Journal of Applied Management- Jidnyasa

Jaya Chitranshi , Preeti Kamboj

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Jaya Chitanshi , Preeti Kamboj

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We are glad to present Journal of Applied Management-Jidnyasa, Volume 9, Issue 1, 2017. This issue is a compilation of seven research papers and four articles.

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Jaya Chitranshi , Preeti Kamboj

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We are glad to present Journal of Applied Management-Jidnyasa, Volume 8, Issue 2, 2016.This Issue is a compilation of seven research papers and commentaries to a discussion article.

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Devyani Sharma ¹, Preeti Kamboj ², Priyanka Agarwal ³

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1 SSLA, Symbiosis International University, Pune, IN
2 SIMS, Symbiosis International University, Pune, IN
3 Public Affairs Centre, Bangalore, IN

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This paper studies the aid patterns and their formulation of four emerging donors India, Thailand, China and South Korea. The aim of this paper is to see how aid patterns have emerged in these countries and what the factors responsible for that are. There has been a lot of debate over the aid patterns of emerging donors and traditional DAC donors. Two common aspects were highlighted during the study 1) commonalities between traditional donors and emerging donors; and 2) diversity among the emerging donors themselves.

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Jaya Chitranshi , Preeti Kamboj

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First paper, “A conceptual Framework for Barriers Free hotels in Smart Cities” authored by Mr. Partho Pratim Seal and co-authored by Dr.P.Senthil Kumaran talks about Cities as an important key for business, Job creation, and the growth of society. The Government of India planned to develop smart cities which are sustainable, inclusive and act as a reference for other aspiring cities. Smart cities in India will work on four principles such as wellbeing of habitants, equity, foresight and efficiency. Existing laws and design principles can act as a hurdle in achieving the four principles laid down. The principles of Universal Design (UD) are user centric, work on the social goals of inclusion, equality and independence. Thus, by adopting comprehensive universal design principles in the hotels in smart city will help the planners to realise equity, quality of life, social inclusion and environmental sustainability.

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