IOSR-JBM   Volume-26 ~ Issue-6 ~ June 2024

Abstract: For any economy to grow, financing is a very vital aspect. This study looks at how Kenya's economy is affected by financial resources for sustainable development. It specifically looks at the impact on Kenya's economic growth of foreign direct investment, remittances, external debt, and domestic credit to the private sector. The study was founded on the four theoretical foundations: Electric Paradigm Theory, Dependency Theory, Financial Intermediation Theory, and Institutional Theory. The study adopted correlational research design. Yearly data was collected....

Keywords: Economic growth, Foreign Direct Investment, Remittances, External Debt, Domestic Credit to Private Sector

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Abstract: Academic staff play a critical role in driving institutional performance through teaching, research and professional services; and as such Human resource management practices (HRM) for academic staff are essential factors that impact various organisational outcomes. However, there is a lack of comprehensive quantitative research examining these practices specifically within private higher education institutions (PHEIs) within the context of Namibia.....

Keywords: Academic staff, compensation, recruitment, workload, employee performance

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[2] Ahmed, U. (2019). Job Demands And Work Engagement: Call For More Urgent Empirical Attention. Annals Of Contemporary Developments In Management & Hr, 1(2), 8-14.
[3] Ahmed,T., Khan, M., Thitivesa, D., Siraphatthada, Y., & Phumdara,T. (2020). Impact Of Employees' Engagement And Knowledge Sharing On Organizational Performance: Study Of Hr Challenges In Covid-19 Pandemic. Human Systems Management, 39, 589-601.
[4] Alfagira,S. & Zumrah, A.R. (2019). The Factors That Affect Motivation Of Academic Staff To Improve Their Performance At Sebha University. Journal Of Education And Social Sciences, 13(2).
[5] Amini-Phillips, C., & Okonmah, A.N. (2020). Lecturers' Workload And Productivity In Universities In Delta State. International Journal Of Education, Learning And Development, 8(3),111-136..

Abstract: This article proposes an assessment of the environmental impacts of the Cajazeiras landfill in Paraíba, Brazil, using the Leopold Matrix to support strategies for proper solid waste management in the region. An exploratory and descriptive study was conducted, covering both quantitative and qualitative aspects. The results revealed a series of significant impacts, including aesthetic degradation, proliferation of disease vectors, and emission of unpleasant odors. The absence of adequate infrastructure and control exacerbates these issues, threatening local health and environmental......

Keywords: Sanitary Landfill; Environmental Impact; Solid Waste Management; Leopold Matrix; Sustainable Solutions"

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Abstract: Industrial enterprises face varying quality objectives depending on the type of activity, justifying the adoption of quality engineering by such companies. This approach assists the company in organizing, optimizing, and supervising the means and processes in the production system of goods and services, meeting requirements for quality, quantity, safety, costs, deadlines, and the environment. A quantitative study was conducted to determine the factors that can encourage agri-food industries to implement or develop quality engineering in their work. A questionnaire is distributed......

Keywords: Quality engineering, agri-food industries, quality objectives, cost reduction, improvement measures

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Abstract: Essential for boosting economic activity and social well-being, large-scale infrastructure projects nevertheless require careful navigation of inherent complexities and potential risks to ensure their successful completion. This article examines effective risk management strategies essential for reducing these risks and ensuring project success. It outlines a comprehensive risk management framework encompassing risk identification, assessment, mitigation, and monitoring, integrated throughout the project lifecycle. Key risks encountered in these projects are categorized.....

Keywords: risk management, large-scale infrastructure, project lifecycle, financial risks, environmental risks, regulatory risks, social risks, technical risks, case studies.

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Abstract: This article explores the important role and the necessity of project management in driving progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It further explores how integrating sustainability principles into project management practices can effectively address global challenges such as poverty, inequality, and climate change. By analyzing specific SDGs, which include affordable and clean energy (SDG 7), sustainable cities and communities (SDG 11), Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8), and quality education (SDG 4), the article will highlight....

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Abstract: In today's digital era, financial literacy is an important concept. With the rapid advancements in technology and the widespread use of digital platforms for financial transactions, individuals need to posses the knowledge and skills to understand the complexities involved in managing finances digitally. Financial literacy in the digital era includes understanding concepts such as online banking, digital wallets, cryptocurrencies and investment platforms. It involves being able to evaluate the security and reliability of online financial services, protect personal information from cyber threats and make informed decisions about digital transactions.....

Keywords: Financial Literacy, Digital Era, Awareness, Usage, Digital Applications

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