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1) ROLE OF LOGICAL FRAMEWORK ADOPTION ON PROJECT SUCCESS IN NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN KENYA: A CASE OF RELIEF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN NAIROBI COUNTY

In order for projects to be successful, certain methodologies and tools are incorporated. One of these tools recommended by majority of donors is the Logical Framework. The Logical Framework is a tool that is used to facilitate project planning, implementation and management. It originated from the United States Agency of International Development... Continue Reading
  • Type:Project
  • ID:GMG0004
  • Pages:233

2) ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE ON COMPETITIVE EFFECTIVENESS IN THE ZIMBABWEAN PHARMACEUTICAL RETAIL SECTOR

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Competition is more of a war of survival than an ad-hoc business challenge [Smith, 1954]. Competitive effectiveness is important for every commercial rm, as it capacitates the rm to survive even under competitive pressure, sustain shareholder value, and the ability to guarantee a healthy return on investment. Threatened by a... Continue Reading

3) INFLUENCE OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CONTROL ON PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTIONS, IN WEST POKOT COUNTY, KENYA

Appropriate management of finance can guarantee that financial priorities are formed in line with the goals and objectives of the organization where spending is controlled and planned in line with priorities. This study sought to determine the influence of financial management controls on provision of health care services in public health... Continue Reading
  • Type:Project
  • ID:GMG0002
  • Pages:134

4) INFLUENCE OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS ON PROJECTS PERFORMANCE OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS IN KENYA: A CASE OF KENYA AIDS NON-GOVERNMANTAL ORGANISATIONS CONSORTIUM

HIV has been an epidemic that has taken a toll on our communities and our country in  general. There are 1.6 Million people in Kenya living with AIDS. This has led to the loss of  lives amounting to 36,000 AIDS related deaths in 2016 and not to mention 62,000 new  infections in the same year. General productivity of the country has also... Continue Reading

5) FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ENACTMENT OF MONITORING AND EVALUATION ON EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SERVICE SYSTEMS IN THE SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATE OF SAINT LUCIA: A CASE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AF

ABSTRACT The purpose of this research was to identify factors influencing the enactment of monitoring and evaluation(M&E) required for enacting effective public service systems, Furthermore, this research was carried out in order to determine whether these factors are present within the Public Service of the Small Island Developing State (SIDS) of... Continue Reading

6) INFLUENCE OF MONITORING AND EVALUATION PRACTICES ON THE PERFORMANCE OF GOVERNMENT-SPONSORED ARTS PROJECTS IN NAMIBIA: A CASE OF NATIONAL ARTS COUNCIL OF NAMIBIA

The study identifies the Monitoring and Evaluation practices and performance of government funded arts projects within Namibia using the National Arts Council of Namibia as the case study. The core objectives of the research were to investigate the influence of M&E planning, control and communication practices on the performance of the artist’s... Continue Reading

7) FACTORS INFLUENCING THE PERFORMANCE OF PROJECTS IN NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN KENYA: A CASE OF UJAMAA AFRICA

Non-Governmental Organizations need to measure whether the projects they implement are successful and they therefore need an effective system of managing and managing their performance. Performance is measured in different perspectives taking into consideration different stakeholder interests such as donors, beneficiaries’ interests and internal... Continue Reading

8) INFLUENCE OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS ON PROJECTS PERFORMANCE OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS IN KENYA: A CASE OF KENYA AIDS NON-GOVERNMANTAL ORGANISATIONS CONSORTIUM

ABSTRACT HIV has been an epidemic that has taken a toll on our communities and our country in general. There are 1.6 Million people in Kenya living with AIDS. This has led to the loss of lives amounting to 36,000 AIDS related deaths in 2016 and not to mention 62,000 new infections in the same year. General productivity of the country has also... Continue Reading

9) INFLUENCE OF MONITORING PRACTICES ON PROJECTS PERFORMANCE AT THE WATER SECTOR TRUST FUND

ABSTRACT Globally Monitoring has become an important tool through which environmental, economic and social sustainability can be attained. Monitoring helps those interested with initiatives with determining that progress is being made in accordance with goals. The study generally determined how monitoring practices influence projects performance... Continue Reading

10) INFLUENCE OF MONITORING AND EVALUATION PRACTICES ON THE PERFORMANCE OF GOVERNMENT-SPONSORED ARTS PROJECTS IN NAMIBIA: A CASE OF NATIONAL ARTS COUNCIL OF NAMIBIA

ABSTRACT The study identifies the Monitoring and Evaluation practices and performance of government funded arts projects within Namibia using the National Arts Council of Namibia as the case study. The core objectives of the research were to investigate the influence of M&E planning, control and communication practices on the performance of the... Continue Reading

11) FACTORS INFLUENCING THE PERFORMANCE OF PROJECTS IN NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN KENYA: A CASE OF UJAMAA AFRICA

ABSTRACT Non-Governmental Organizations need to measure whether the projects they implement are successful and they therefore need an effective system of managing and managing their performance. Performance is measured in different perspectives taking into consideration different stakeholder interests such as donors, beneficiaries’ interests and... Continue Reading

12) INFLUENCE OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CONTROL ON PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTIONS, IN WEST POKOT COUNTY, KENYA

ABSTRACT Appropriate management of finance can guarantee that financial priorities are formed in line with the goals and objectives of the organization where spending is controlled and planned in line with priorities. This study sought to determine the influence of financial management controls on provision of health care services in public health... Continue Reading
  • Type:Project
  • ID:GMG0012
  • Pages:134

13) INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTS OF TWO COWPEA (VIGNAUNGUICULATA L WALP) LEAF HARVESTING INTERVALS ON GRAIN YIELD.

