Assessment of Factors Associated with Improper Solid Waste Management Practices; A Case of Mlali Farmers’ Market Mvomero District, Morogoro- Tanzania | Chapter 3 | An Overview on Business, Management and Economics Research Vol. 2

 Solid waste administration in markets is a global question. This study was conducted to assess determinants associated with immoral solid waste administration practices at Mlali market in Mvomero commune, Morogoro region, Tanzania. The methods used to accumulate data were scrutiny, in-depth interview, and representative survey group discussion. The tools for dossier collection were questionnaires, camcorder and interview guide for primary dossier. Document review was used for the acquisition of subordinate data. A total of 83 accused were involved in the study. Respondents were preferred randomly. The verdicts revealed that inadequate abilities for waste collection and conveyance is the main factor joined to poor solid waste administration practices at Mlali market. Also lack of agreement to by-laws with the vendors and traders was another joined factor.Therefore, it is urged that the management of stock exchange should purchase new and reliable waste storage and conveyance facilities. Enforcement of by-societies and regulations to peddlers and traders at the market is wanted.

Author(s) Details:

Dennis N. Kavana,
Institute of Development Studies, Mzumbe University, Tanzania.

Editha Ndunguru,
Institute of Development Studies, Mzumbe University, Tanzania.

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Enhancement of Sustainable Strategic Management Practices at the Zimbabwe National PARKS and Wildlife Management Authority: A Brief Review| Chapter 1 | Research Aspects in Arts and Social Studies Vol. 3

 The present study is about Sustainable calculated administration practices at the Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority. Zimbabwe's being is significant for individual key reason: it supports the country's travel manufacturing. The Zimbabwean administration views being management as a valuable, allowable, and tenable system of land use, one that concede possibility be specifically appropriate in agriculturally slight districts. Despite the tourism area bearing excellent potential for progress in Zimbabwe, the gift of wildlife to the country"s GDP has depreciated in the post 2000 time. This create it essential to examine practices in being administration to decide the policies that power enhance tenable touristry exceptionally in shielded fields. A self administered inquiry was likely; confronting interviews and representative survey group discussions were transported as basic dossier accumulation forms. Despite all attempts to manage and safeguard being, local societies must be affiliated with being administration because society-located preservation exceptionally has come under attack again, and it should progressively inadmissible to call for a continue more forcible types of preservation. The study approves that the Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority to merge their efforts accompanying those of the for-profit businesses. Effective conflict stop methods need to be grown in addition to the societies particularly in the exercise process. Additionally, managerial benchmarking should. Collaborating accompanying local experts so that be consistency in being in the SADC domain nations and administration in peaceful parks.

Author(s) Details:

Chavunduka Desderio,
Chinhoyi University of Technology, Zimbabwe.

Muchanyukwa Lawrence,
Chinhoyi University of Technology, Zimbabwe.

Sifile Obert,
Chinhoyi University of Technology, Zimbabwe.

Mamimine Patrick,
Chinhoyi University of Technology, Zimbabwe.

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Management and the Influence of Socioeconomic Factors on Tree Species Diversity in Traditional Agroforestry Practices in Demba Gofa District, South Ethiopia | Chapter 02 | Research Aspects in Biological Science Vol. 2

 The study's purpose was to provide a baseline of data on the state of woody species diversity and usage, as well as local knowledge and the influence of socioeconomic variables on tree species diversity management. Interviews and conversations with key informants, as well as a formal survey using standardised questionnaires, were used to gather primary data. The tree species richness was determined by counting trees in sampling plots of different agroforestry technologies among three socioeconomic groups. Secondary information was acquired from many sources. According to the statistics, the majority of farmers preferred to plant trees around their homesteads, woodlots, and borders. The trees were planted for use as fuel wood, construction materials, and soil enhancement. Farmers with greater money had more trees.

Author(S) Details

Gebremedhin Chameno Chalite
Department of Natural Resource Management, College of Agricultural Sciences, Arba Minch University, Ethiopia.

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Countries and Firms Explaining Managerial Performances | Chapter 4 | Current Strategies in Economics and Management Vol. 1

A large body of research in recent years result in the growth of knowledge about better or worse management practices. However, comparative research using firm-level data has been limited by the different styles on management and by the unavailability of homogeneous data sources, especially in former transition and Asian countries. This study fills this gap, by using the firm-level survey by EBRD and World Bank (BEEPSV-MENA ES, 2012-2014) and by looking at the determinants of a ManagementQualityScore(MQS)formorethan17.000firmsin36countriesofCentralAsia,Eastern EuropeandNorthernAfrica. Wefindthatboth,countryandfirmcharacteristics,matterformanagerial skills but they weight differently. In fact the country-groupings change, accelerate or dampen the impact of firms characteristics on management performance so that different channels are conducive tobettermanagerialpractices. Competition,education,andtechnologyaretheimportantchannelsfor thehigh-incomecountries, whereasglobalvaluechainparticipationandownershiparethesignificant channelsforthelow-incomecountries. Inparticular,GVCparticipationenhancessignificantlymanagerial practices of firms in low-income countries especially for the lower quartile firms. Hence, this study providesempiricalsupportforaninterplaybetweencountryandfirmcharacteristicsintransitionaland emerging markets. In addition, it provides support for an enhanced connection between business environment reforms devoted to managerial upgrading and industrial policy devoted to enhancing best-performingfirmscharacteristics. Assuch,itsuggeststhatonlytheircomplementaryandtargeted use can support management and business practices upgrading.

Author(s) Details

Roberto Iorio
Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Salerno, Italy.

Maria Luigia SegnanaDepartment of Economics and Management, University of Trento, Italy.

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