Influence Of Networking Structures On Small Dairy Farming And Rural Development: A Case Of Uasin Gishu County, Kenya | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Entrepreneurship | Aug,2017
Creating Networks of linkages within local or even national community may help the smallholder dairy farmer to identify new opportunities, access business information and assemble necessary resources hence sustaining the enterprise. The general objective of the study was to establish the networking structures accessed by smallholder dairy farmers in Uasin
Spatial And Temporal Changes In The Growth Dynamics Of A Medium Sized Urban Center In Nigeria | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Geography | Aug,2017
Settlements represent the most profound human alteration of the natural environment through a spectrum of urban land use activities. This is no longer restricted to the mega urban centres but also occurring in the smaller urban centre. The role of small and intermediate urban centers in local, regional and national
The Mediation Effects Of Tqm On The Relationship Between Cost Leadership Strategy And Financial Performance Of Manufacturing Firms In Kenya | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Management | Aug,2017
The study aimed to establish the mediation effects of TQM on the relationship between cost leadership strategy and financial performance of manufacturing firms in Kenya. The target population for the study was 39 ISO certified, manufacturing firms in Kenya. The target respondents were the CEO, Strategic managers and Quality Assurance
Effect Of Store Perceived Quality And Loyalty Schemes On Store Brand Choice: A Survey On Selected Supermarkets In Eldoret Town, Kenya | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Marketing | Aug,2017
The main purpose of this study was to analyze the conditional effect of loyalty schemes on relationship between Store perceived quality and Store brand choice. Explanatory research design and systematic interval was used to select every 10th respondent from a sample size of 384. Data collected were analyzed using correlation
Market Environment And Health Behaviour Of Traders At Sabo, Ile-ife Nigeria | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Sociology | Aug,2017
Environmental conditions in many areas threaten to reverse the gains made in public health over the last decades. In Nigeria, environmental pollution in markets is an important challenge to public health as a result of urbanization. Although there have been several studies on market environment, however, this study of Sabo
Effect Of Migration On Infant Mortality Between Migrants And Non - Migrants In Lagos State | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Anthropology | Jul,2017
In this study, it was observed that among the reported infant mortality from sampled population, about 58.8% died between age 4 weeks and 52 weeks, while among the migrants and non- migrants, the proportions of infant dying between the same age range was 77.3% and 25% respectively. That is, the
Comparing Compressive Strength Of Sandcrete Blocks Made With Sand From Different Sources | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Civil Engineering | Jul,2017
Sandcrete blocks form the major walling material in the construction of building structures. Many firms in the business of manufacturing sandcrete blocks in Ikorodu and its environs use sand from various sources in the production of these blocks. This paper is out to investigate the compressive strength of sandcrete blocks
The Degree Of Specialization And Diversification (dsd) Of Non-traditional Export Sector In Ghana | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Economics | Jul,2017
The study aimed to investigate the Degree of Specialization and Diversification (DSD) within the non-traditional export sector in Ghana. The Herfindhal and Entropy Indexes were adopted to determine the degree of specialization and diversification in the sector and establish the market share of various sub-sectors. The non-traditional export sector is
Democratic Education In The Egyptian Higher Education: Investigation Of Tutors' Perception Of Democratic Education In The Egyptian Higher Education | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Education | Jul,2017
Democratic education (DE) sees young people not as passive recipients of knowledge, but rather as active co-creators of their own learning and valued participants in a learning community. This study investigates tutors’ understanding and implementation of DE in the Egyptian Higher Education (HE). It investigates HE tutors’ conception about learners
Leading Pedagogically In A Decentralised Context Within East Flores Secondary Schools, East Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Education | Jul,2017
The Indonesian education system has been experiencing many changes to improve its quality, yet student outcomes at a global level have been gradually declining. Teachers are the most subject to blame for these downward trends and are, therefore, compelled to improve their teaching strategy through various training sessions and workshops.