Analysis of Financial Performance Based on the Du Pont Method at Pt Perkebunan Nusantara Xiv Oil Palm Plant

ROI is the Net Profit Margin multiplied by the asset turnover. Companies that develop this analysis system are often called the Du Pont system or ROI with the Du Pont approach. This study is a study to determine the level of performance. In this study, the variables to be studied are: Net Profit Margin, Asset Turn Over, Net Income and Total Asset as measured by the Du Pont Method. This study uses time series data for the last five years, so that the population of this study is also the research sample. Based on the considerations stated above, the authors are interested in conducting research with the title: "Analysis of Financial Performance Based on the Du Pont Method.

A Study of Training Needs of Primary School Head Teachers in Disaster Management in District Poonch

The purpose of this research is to investigate the training need of primary school head teachers in disaster management in district Poonch. District Poonch is a placed a very high disaster region. Literature reviews have indicated that there has not been any research done about the training need of primary school in the disaster areas. Therefore, this research is an original one by obtaining the response primary head school teachers about the training need towards the natural disasters survey method and quantitative approach was used to conduct the research. Nature of research is explanatory and descriptive.The sample of the research comprises 155 primary schools in district Poonch. As 119 subjects responded the questionnaires. AJK State is faced with a variety of disasters with varying magnitudes most of which are heavy rainfall, earthquake on a scale of 1 to 5 and heavy gunfire in the Line of Control (LoC). It also established that essential disaster awareness information, material such as school emergency service, first aid training and psychological problem manuals were not available in most schools. The study further exposed that no efforts had been done by school administrations to enhance disaster preparedness and protection as none of the school had put in place early warning system. The study recommends that every primary, secondary school needs to have a plan for training for teachers and students to be better prepared in responding to disaster. Head school teachers and students to be better positioned after training to handle disaster. A similar study is carried out in all schools of AJK given that disaster can possibly occur in any school within AJK.