A Policy Perspective to Farmers' Adaptation to Water Scarcity: The Case of Kafr El Sheikh, Egypt by Ahmed, Logine

“…Through qualitative research approach, fieldwork interviews with rice farmers in Kafr El Sheikh governorate in Egypt and in-depth interviews with water management experts were conducted to identify farmers’ perceived causes of water scarcity and their adaptation behaviors and practices in relation to the broader policy context of water management. …”
Get full text
Get full text

Combating Counterfeit Medicines: A Case Study of the Egyptian Pharmaceutical Traceability System by Ahmed Abdelfatah, Nourhan Yasser

Get full text
Get full text

HIV/AIDS beliefs among MSM in the Philippines by Decoste, Anthony

“…Using a questionnaire developed using the Health Belief Model (HBM), this study endeavors to understand beliefs and thus improve counseling guidelines for MSM who continue to engage in risky sexual behaviors following VCT and a negative HIV test. …”
Get full text

Attitudes, beliefs and myths about suicidal behaviour : a qualitative investigation of South African male students by Meissner, Birte Linda

Get full text

Understanding the effect of protocol variations in the zebrafish light/dark transition test by Gelderblom, Michelle

Get full text

In Her Words: The Silent Battles of Egyptian Women with Breast Cancer by Ahmed Hassan, Nada Mohamed, NH

Get full text
Get full text

The impact of the introduction of antiretroviral therapy on the increase of voluntary counseling and testing at the Sedibeng District public health facilities by Makhutle, Motswaledi Jacob

Get full text

Do moral values influence the spread of HIV/AIDS amongst young people/adolescence by Solomons, Daniel Peter

Get full text

To evaluate the psychometric properties of a tool used to assess a new model of brief behaviour change counselling in the South African context by Fouche, Jani

Get full text

A physical activity programme to support the development of Namibian youth in an 'at-risk' context by Zealand, Donovan Dominic

Get full text

Why Do Street-Level Bureaucrats Risk Themselves for Others? The Case of Public Health Care Workers in Egypt by Moussa, Mohamed Adel Ahmed Eraky

“…Recommendations based on the findings are; governments and health care organizations should promote a sense of responsibility among health care workers, pay attention to public health care workers by presenting their success stories and appreciating their efforts across all media, create a positive working environment through enhancing helpful behavior and peer support throughout hard times such as the current pandemic; a well-designed disaster preparedness strategy should be in place to ensure that communities and health care organizations have a well-structured system to manage health care disasters effectively.…”
Get full text
Get full text

Exploring Driver behaviour under conditions of darkness: shedding light on the night time traffic death toll by Williams, Saajidah Bibi

Get full text

Alcohol policy and regulation: public opinion amongst young adults in Khayelitsha, South Africa by Ferrell, Britany

Get full text

Dealcoholised wine : motivations, preferences and perceptions of South African Generation Y consumers by Filter, Markus

Get full text

Psychosocial predictors of sexual risk behaviour among HIV infected and affected adolescents living in HIV affected homes of Uganda

Get full text
Get full text

Adapting a Psychosocial Intervention to reduce HIV risk among likely adolescent participants in HIV biomedical trials by Dietrich, Janan Janine

Get full text