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The Experiences Of Researchers On Application Of The Principle Of Justice In Hiv Research At Mtrh Ampath - Eldoret
Background- There is need to apply ethical principle of justice during research. Justice is doing what is morally right and proper treatment of persons. It is not easy to maintain justice in research in limited resource setting. The objectives of this study were to assess the IREC guidelines, examine the factors that AMPATH researchers consider and explore the challenges encountered
Rainfall Runoff Modeling Using Hec-hms Sma For Water Balance Determination In Sosiani Catchment, Kenya
Assessment of catchment water balance is a pre-requisite to understand the key processes of the hydrologic cycle. Water demand to meet human needs is on the increase against a finite supply in Sosiani catchment. However scanty information exists on available flow to meet competing needs that may trigger ecological imbalance. A continuous HEC-HMS SMA model was developed to simulate daily
Impacts Of Small Scale Water Abstractions On Sosiani River, Kenya
Sosiani catchment has in the recent past experienced an upsurge of spatially distributed small scale water diversions/abstractions especially in the upstream reaches of the river. Though the numbers and volume seem small, the cumulative impacts of such mode of diversions are not clearly understood at the micro-catchment level. The study evaluated the water abstraction in River Sosiani Catchment to ascertain
Social Entrepreneurship As A Strategy To Mitigate Nigerian Youths Illegal Migration
Illegal migration of African youth in general, and Nigeria in particular, contributes to social and economic problems. Some of the problems are brain drain, modern day slavery and other social vices. The paper seeks to examine social entrepreneurship as a strategy for mitigating illegal migration among the African youth. Structured questionnaires were administered to sixty respondents in the six geopolitical
Transactional Sex And
Its Health Implications:
A Case Study Of Kwame Nkrumah University Of Science And Technology, Kumasi
Transactional sex puts people young adults at higher danger of constricting sexually transmitted infections (STIs, including HIV/AIDS). The research seeks examines transactional sex, factors leading to the involvement in value-based sex and its related health implications. The study adopted the quantitative approach. Data were collected utilizing a systematic sampling technique of 150 respondents in various colleges in KNUST through questionnaires.
Two Worlds Apart: A Comparative Study Of Access And Utilization Of Maternal - Infant Health Services Between Two Counties In Kenya
Maternal and infant mortalities in Kenya are still high compared to global targets. This study targeted women of reproductive age (15 - 49) with the aim of assessing disparities in the access and utilization of maternal - infant health services in Migori and Nyeri Counties. A crossectional study design was employed. Interviewer – administered questionnaires, Key Informant Interviews (KII) and
Women Micro-entrepreneurs In Botswana: Economic And Socio-cultural Issues And Challenges
Women micro-entrepreneurs across the globe are playing an imperative role in the economic growth and development especially of developing countries. However, women in Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) are still facing an array of challenges. The objectives of this study were to explore the economic and socio-cultural issues and challenges faced by women entrepreneurs in micro-enterprises with a special
