Volume 12, Issue 11, November 2024 Edition - IEEE-SEM Journal Publication
AN ASSESSMENT OF URBAN ROAD TRANSPORTATION ON LAND USE PATTERN IN
IKWERRE ROAD PORT HARCOURT.PDF
Nwoburuoke - Frank Beauty Chingarum ,Bridget Nnenna Chukwu,chidozie Ebube Ebenmelu ,Abdul Rasheed Alegimenlen Odilichukwu, olumide Henry ogunyomi, Akegbeyale Semiu Omtala
Conducting a comprehensive assessment of urban transportation problems is crucial
for developing effective solutions and improving the overall mobility and livability of
cities. The study examines the problems of urban transportation on Ikwerre road of
Port Harcourt, rivers state. Both primary and secondary data were used for the study.
The data was derived from fieldwork that involved direct interview and administration
of questionnaires to the commuters and road users of the study area. Descriptive
statistics such as percentages and tabulation were used in presentation and analysis of
the data. The study however revealed that most of the commuters preferred study area
because of the intensity of land use and available space suitable for their businesses.
The paper therefore suggested that an enabling environment for public and private
participation in the provision, maintenance and management of transportation facilities
which will enhance sustainable urban transportation system in our cities.
Navigating Faith in Secular Spaces
Addressing the Challenges and Leveraging the Opportunities of Campus Ministry in Vietnamese Universities
In a Rapidly Changing SocietyPDF
CHERRY JUNE DORONILA MARIDABLE
This thesis explores the dynamics of campus ministry within Vietnamese universities, focusing on how Christian ministries can address the challenges and leverage the opportunities presented in a rapidly evolving, secular academic environment. It examines the unique context of Vietnam, a country with a rich cultural history and a rapidly modernizing society where secular ideologies increasingly dominate the public sphere. Through a comprehensive analysis grounded in biblical principles and 21st-century skills, this research identifies effective strategies for campus ministries to engage students, foster spiritual growth, and create resilient Christian communities in a secular context.
Assessing the Fintech revolution of Nepal Stock ExchangePDF
Anubhav Kedia
(Chalise, 2020) The capital market plays an important role in financial mobilisation and is an efficient means of obtaining long-term finances. It also gives a chance for people and institutions to invest. 2021 (TIWARI) Fintech has unquestionably democratised the stock market. Retail investors may use fintech to select algorithm-based services that can generate better market predictions and plan decision-making to optimise their return on investment. Fintech has streamlined the investing process, and brokerage firms now provide services such as buying and selling stocks without the need to fill out lengthy trading paperwork. Everything has been merged into one easy interface with the new Fintech-based approach. Users may invest quicker, more easily, and more cost-effectively with this simplified method.
Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) is the sole stock exchange in Nepal which has recently adopted the electronic and screen-based trading mechanism. It is in its infant stage and due to protectionist views of economists they chose to remain close to global involvement. The market is highly sentiment rather information driven which makes it inefficient. Also the market volume is low due to very less number of listed companies. Post Covid this stock market has gained immense momentum and active participation of all stakeholders.
(SEBON, Strategic Plan 2021-24, 2021) Given structural developments in recent years, the Nepalese securities market is being modernized. In recent days, Nepalese securities markets have become countrywide, thanks to DEMATerialized securities transactions, the introduction of the ASBA and C-ASBA systems in the primary market, which provide access to applicants from all districts with services through more than 2500 BFI branches, and branch expansion of Merchant Bankers and Stockbrokers outside of Kathmandu valley. With the launch of the NEPSE Online Trading System (NOTS), which lets investors to buy and sell shares using an online trading system, secondary market access has been progressively rising.
But with the progression comes responsibility to expand the scope of Nepalese stock market which is possible only through significant regulatory and technological advancements. NEPSE has been seen as backward and in an infant stage but I believe they have been growing rapidly since the first development in 2016 and have immense growth opportunities. Nepal stock exchange is currently a closed market but needs to open up doors to globalization. Looking at the technological developments happening in NSE and around the globe, NEPSE has very little time to prepare and position itself before opening the market for foreign capital inflow and outflow. They must develop their derivatives market and should come up with innovative and attractive financial instruments. Fintech is the key to attaining rapid success by building necessary technological infrastructure to smoothen the investment process and quantum.
