.... This chapter focuses on how FDI affects economic growth in Kenya and potential strategies for accelerating that growth and providing direction for government and policymakers to create workable monetary and fiscal policies to increase FDI inflows into the nation and achieve higher economic growth. FDI...

... in Kenya, needs to be more proactive and intentionally infuse practical and experiential ESD and GCED activities both in campuses and in communities in order to realize the Earth Charter’s call for “turning conscience into action for a thriving Earth.” References References Ben Ltaifa , M...

...Table 2.1. Interviewees Grouped by Stakeholder. Interview Participant Affiliation Expertise Nationality State Actors and LTWP A Kenyan Ministry of Energy Politics, renewable energy Kenyan B Kenya Power and Lighting Company Renewable energy, politics Kenyan C...

...2022 elections Kenya print media female candidates representation feminist theories Introduction As agents of education and socialisation, the media shape and reflect public opinion on issues like political participation of women and electoral politics. While media are expected to be fair...

...Systematic review community radio media women empowerment Kenya 2024 Introduction Debates over gender and development are about how best to empower women to acquire the agency to exploit opportunities to meet instrumental and intrinsic needs as envisaged in Goal 5 of the UN Sustainable...

... (Jjuuko & Njuguna, 2018). In Uganda, the number of mobile phone users grew from 21.6 to 23.2 million people in 2018, and mobile phone penetration in the country stood at 56% (UCC, 2019). For Kenya, mobile subscription was approximated at 40.5 million and internet subscription at 27.6 million...

...Abstract This chapter provides an overview of the current state of research policy and research management and administration (RMA) in Kenya. Although RMA is an emerging field globally, it is not yet fully recognised in Kenya. The main objective of this chapter is to provide an overview...

...Abstract Teacher education in Kenya was formally started in mid-nineteenth century by European Christian missionaries. The urge to establish teacher education programs at the time was to address the shortage of teachers due to the unplanned and rapid expansion of schools. The need to produce...

...Abstract In spite of the growing evidence of intimate partner violence (IPV) against men, limited scholarly work exists on this topic. To date, few studies have explored the motivations and socio-cultural underpinnings of violence against men in Kenya and sub-Saharan Africa in general. Using...

... recommends the promotion of GB through incentives to enable wider adoption among the owners and developers. Furthermore, GB legislation and certification programs need to be adopted in Kenya. This study was largely based on Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) criteria and thus further...

..., Kenya, you will: Key Takeaways from this Chapter Coaching coach training Kenya organization Ubuntu leadership Abstract This chapter presents the opportunities, strategies, and challenges related to an effort to embed a leadership coaching culture into the culture of an academic institution...

...Sexual harassment gender-based violence public transport Kenya trade unions employers Introduction Sexual harassment was brought to global attention when the #MeToo movement took off on social media in 2017 after actress Alyssa Milano posted her story on Twitter and asked others to share...

... for Food Business Operators (FBOs) were established by the Ministry of Health in line with the Public Health Act Cap 242 of the Laws of Kenya and were established by the Ministry of Health on 22 March 2020 in line with COVID control measures ( GoK, 2020 ). According to Chan, Gao, and McGinley (2021...

... strategies that encourage mobilised stakeholders including local communities and investors to support conservation ( Adams, 2013 ). According to Western, Russell, and Cuthill (2009) , 65% of wildlife in Kenya live outside formally protected areas. These observations provided the motivations that popularised...

...To better understand the Kenyan situation, this chapter draws from the disaster risk management framework (DRMF) ( Baas et al., 2008 ; Guzman, 2009 ), to assess the policies, institutional frameworks and processes of relevance for DM in Kenya. The main question here is that of the substance...

.... The artisans are exposed to international distributors and customers when they visit Kenya and more so during the factory tours hosted by the business. Senior artisanal staff have been with Kazuri Beads for up to 10 years. They have knowledge of all artisanal parts of the business and good levels of literacy...

... need to be alerted to the Freudian notion of transferences. Britzman (2003b) describes transferences as: This chapter explores the teaching and learning of literary texts in Kenya. The potential role and significance of Indigenous literary texts in the construction and transformation of self...

.... The Rational Choice Theory. 1.2. Theoretical Framework In a bid to solve these problems, the government of Kenya and other non-governmental organisations (NGOs) had developed some initiatives for women entrepreneurs like capacity building, accessibility to credit tailored for women, etc. Despite...

...Impact of Terrorism on Kenya's Tourism Industry Similarly, in his propositioned seven products along the spectrum, Stone (2006, p. 152) identified systems such as Robben Island in South Africa as an example of dark dungeons combine entertainment and educational products that revolve around...

...Abstract Purpose In this chapter, we examine whether corporate environmental reporting (CER) by listed companies in Kenya improves stock liquidity. The investigation is motivated by the growing interest by corporations, investors, and regulators toward embracing ecological protection with a view...