Browsing College of Business and Management Sciences (CoBAMS) by Title

Now showing items 1294-1313 of 1996

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      Foreign exchange risk management, human capital and performance of forex bureaus in Kampala. [1]
      Framework for determining airport daily departure and arrival delay thresholds: Statistical modelling approach [1]
      Framework for mitigation of weaknesses in the processing of direct cash transfers: A case of UNICEF Uganda [1]
      Fraud and technology risk management in Stanbic Bank Uganda [1]
      Funding, monitoring, evaluation and financial and financial accountability in non governmental organisations in Uganda [1]
      Fundraising for nonprofit organizations: A case study of Bulamu children’s village [1]
      Funds disbursement, monitoring, accountability, and performance [1]
      Gender dimension of poverty in Uganda [1]
      Gender related factors influencing the utilization of sexually transmitted disease treatment services: A case of Nyendo-Senyange Division, Masaka District [1]
      Gender-differentiated relative preference for sweetpotato traits and its drivers among farmers in Central Uganda : a case of Mpigi District [1]
      A GIS based assessment of health infrastructure planning in Manafwa district [1]
      A GIS integrated asset management system for urban roads in Uganda [1]
      Governance structures, ethical behaviour and supply chain performance of essential medicines in Eastern Uganda [1]
      Government control and performance of Uganda Prisons Industries [1]
      Government domestic borrowing and private sector credit in Uganda : a time series analysis [1]
      Government expenditure and economic growth in Uganda [2]
      Government Expenditure and Economic Growth in Uganda. [1]
      Graduate Management Admission Test Outcomes and the academic achievement: A study on Masters of Business Administration students [1]
      Greening of road transport in Uganda : a case of Kampala [1]
      Gross domestic saving and economic growth in Uganda: empirical evidence from vector error correction modelling [1]