Small and medium-sized entrepreneur development within public and private collaborations

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Engaging the Egyptian diaspora for development: Egyptian government policy and knowledge transfer by Iman, Dawood

“…The level and impact of diasporic contributions to homeland development have been found to depend on multiple variables, of which perhaps most relevant to policy makers in developing countries, is government policy towards emigration in general and the diaspora in specific. …”
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Unpacking Challenges and Reinforcing Evaluations in Bilateral and Multilateral Development Organizations in Egypt by elghonemy, fatema

“…The research examines evaluations conducted in bilateral and multilateral development organizations considering programs that are funded by governments or international organizations. …”
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Low-cost autonomous rover with heterogeneous compute by Van Zyl, Rynhardt

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Intelligent elevator control based on adaptive learning and optimisation by Jordaan, Edzard Adolf Biermann

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Opportunity costs of trade-related capacity development in Sub-Saharan Africa by Mugadza, Tendeukayi

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Dreams come true: youth entrepreneurs in eSikhawini township, Richards Bay by Manqoyi, Ayanda

“…This research project examines the emergence of youth entrepreneurs in the moments just before mining and industrial activities develop within a community. It focuses on how young people engage with the hopes and promise of opportunities engendered by the expansion of mines and industry within a particular place. …”
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Loyalty : the translation of information into value? by Habberton, Colin Vincer

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Egyptian Women’s Agriculture Contribution; Assessment of the Gender Gap for Sustainable Development by El Khorazaty, Noha

“…Finally, the findings of the study will lead to recommending a set of essential principles to promote inclusivity and gender-equity in agricultural development programs in Egypt.…”
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Development of an outcome measure for occupational therapists in mental health care settings

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Reflective practice as a mechanism for professional development : a narrative inquiry by Domingo, Cisca Elouise

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Evaluation of C# for a station controller in a reconfigurable manufacturing system by Graefe, Rainer

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Rethinking health care financing models: the case of Zimbabwe's health sector by Mutopo, Yvonne

“…A trade-off between achieving efficiency and equity was found especially when scaling up health programmes under the RBF initiative. Through embracing RBF, the primary health delivery system is poised for future development attributed to community buy-in and people-centric empowerment approaches.…”
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Designing with community health workers: feedback-integrated multimedia learning for rural community health by Molapo, Maletsabisa

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Financial development, financial inclusion and welfare dynamics in sub-Saharan Africa by Tita, Fomum, Anthanasius

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The role of the retailer in proactive adaptation to climate change at the farm level in South Africa by Smit, Katherine

“…To overcome these barriers the respondents suggested a variety of measures that the retailer could do to enhance the adaptive capacity of agri-firms both directly (e.g. research at farm level, funding sustainability programs) and indirectly (e.g. influencing consumers, supporting technological development, supporting large scale research and influencing government policy). …”
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A language to support verification of embedded software by Swart, Riaan

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A structured approach to the implementation of information technology (IT) governance principles to address application software project failure at a strategic and operational leve... by Van Vuuren, Nadine

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The three-stage entrepreneurial model to empower recycling product designers. by Tammam, Ismail

“…The main reasons for this failure have been defined to be: the poor entrepreneurial education at all stages, the poor legal &commercial infrastructure, as well as lack of supportive government programmes. The proposed solution is a three-stage process; it begins with formulating a ‘matrix model’, which is a detailed workplan for the transfer of an entrepreneurial idea from concept to a sustainable business, then developing a successful alpha product line that would allow business operation &sustenance, and then giving room for research and development of new similar products by incubating entrepreneurial ideas that can be turned into profitable product lines later on. …”
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School-Initiated Type-2 Activities in Continuous Professional Teacher Development

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