Abstract  Cowpea (Vigna Unguiculata L ) has a variety of uses in Zimbabwe. The crop can be used as food, leaves as vegetable for human and stems as fodder for livestock. Maximising both leaf, grain and the above ground biomass yield of the dual purpose cowpea is one of the ways to improve food security in the country as well as nutritious hay in... Continue Reading

14) EFFECTS OF PINE BARK AMENDED WITH GOAT MANURE AS TOMATO (SOLANUM LYCOPERSICON L) SEEDLINGS GROWING MEDIA USING THE FLOAT SYSTEM

Abstract Pine bark is locally available in Zimbabwe and is widely in vegetable seedling production. However, it lacks essential nutrients for seedling growth. Goat manure was used to supplement nutrients when pine bark is used as growing media. The main object of the study was to determine the effect of pine bark amended with goat manure on tomato... Continue Reading

15) AN ASSESSMENT OF THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS AFFECTING GOAT PRODUCTION. A CASE OF ZHOMBE

ABSTRACT The main aim of the study was to assess the factors that affect goat production. The study was concerned with the analysis of socio-economic factors affecting goat production; with special reference to Zhombe district. Zhombe is a communal settlement area that that is found in the midlands province of Zimbabwe. It consists of 31 wards but... Continue Reading

16) THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT NITROGEN LEVELS ON THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT ON GRAIN AMARANTH( AMARANTHUS CRUENTUS L)

Abstract Vegetable Amaranth (A. cruentus) is a promising C4 crop for semi- arid regions due to its nutritive value, medicinal property and ornamental for beautifying gardens . It is widely grown in the tropics and is one of the most important leafy vegetables in the lowlands of Africa, South America and Asia. Little knowledge is known on its... Continue Reading

17) ASSESSMENT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION STRATEGIES FOR CROPS PRODUCTION IN SEMI ARID AREAS: CASE OF HOMBOLO REGION

ABSTRACT This study aimed at assessing Climate Change Adaptation Strategies (CCAS) in crops production in semi-arid areas. The study focused on assessing the effectiveness of climate change adaptation on maize and grapes production in Hombolo. Specifically, the study assessed how climate change variability affected crops; assessing different... Continue Reading
  • Type:Project
  • ID:GMG0017
  • Pages:125

18) CONTRIBUTION OF SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY INITIATED PROJECT (SCIP) ON COMMUNITIES LIVELIHOOD: CASE OF MKOMAZI NATIONAL PARK

ABSTRACT The study to assess the contribution of support for community initiated project on Communities livelihood was conducted at Vumari and Kisiwani Barazani villages, in Same District. Case study research design was adapted. Data were collected by using household questionnaire surveys, Interviews and Focus Group Discussion (FGD). A total of... Continue Reading

19) THE EFFECTS OF ADP IN SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF RWANDA A CASE STUDY OF BUGESERA DISTRICT

ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to investigate the impact of ADP in socio-economic development of Rwanda. A case study of Bugesera District ADP was chosen as the area of study. The general objective of the study was to assess the effects of ADPs in socio-economic development in Rwanda specifically for Bugesera ADP. The specific objectives were... Continue Reading

20) CHALLENGES OF TEACHING AND LEARNING MATERIALS IN PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS, IN TANA- RIVER DISTRICT, KENYA

ABSTRACT . This study was an investigation of challenges of teaching and learning materials in public secondary schools in Tana River District, Coast Province, Republic of Kenya. Teaching and learning materials greatly influence education quality and standards since it affect the teaching and learning process at all levels. The purpose of this... Continue Reading

21) ASSESSMENT OF THE CHALLENGES OF WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION IN UNCONTROLLED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS OF HURUMA ESTATE, NAIROBI COUNTY

ABSTRACT. The struggle for water and its resources have progressively increased over periods of time. This is majorly attributed to the fact that the resource, as vital as it is, faces excessive extraction resulting from rapid population growth as well as urbanisation and industrialization trends. In Kenya, several families face many problems... Continue Reading

22) SUSTAINABLE RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING, A CASE STUDY OF BURANDOGO VILLAGE TAVETA CONSTITUENCY

ABSTRACT Urbanisation and population growth have led to impact that increasingly deplete the natural resources and threaten the existence of the ecosystem. This has led to an increased awareness that the development of land use should be well managed in order to be sustainable. Improvement of housing for the Kenyan population is a major concern to... Continue Reading
  • Type:Project
  • ID:GMG0022
  • Pages:101

23) IMPACTS OF INSTREAM SAND HARVESTING ON WATER SUPPLY, A CASE STUDY OF RIVER THWAKE, MAKUENI COUNTY

ABSTRACT This paper examines the impact of sand harvesting from rivers on the environment, water quality and quantity along Thwake River, Makueni County. Sand acts as a safe aquifer for water flowing below and through it. Removal of sand results in destruction of underground aquifers and loss of safe water. Sand scooping adversely affects surface... Continue Reading

24) THE CHALLENGE OF CLEANING AND MAINTAINING MATHARE RIVER IN THE FACE OF GROWTH OF THE MATHARE SLUM SETTLEMENTS IN NAIROBI

Abstract Due to the increasing forms of environmental degradation, many countries have realized the importance of safeguarding their natural resource bases and have made such management actions like river rehabilitation their priority. This project report explores and analyses the challenge of cleaning and maintaining Mathare River in the face of... Continue Reading

25) EFFECTS OF SUBSIDIZED SECONDARY EDUCATION ON ACCESS TO PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NYAMACHE DIVISION, KISII COUNTY, KENYA

ABSTRACT The subsidized secondary education was introduced in 2008 as a result of Kenya’s effort to attain Education for All (EFA) by 2015 as indicated in the Sessional Paper no. 1 of 2005. The subsidized secondary education was implemented in February, 2008 by the Coalition Government. This was to reduce cost of education for parents, increase... Continue Reading
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