Intellectual property law and development in Namibia: harnessing the law on geographical indications in the realization of vision 2030 by Ihuhua, Lineekela

“…The thesis considers the absence of a sui generis system for the protection of GIs in Namibia, thereby entreating a discourse on whether there is a need for a stand-alone GI framework. …”
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Impact of fuelwood quality and quantity on rural households’ energy use in Omusati region in North-West of Namibia by Hainduwa, Feliciana Ndapewa

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Information-seeking behaviour of Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources' students at Neudamm Campus, University of Namibia by Uugwanga, Nekulu Selma Takatsu

“…This study investigated the information-seeking behaviour of the Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources' (FANR) students at Neudamm Campus, University of Namibia (UNAM). It determined their information needs, informationseeking patterns, information use and information evaluation including preferences for information resources. …”
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Bridging the education gap: an exploratory study of education in low-income rural and informal settlements in Namibia by Haingura, Pascalius

“…This qualitative study explores educational challenges and opportunities in low-income communities in northern Namibia and informal settlements in central Namibia. …”
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An exploratory study of project finance as a funding model for affordable housing development in Windhoek, Namibia by Hamana, Olsen

“…The analysis of findings from interviews and secondary sources shows that the project finance model is a viable instrument for affordable housing developments in Namibia. However, future users of the project finance model will need to adapt the model to fit the affordable housing financing criteria and, most importantly, identify and establish the sources of financing for the end-users.…”
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MoEAC and UNICEF Education Public-Private Partnership in Namibia: The challenge of high drop out by Ilonga, Monica Elise Hella

“…The inability of many nations, such as Namibia, to singlehandedly provide public services, including educational infrastructure, fostered education public private partnerships (PPP) as a way of involving the private sector in partnerships to combat societal challenges. …”
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TVET educators’ views of continuing professional development (CPD) from three TVET providers in Namibia by Kaapama, Uanee Rosaline

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Primary school teachers' experiences of implementing assessment policy in social studies in the Kavango region of Namibia by Nyambe, Thomas Nyambe

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Exploring the efficacy of community-based natural resource management in Salambala Conservancy, Caprivi Region, Namibia by De Kock, Melissa (Melissa Heyne)

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Enhancing the contribution of small and medium-sized enterprises to local economic development in Oshakati Town, Namibia by Kakwambi, J. N. N.

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Exploring the potential role of adult education in the implementation of the Individual Veterans Projects in the Khomas region, Namibia by Nangaku, Nahenda Saima

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An assessment of knowledge and factors that expose young female student nurses to HIV infection at University of Namibia’s by Uushona, Selma Ingandipewa

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An assessment of customer care services in the public sector - a study of the Government Institutions Pension Fund in Namibia by Kurtz, Erna Irene

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A conceptual analysis of the provision of a private school in a Namibian town by Nieuwoudt, Reyno

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A philosophical analysis of continuing professional development of teachers in Namibian schools by Nakambale, Evelina Nailoke

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An implementation evaluation study of the "My future is my choice" HIV and AIDS education programme in the Directorate of Education, Oshana Region, Northern Namibia by Salom, Nespect Butty

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Aspekte van die leksikografiese hantering van variante met spesifieke verwysing na Namibiese Afrikaans by Beuke, Christina Maria

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The state of Namibia's concrete infrastructure – A comparative study of Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, Arandis and Usakos towns by Chirembo, Kondwanie Frank

“…In Namibia, the design and construction specification of concrete (for durability) follows the traditional method of prescribing parameters which over time are believed to produce durable concrete. …”
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Analysing the likely impact of the new Namibia Investment Promotion Act 9 of 2016 on the flow of FDI into the country

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Developing a framework for improving coordination in the provision of agricultural support services to farmers in Oshikoto region Namibia

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