The economic evaluation of aquaculture as a climate change adaptation option in fisher communities of Zimbabwe by Tongowona, Admire

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A discourse analysis of education for social justice focusing on sustainable development, equality and economic development : implications for teaching and learning by Waghid, Zayd

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An analysis of models of branchless banking in developing countries by Makhubedu, Dipolelo

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The impact of energy on sustainable economic development in Uganda by Sebbit, Adam Mohammed

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Context sensitive road planning for developing countries by Beukes, Edward Andrew

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Development and Management framework for the Gourits River Catchment

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Analysis of security and good governance as prerequisites for sustainable development : a case study of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD)

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The development of a personal growth programme to address the emotional needs of early childhood development practitioners in previously disadvantaged communities

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Creating a Development Framework: a Generic Lens for Public Markets’ Analysis and Development in Integration With Their Zone of Influence Revitalization by Ahmed, Nourhan

“…The findings of this application revealed that the core problems that affect its functionality are: informality, lack of management, poor education, and having an informal culture. As part of developing the market in integration with its zone of influence revitalization, the thesis proposed guidelines such as: formalizing the market and its surrounding area, enhancing the education and culture, creating a market management body, and upgrading the market’s services, urban fabric, and built-up form in correspondence with its context. …”
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The sustainability of agriculture as a development tool in Namibia by Hansen, Gregory Craig

“…There is a need for research into other sectors of the Namibian economy in which Namibia may have a greater comparative advantage and hence would be better placed to act as a basis for development programmes. The Namibian Government should be encouraging other forms of job creation, such as tourism, and providing support to entrepreneurs undertaking new enterprises in sectors of the economy where the people of Namibia can sustainably exploit a comparative advantage.…”
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Development of plant-produced Bluetongue virus vaccines by van Zyl, Albertha R

“…It was further undertaken to develop two novel second generation plant-produced protein body (PB) vaccines that are DIVA compliant. …”
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Coaching in support of the Mandela Bay Development Agency by Haardt, Saskia

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Development of new antimalarial ferrocenyl-artesunate complexes by Munnik, Brandon Liam

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Impacts and issues of a social innovation approach to development finance: a case study of Zoona by Phiri, Lelemba Chitembo

“…The paper concludes with some recommendations on how the concept of socially innovative approaches to development finance, as supplementary forms of distributing development funds to traditional forms, can be improved on when applied by private organizations and local networks to enable the development of economic, personal and social capital and develop the capacity of communities.…”
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Developmental needs of HRD practitioners in the South African Public Service

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Mindscape - a centre for creative development in Sunnyside

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Urban agriculture - a community development project

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Copyright: a roadblock to education in developing countries? by El Labban, Noha

“…In this context, it looks, in particular, at the role of limitations and exceptions to copyright which in principle seek to reconcile both the interest of rights holders and public interest but whose implementation in practice has proved challenging in a number developing of countries. The paper seeks to identify options that will enable developing countries to formulate national copyright regimes that give priority to access to knowledge in the form of educational material.…”
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