Browsing by Author "Tripathi, Divya"

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    Creating a Comprehensive Audit Report for The Digital Assets
    (MICA, 2024) Nair, Abhinand; Tripathi, Divya; Dwivedi, Tanya; Vankayalapati, Tejasvi
    A well-designed website is a crucial online platform for healthcare businesses to showcase their services, expertise, and credibility. It allows them to reach a broader audience, facilitate appointment bookings, and provide essential information to clients. Moreover, a professional website builds trust and confidence in potential customers, giving the lab a competitive edge in the market. This particular MI-IMPACT project aims to identify the strengths and weaknesses of Sterling Accuris Wellness's digital assets and suggest potential improvement areas for enhancing the website's overall effectiveness and online presence.
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    Financial and Economic Cost-Benefit Analysis 0f Custom Hire Centers (Chcs) in Dang, Gujarat: With Gujarat Livelihood Promotion Project (GLPC)
    (MICA, 2025) Sagar, Sameer; Chaudhari, Pushpak; Harshita, Vankadaru; Shashank, Pragya; Tripathi, Divya; Panda, Rasananda; Patel, Paresh
    As the initial investment for the adoption of mechanization in agriculture is high, Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribe, small and marginal farmers cannot afford to buy every farm implement/implement to adopt mechanization in agriculture. Farmers are unable to purchase sophisticated and large equipment individually. High rents have to be paid for hiring farm implements, making average farming expensive. Therefore, the Agro Service Provider scheme has been implemented to provide farmers in Gujarat with easy access to farm implements required for agricultural mechanization and to encourage farmers in the field of agriculture. The project was undertaken to evaluate the economic benefits of Community Hire Centers (CHCs) for farmers, including the costs associated with machinery procurement, maintenance, and storage, as well as to assess the effectiveness of SelfHelp Groups (SHGs) in the management and operation of CHCs in Ahwa, Dang district of Gujarat. The performance of the Agriculture Equipment Provider Scheme was analyzed across various villages in Ahwa & Subir, and the models of the highest performing units were also analyzed.