Using attendance data in non-medical health interventions: A case study of Cape Town NPOs by Kettlewell, Finlay

“…Within health promotion NPOs, the effective collection, collation and analysis of attendance data can be hugely beneficial to a wide variety of organisational processes. These include the interlinked processes of monitoring, evaluation and impact assessment, as well as broader organisational streamlining, fundraising and safeguarding among others. …”
Get full text

An assessment of the state of e-government in South Africa - the case of the Government Employees Pension Fund

Get full text
Get full text

Tool for Support Concept Evaluation for Missile A

Get full text

Assessing the efficacy of policy reform in Zimbabwe's Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Sector by Ncube, Sukoluhle Primrose

“…Three empirical data sources were used, comprising of desktop review of documents on WASH policy implementation processes and guidelines, qualitative interviews carried out with four key informants from WASH coordinating committees and the case methodology to study three districts implementing the sector reforms using a semi-structured questionnaire administered to various district and community stakeholders. …”
Get full text

Investigation of marketing accountability in South African organisations

Get full text
Get full text

Identifying factors contributing to the delay of project timelines in public- private partnerships for housing development projects in Namibia by Mberema, Maria-Magdalena

“…The researcher identified 15 key factors that cause a delay in timelines of PPP housing development projects in Namibia which are namely: (1) Allocation; (2) Availability of land; (3) Funding; (4) Internal Factors from CoW/Delays from the Local Authorities; (5) Lack of Project Management; (6) No capacity; (7) Political Will/Bureaucracy; (8) Procurement; (9) Tenure ship; (10) Town Planning/Delays in Statutory Planning Approvals; (11) Understanding of PPP implementation/Lack of understanding in PPP processes; (12) Inadequate working relationships; (13) Corruption; (14) Lack of clear PPP Policies to be managed; and, (15) No streamlined processes. …”
Get full text

Critical success factors for financing renewable IPPs in South Africa by Hamilton-Tshangela, Someleze Noxolo

“…The Sensitivity: MTN Internal study emphasises the importance of well-structured tariff models, transparent bidding processes, and streamlined regulatory frameworks to address current challenges. …”
Get full text

Factors influencing the adoption of blockchain technology by South African commercial banks

Get full text
Get full text

Modelling blood flow during syringing by Goedhals, Jaime Erin

Get full text

Social media as a communication tool during emergencies and disasters in Ghana by Omar, Safianu

“…The results of the VI study also show that social media is a vital communication platform, allowing open dialogue between EDMOs and affected communities, addressing needs, and streamlining relief processes. Despite challenges, the study reveals that the EDMOs exhibited the capability to adapt and optimize resources dynamically, ensuring effective disaster response. …”
Get full text

Investigating the use of ray tracing for signal-level radar simulation in space monitoring applications: a comparison of radio propagation models by Martin, Mogamat Yaaseen

“…This assessed the value of implementing ray tracing in a radar simulator operating primarily within space contexts and evaluated the results of both simulators using detection processing as a demonstrated application of the system. …”
Get full text

The Economy-wide impacts of climate-induced grain production changes in South Africa by Pule, Puleng Moremi

Get full text

Evaluation of a quality improvement cycle intervention in the provision of PMTCT at a regional hospital by Van Niekerk, Elizabeth C.

Get full text