Business Administration and Management Project Topics and Materials (Page 63)

ABSTRACT This project was an investigation into the effects of training in hindering the growth of entrepreneurship in Kenya, a case of Karatina Town in Nyeri District. The objective behind the study was to investigate study and analyze the effects of training in hindering the growth of entrepreneurship in Kenya. Training plays a major role in... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT Electricity is a primary factor of development and should therefore be harnessed, and developed in an efficient manner. It should also be available in adequate quantity, quality and affordable prices. The level and intensity of commercial energy use in a country is a key indicator of the degree of economic growth and development. The... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT Kenya Rural Enterprise Programme (K-Rep) is one of the leading micro - finance institution in Kenya, which lends money to small and micro - enterprises. It is therefore important to small and micro - enterprises. It is therefore important to study and understand terms of loans in micro - finance institutions to small and micro -... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT Performance appraisal is a systematic evaluation of staff with respect to their performance on the job, potential for development aimed at contributing towards attaining corporate goals and objectives. The concept therefore provides a feedback process leading to greater clarity regarding organization's expectations, staff capabilities,... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT Commercial banks play a critical role in economic growth and development, income generation and job creation especially in developing countries. With the increasing trend of sudden corporate failures in both global and local context, shareholders and management are increasingly becoming more concerned with the factors that affect... Continue Reading

Studies done by researchers show that entrepreneurial activities among women in Kenya are  relatively lower than in developed countries. Studies done in other parts of Africa indicate that  ownership of Co-operative Societies business is mainly by women aged between 30 and 45  years. This is mainly so because the women constitute about 32% of... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT In the work environment, there is the inevitable practice of performance appraisal whether formal or informal. Research evidence also point out that in most admired organizations, employee performance appraisal is a vital and vigorous management tool. (http://www.hrdirectory.org/hr-articles/employee-performance-appraisals .php) While... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT Proceeding on the basis of performance differences between male and female owned enterprises, the research analyzed the gender differences  on entrepreneurial self-efficacy among Small and Medium Entrepreneurs at Githurai Trading Center, Nairobi Kenya. Descriptive survey design was adopted using structured questionnaires that were... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The primary purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of school fees default on the financial capacity of secondary schools in Kiambu District. A sample of 5R secondary schools was selected using stratified random sampling method as the subjects were stratified into five categories; national schools, provincial hoarding,... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The need for this study stems from the traditional view that women have a primary responsibility for family care while that for men is to provide for the family. This result in women being steered from an early age into sex stereotyped occupations and roles. Historically these occupations have been structured in either the middle and the... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT Over the years, HIV / AIDS has become a major threat to the socio-economic development in the world especially in economically poor countries. HIV/ AIDS continues to be the leading cause of death in the region with 2.1 million AIDS related deaths. A total of 33.2 million people worldwide were also living with HIV/AIDS (WHO, 2007).Due to... Continue Reading

Abstract Corporate Social Responsibility is a recent development in business which is defined as company's voluntary contribution to the society and environment which goes beyond production of goods and services. Today it is important that each business should balance objectives without allowing any conflict to arise between the business and the... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The HIV/AIDS epidemic has had devastating effects in the workplace. It poses challenges to companies such as loss of productivity, employee turnover, increased medical costs, cost of HIV testing and treatment etc. (Aventin 1998). HIV/AIDS is not just a potential crisis, but also a real threat to the workforce and the entire community at... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT In Kenya the responsibility for the promotion, growth and development of the cooperative sector has been given to the Ministry of Co-operative Development and Marketing. This sector has made tremendous contribution towards wealth and employment creation. Currently there are over 10,800 registered Co-operative Societies with a membership... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT Electrical power project like most of the construction projects are complex, dynamic, unique and prone to uncertainties, hence pose challenges even to the best of the project managers. The project team faces unprecedented changes in addition to constraints of budgets, time and quality. Review of literature reveals diverging opinions as to... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT Kenya hopes to achieve her dream of education by the year 2015, and be industrialized by the year 2020. The role of education in realizing these goals cannot be underscored. This is because they are responsible of ensuring there is effective and efficient implementation of education policies. The concern of this study was to ascertain... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT This study has examined the costs incurred by Microfinance institutions in late, early or no response to the HIV/AIDs pandemic in Kenya. The general objective of the study was to investigate the costs of MFls in response to HIV/AIDS crisis in Kenya. The basic objectives of the study are: to identify and analyze the costs incurred by MFls... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The essence of this research was to determine the major constraints that influence the development of Micro and Small Enterprises in Mwiki Kasara . During the past two decades a lot of attention has been drawn to the important role that MSEs play in employment creation. The government and other key players have taken positive steps to... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT In order for strategy implementation to be successful, there is need for a clear alignment and synergy between all the factors or parameters that make up an organization; customers, processes, people or employees and capital or financials. Today's organizations recognize that competitive advantage comes through intangible knowledge,... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT Access to financial services by self-employed persons in small business enterprises is one of the limiting factors that inhibit growth and development of these small businesses. The problem of accessibility is created by lending institutions through their lending policies. This is displayed in the form of prescribed minimum loan amounts,... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The importance of the SSE sector as a source of income and employment for poor households in  Kenya has been widely acknowledged since the publication of the ILO report of 1972. The  performance of a firm depends on the management of the firm. In addition, the financing of a  firm will also depend upon the structure and quality of its... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT According to the balance sheet of many Financial Institutions in Kenya NPLS has continued to be a big problem. This has deviated management time towards implementation of better credit management techniques which will help to reduce the level of the NPLS. This study was aimed at establishing the techniques that are mostly used by mortgage... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The Central bank of Kenya continues to support innovations that will broaden the financial inclusion of the majority of the Kenyans. The financial access survey of 2009 shows that 32% of Kenya's bankable population remains totally out of the orbit of financial services and many more being served by the informal financial system (CBK... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT Successful adoption, sustainability and growth of Livestock related rural livelihood support initiatives by the Kenya Government and NGOs in Meru South District of Kenya's Eastern Province is dependent on various factors. These include training, structure and governance of projects, weather patterns, marketing, Government support and... Continue Reading

ABSTRACT The failure of several large corporations at the global stage has been attributed to weak or ineffective financial control. ,.D., recent example is the large United States of America (US) insurance organization, American International Group (AIG), which in May 2005, reduced its 2004 profits by $2.7 billion due to accounting errors over... Continue Reading