Modal split analysis for the journey to work by Aplin, William Neil

“…The data collection technique used in this study involved the distribution of a questionnaire survey to a sample of employees at their workplace. …”
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Opportunistic Networks on the Move: A Context-Aware Framework for Opportunistic Networking Under Heterogeneous Mobility Settings by Elsingergy, Sara

“…The best-performing variant is then identified and rigorously tested under varying conditions, including various interest distributions, battery distributions, user densities, and message volumes per user. …”
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The planning system, property markets and the development of affordable housing: case studies from Cape Town by Musvoto, Elizabeth Mirika

“…The study finds that while the structural variables such as the resources for housing development and planning system and policy framework impacted on the location, density, integration and affordability of affordable housing; the ideological perspectives of role players have impacted on the roles and distribution of resources towards the development of affordable housing. …”
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School feeding programmes as a mechanism to improve market access for smallholder farmers in rural areas of South Africa

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Clean Drinking Water Access In Egypt’s Marginalized Areas: A Case study of Life From Water Foundation by Mansy, Walaa Nasser

“…Egypt currently suffers from marked water scarcity due to its vulnerability to climate change, uneven water distribution, degradation of water quality, and misuse of water resources in rural and peri-urban areas, leading to health risks and poor hygiene. …”
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Threads of connectivity: Placemaking as a catalyst for bridging the infrastructure divide along the Voortrekker corridor by Masipa, Xenophen

“…Infrastructure systems play a vital role in cities, distributing resources throughout the city to ensure its functionality and continuous development. …”
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Evaluating the effectiveness of mental health training on the knowledge and attitudes of non-specialist health workers in South Africa by Mahlakametsa, Mpho

“…Given a significant shortage of health care professionals in low-and middle-income countries, particularly for mental health, and the unequal distribution of resources, a task-shifting approach has been proposed to broaden access to services using less specialised health care providers and reduce the treatment gap resulting from a shortage of human resources. …”
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Opportunities to learn environmental education : a case study of Mpumalanga province

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Assembling the socio-educational spheres within contested urban environments: The Role of a Community Learning Hub in a Contested Urban Environment

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The role of social capital in the creation of sustainable livelihoods : a case study of the Siyazama Community Allotment Gardening Association (SCAGA) by Jacobs, Cindy

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The Harlequin ladybeetle Harmonia axyridis (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) in the Western Cape Province, South Africa: effects on arthropods in urban, agricultural and natural ecosyste... by Mukwevho, Vuledzani Oral

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The experiences of caregivers of mental health care users with schizophrenia in Upington, Northern Cape

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Attitudes of rural men towards the advancement of rural women : a study of Thandanani and Umngazi maize producing projects by Neno, Thembisile Wiseman

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Egypt's desert paradoxes, promises, and possibilities: A study of land reclamation policies along Cairo-Alexandria desert road by Salman, Salwa Yehia

“…In this framework, I examine several sources including state publications, presidential speeches, newspapers’ archives, and official publications between 1952 and 2011. …”
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Parallel fluid dynamics for the film and animation industries by Reid, Ashley

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Assignment of regional and divisional managers to stores by Battiston, Maegan

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Towards an inclusive language curriculum: re-orienting textbooks images and messages in respect of gender by Letsela, Lati Martha

“…Having ratified and signed many international conventions and declarations on mainstreaming gender issues, Lesotho was compelled to review some of its policies and laws to ensure equitable distribution of resources to both female and male citizens in the name of democracy and development. …”
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