Tag: Sustainability
Effects of Stakeholder Engagement on the Performance of the Green Amayaga Project

Effects of Stakeholder Engagement on the Performance of the Green Amayaga Project

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François DushimimanaUniversity of RwandaEmail: fdushimimana1@gmail.com Abstract: This study examined the effect of stakeholder engagement on the performance of the Green Amayaga Project in Rwanda. It specifically assessed the influence of stakeholder participation in project planning, implementation, monitoring, and decision-making on project performance. A quantitative research approach was adopted, and data were collected from 183 respondents.…

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Communication of Succession Intent and Corporate Governance in Family-Owned SMEs in Uganda’s Central Region

Communication of Succession Intent and Corporate Governance in Family-Owned SMEs in Uganda’s Central Region

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Asiimwe Violet Kiguli, Kiyingi Pio Frank and Rukanyangira NazariousNkumba UniversityEmail: vasiimwe@nkumbauniversity.ac.ug Abstract: Communication of succession intent and corporate governance are critical determinants of sustainability in family-owned enterprises. This study examined the clarity of succession strategies, employee engagement, and role alignment, mediated by governance practices, to assess their influence on the sustainability of selected family-owned SMEs…

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Project Constraints Management and Sustainability of an Environmental Protection Project: A Case of Sebeya Catchment Management Project in Rubavu District, Rwanda

Project Constraints Management and Sustainability of an Environmental Protection Project: A Case of Sebeya Catchment Management Project in Rubavu District, Rwanda

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Denys Pascal Manizabayo – https://orcid.org/0009-0004-1045-8821 Dushimimana Jean de Dieu – https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4826-0368 University of Kigali Email: manidenys25@gmail.com Abstract: Project constraints management is key to successful implementation of environmental protection projects because success depends on completing activities on time, within budget, and with attainment of intended ecological and social outcomes. The research was anchored on Theory of…

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Entrepreneurship Training as a Catalyst for the Circular Economy and Sustainable Innovation in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Tanzania: Evidence from Arusha Technical College

Entrepreneurship Training as a Catalyst for the Circular Economy and Sustainable Innovation in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Tanzania: Evidence from Arusha Technical College

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Winfrida Mbowe – Department of Applied Science and Social Studies Thomas Ignas Chuwa – Department of Transportation Engineering Arusha Technical College https://orcid.org/0009-0009-7158-4908 Email: winfrida22tz@gmail.com/ tomchuwa@yahoo.com Abstract: This study assessed the association between entrepreneurship training and circular economy adoption, evidencefrom Arusha Technical College in Tanzania. The purpose of this study was to determine the extent to…

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Community-Driven FinTech Models for Sustainable Development in Western Kenya

Community-Driven FinTech Models for Sustainable Development in Western Kenya

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William Wanyonyi WamalwaMasinde Muliro University of Science and TechnologyEmail: williamwamalwa1978@gmail.com Abstract: This study explores the contribution of community-driven financial technology (Fin- Tech) models to sustainable development in Western Kenya, a region where rural entrepreneurs face persistent barriers to financial access. