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The Effects of Poor Garbage Disposal Community Health: A Case Study of Kisoro Town Council Kisoro District
(Kabale University, 2011)This study investigated the effects of poor garbage disposal on community health in Kisoro town council in Kisoro district. The major objectives of the study were; to identify garbage disposal practices in Kisoro town ... -
Contribution of NGO’s and Private Sector to Natural Forest Conservation of Nyugwe National Park Rwanda.
(Kabale University, 2014)This study aimed at assessing the contribution of non-government organizations (NGs) and private sector to the conservation of Nyungwe natural forest in Nyaruguru district, southern province of Rwanda. The study relied on ... -
Causes and Effects of Land Degradation in Karangazi Sector, Nyagatare District Rwanda.
(Kabale University, 2014)The study aimed at investigating the causes and effects of land degradation in Karangazi sector, Nyagatare District Rwanda. The objectives of the study were: to establish the causes of land degradation, to find out effects ... -
Assessing the Potential of Cultural Tourism Development in Kabale District
(Kabale University, 2013)The study was about assessing the potential cultural tourism development in kabala District, of south western Uganda. This was guided by objectives namely: to identify, categorize, and profile the potential cultural sites ... -
Vocational and Technical Training and Promotion of Employment in Kabale District: A Case Study of Kabale Municipalty.
(Kabale University, 2013)There is an outcry among the public on the quality and quantity of graduates from tertiary institutions, that the graduates are unemployable. It is not known whether the problem is due to insufficient relevant training ...
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