Effectiveness Of Early Morning And Late Evening Practical (emlep) As A Learning Approach Under Livestock Training Agency (lita), Tanzania | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | Jan,2016
Early Morning and Late Evening Practical (EMLEP) is a learning approach conducted in LITA Campuses, whereby students attend to different farm units after normal classes and apply knowledge and skills obtained during their training and learning in class. Practical training provides students with an opportunity to apply the knowledge in
Adoption Of Conservation Agricultural Practices Among Smallholder Farmers: A Case Study Of Uluguru Mountains, Morogoro District, Tanzania | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | Jan,2016
Adoption of Conservation Agricultural Practices is fundamental for ensuring improved agricultural productivity. This study was conducted among smallholder farmers to assess factors associated with adoption of Conservation agricultural practices for land management in Uluguru Mountains in Morogoro district. A purposive sampling was employed to select villages where different conservation agricultural
Characterization And Classification Of Soils Of A Toposequence In A Derived Savannah Agroecological Zone Of Nigeria | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | Jan,2016
The anisotropic nature of soils makes it imperative to study the associations of soils and regional landscapes for sustainable nutrient management, land use planning and management, and soil profile is an important tool which can be utilized for this purpose. A field study was conducted to evaluate the relationship between
Assessing The Level Of Compliance Of Building Contractors With Section 64 Of The National Insurance Act (2003) In Enugu State | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Civil Engineering | Jan,2016
The hardships being faced by victims of construction hazards in the industry question the level of compliance of building contractors with section 64 of the National Insurance Act (NIA 2003) and do not communicate any good news about the building industry in Nigeria. This study assessed the level of compliance
A Computerised Health Management System In Niger Delta Region Of Nigeria | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Computer Science | Jan,2016 premium
This system computerises the manual method of handling patient record prevalent in most hospitals in the Niger-Delta region of Nigeria as well as other parts of the country and many other countries. The Niger Delta region is currently characterised with few health centres and difficulty in accessing them due to
Selectivity Of Forest Tree Species For Debarking By Elephants In Rabongo Forest- Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Ecology | Jan,2016
Selectivity of the different forest tree species for debarking by elephants in a forest ecosystem is an important phenomenon for understanding the interactions between the large herbivores and the woody community in the tropical forest ecosystem. Here we present a long term investigation on elephant preference to forest trees debarking
Redefining Health Economics: How It Can Contribute To Better Healthcare Systems? | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Economics | Jan,2016
Health Economics involves quantitative and qualitative methods and assimilates concepts and analytical structures deriving from different disciplines suggesting neural network synaptic connections, algorithms and learning rules. A transdisciplinary analytical perspective and a multidisciplinary execution should converge on transparency, systematizing use of evidence supporting the decision process.
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Imperative Of Stock Market On Economic Growth In Nigeria: The Endogenous Growth Approach | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Economics | Jan,2016
The study examined the imperative of stock market on economic performance in Nigeria .The objective of the study were to: examine the relationship between total value traded in the stock market, market capitalization, trade openness, inflation rate and economic growth in Nigeria. The study was basically time series data based
Differences In Scale And Technical Efficiency Between Foreign Firms And Domestic Firms In The Tunisian Manufacturing Sector: System Gmm Estimator | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Economics | Jan,2016
The differences in productivity between foreign-controlled firms and domestic firms can be explained by differences in size and technical efficiency. Indeed, foreign firms are assumed to exploit economies of scale in a more optimal way. But also the differences in productivity between the two types of firms can be more
Productivity Spillovers And Technology Gap In The Tunisian Manufacturing Sector | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Economics | Jan,2016
This paper explores the relationship between foreign direct investment and the productivity of host country domestic firms. Using firm-level data collected by the Tunisian National Statistic Institute during the period 1997- 2007 in six manufacturing industries, we study whether the presence of foreign firms produces technology spillovers on domestic firms