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Preventive Strategies Not Employed By Secondary Schools In Masaba South District, Kisii County To Curb Alcohol And Drug Abuse
The objective of this study was to find out measures not employed by secondary schools in Masaba South District of Kisii County to prevent alcohol and drug abuse. The research instruments that were employed were questionnaires, document analysis and interviews. Questionnaires were employed for form three students. Documents analyzed included; school policy documents containing school rules and regulations, official
Power Sector Plan Outlay And Expenditure In India
Power is essential for economic and social development of a region or a country. however the power sector has been getting 18-20% of the total public sector outlay from initial plan periods. The present study addresses trends in plan outlay and expenditure on power sector and analysis the difference between target and achievements of plans in
Human Capital As Determinant Of Efficiency-seeking Fdi: Empirical Evidence From Nigeria
Abstract: The importance of FDI in Nigeria as a key to economic independence and growth cannot be over emphasized. Evidences from the literature show that Nigeria is attracted to resource-seeking and market-seeking FDI while little or no evidence shows her potential to attract efficiency-seeking FDI. This study is to breach this gap. The regression results show that all the components
A Study Of Quality Of Life Of College Teachers In Relation To Their Teaching Experience
Quality of Life not only indicates the health of an individual but the total well being of an individual along with the society in which he/she dwells. Basically, it represents
Risk Management In E-banking Sector – An Analytical Study
E-banking or internet banking refers to systems that enable bank customers to access accounts and information on bank products and services through a personnel computer or other intelligent device. Information technology is the key drivers of information age. It is highly cost effective channel for delivery of banking services; it is not free from the risks. A part from
A Study On Emerging Challenges Towards E-banking System
Electronic banking is the use of computer to retrieve and process banking data and to initiate transactions directly with a bank via a telecommunication network. In other words-banking is the wave of future. It provides enormous benefits to customers in terms the ease and cost of transactions. At the same time, it poses new challenges for authorities in regulating and
