter-agency coordinating body 3. Transparency

Retail and Real Estate Market Analysis

The Purposes of Retail and Real Estate market analysis is needed to understand the following: ( This can be a helpful kit for the interested candidates who want to know more about "Real Estate Market and  want to Invest on it") A way to share my level of skills and understanding. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=673MOSVv0vE Assess market feasibility for economic uses and type of development at specific sites. Define target industries to attract to a community or development projects. Determine market potential/recruitment targets for commercial districts. Improve understanding of customer markets for existing businesses to inform technical assistance and promotion work. Inform zoning and project design for land use, project and site planning. Feasibility analysis and planning for development finance institutions. Further, Qualitative and Quantitative method should be undertaken to analyze the market with the following four steps: Demand si

"Gender and Renewable Energy"

" Women are the primary energy users in the household, as they perform most household chores that require energy, like cooking, washing, and cleaning, and are therefore in a good position to monitor and manage energy use". Women also tend to be more receptive to energy efficiency measures. For example, in Europe, recent studies have shown that single men use up to 25 percent more energy than single women, and women have been found to be more receptive than men to energy efficiency efforts and more likely to change their behavior to save energy. However, women are not always involved in making decisions about use of energy sources or appliances, particularly in traditional contexts, and they often lack access to finance for investing in energy efficient appliances, either in their homes or in their businesses. In addition, women often lack access to information on energy efficient technologies. A recent study in the Europe and Central Asia region showed that