David R. Mutekanga, PhD.
Senior Lecturer / Academic Registrar, African Rural University, P. O. Box 24. Kagadi, Uganda
The Modern Methods Of Farming Adopted By Small Scale Farmers And How They Have Impacted Indigenous Knowledge: The Case Of Kagadi District, Uganda
This study undertaken among local farmers in rural Uganda in Kagadi District clearly shows that most farmers still depend a lot on indigenous knowledge to manage their farms and farm produce. Over 35% of the farmers use IK and have tended not to pick up other modern methods of farming like using improved seeds, fertilizers and insecticides. They also report

Loise Wachuka Mungai
Phd Student, Jkuat, Nairobi, Kenya
Influence Of Talent Attraction On Knowledge Retention In Government Ministries In Kenya
The aim of this study was to assess the influence of talent attraction on knowledge retention in government ministries in Kenya. The moderating effect of top management commitment on the influence of talent attraction on knowledge retention was also examined. From the two objectives two null hypotheses were developed. The study relied on extensive literature review and qualitative and quantitative

Wong Tai Seng
Faculty Of Business And Finance, Universititunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia
How Well The Undergraduate Understand About The Goods And Services Tax (gst)
Taxpayers' knowledge of Goods and Services Tax (GST) serves as a fundamental driving factor for voluntary compliance behaviour. When tax payers are equipped with a good level of GST knowledge, they are more likely to be alert to GST policies and its related information, which improve GST policies application. Further, research studies show taxpayers are likely to have a favourable

Unongo, E.A.
Snr Lecturer, Department Of Agricultural Extension And Communication, Federal University Of Agriculture Makurdi, Nigeria
Assessment Of Effects Of Various Types Of Forest Fauna Food Resources Exploitation On The Livelihood Of Rural Households And Their Intensity Of Utilization In Benue State, Nigeria
The study was conducted to assess the various types of forest fauna food resources exploitation and their intensity of utilization by rural house holds in Benue state, Nigeria. A purposive sample of 300 eligible respondents that participate in forest resources exploitation and utilization was considered for the study using a well structured interview schedule. The study revealed that the major

Unongo, E.A.
Department Of Agricultural Extension And Communication, Federal University Of Agriculture Makurdi, Nigeria
Assessment Of Effects Of Various Types Of Forest Flora Food Resources Exploitation On The Livelihood Of Rural Households And Their Intensity Of Utilization In Benue State, Nigeria
The study was carried out to access the various types of forest flora foods resources exploited and their intensity of utilization by the rural households in Benue state, Nigeria. A well structured interview schedule was used to purposively elicit information from eligible 300 respondents. The result of the study revealed that majorly, fruits (60.0%) were exploited and very highly intensively

Osei-Tutu Boateng
Administrative Officer, Csir-forestry Research Institute Of Ghana, P.o Box 63, Knust, Kumasi, Ghana
Effects Of Motivation On Public Sector Performance: A Case Of Forestry Research Institute Of Ghana
This study was conducted to assess the effect of motivation on public sector performance. Forestry Research Institute of Ghana of Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR-FORIG) was used as a case. Stratified sampling was the technique used in data collection using questionnaires. The data collected was analyzed using SPSS. The study revealed that people joined public service for various

Unongo, E. A.
Department Of Agricultural Extension And Communication, Federal University Of Agriculture Makurdi, Benue State, Nigeria
Assessments Of Effects Of Various Types Of Forest Flora Medicinal Resources Exploited On The Livelihood Of Rural Households And Their Intensity Of Utilization In Benue State, Nigeria
Rural households exploit various types of forest flora medicinal resources at varying intensity for medicinal use. The study was conducted to assess the effects of various types of forest flora medicinal resources exploited on the livelihood of rural households and their level of intensity of exploitation by the rural households. A well structured interview schedule was used to purposively collect

Unongo, E. A.
Department Of Agricultural Extension And Communication, Federal University Of Agriculture Makurdi, Benue State, Nigeria
Analysis Of Various Forms Of Forest Fauna Food Resources Exploited And Utilized By Rural Households In Benue State, Nigeria
This study analysed various forms of forest fauna food resources exploited and their intensity of utilization by the rural households in Benue State, Nigeria. Data for the study was purposively collected from 300 eligible respondents in the rural households using a well structured interview schedule. The result of the study revealed that majority (70.0%) consumed bush meat by boiling, mollusks

Unongo, E. A.
Department Of Agricultural Extension And Communication, Federal University Of Agriculture Makurdi, Benue State, Nigeria
Assessment Of Rural Households’ Membership Of Social Groups And Their Access To Forest Resources Exploitation And Utilization In Benue State, Nigeria
The study was carried out to assess rural household's membership of social groups and their access to forest resources exploitation and utilization in Benue State, Nigeria. The study revealed that majority (63.0%) engaged in fuel wood traders association 55.0% engaged in bush meat traders association while 53.0% engaged in charcoal traders association. 72.0% of the respondents have had free access

Unongo, E. A.
Department Of Agricultural Extension And Communication, Federal University Of Agriculture Makurdi, Benue State
Assessment Of Rural Households’ Access To Credit Sources For Forest Resources Exploitation And Utilization In Benue State, Nigeria
The study assessed the rural households' access to credit sources for forest resources exploitation and utilization in Benue State, Nigeria. The study was achieved through the use of a well structured interview schedule to collect information from 300 eligible respondents. The study revealed that majority (70.0%) had no access to credit in the study area and the loan source mostly

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