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The management practices of ICT integration in the curriculum of the primary schools in Uganda
(The 8th International Conference on e-learning Capetown University of Capapeninsular university of Technology, 2013)The study investigates how ICT integration in the primary school curriculum is managed in Uganda. School management practices were conceptualized as planning, organization and coordination. The dependent variable is ICT ... -
Employee factors, rather not customer factors drive corporate strategies for agribusiness investment in Uganda
(2014-08)This paper presents evidence that corporate strategies provide the basis for agribusiness development and managing risk and uncertainty. These strategies are driven by, among others, employee factors, which are, however, ... -
Resource mobilization for Universities
(The Uganda Vice Chancellors’ Forum Kampala, 2015)Higher education, the world over, is dogged with the challenge of inadequate resources. Public universities, which receive Government subventions, have over the years experienced declining public funding both in actual ... -
Ill-health and labour market outcomes in Uganda: evidence from 2005/06 national household survey
(2012)This study set out to examine the impact of ill-health on labour market outcomes in Uganda using UNHS 2005/06. Specifically, the study examined the potential economic loss of ill-health and the effects of ill-health on ... -
The effects of Agricultural Extension Services on farm yields in Uganda: evidence from Agriculture Census Data
(2015)The present study investigates the productivity effects of agricultural extension services in Uganda drawing upon Uganda Agriculture Census (UCA) data (2008/2009). The descriptive show that 21% of farming households had ... -
Trade Liberalization, Export and Import Growth: Evidence from Uganda
(2009)The study explores the impact of trade liberalization on export and import growth in Uganda. A number of developing countries have opened up their own economies to take full advantage of the resultant opportunities for ... -
Environmental factors and graduate start up in Uganda
(2010)Purpose: A major concern in many countries is the failure to see high levels of apparent intent to start up amongst graduates. This study investigates the relationship between social and closer valuation and intention to ... -
Information Communication Technology (ICT) utilization in Uganda local governments; why low uptake?
(2012-12-08)The study was conducted in Local Governments’ in Uganda where a total of 65 respondents out of a total of 69 representing 94.2% response rate was realised after administering the study instruments over a period of six (6) ... -
Financial literacy and household investment choices in Uganda.
(2016-10)This study aims at establishing the levels of financial literacy among households in Uganda and then investigates whether financial literacy is associated with household investment choices. Financial literacy is measured ...
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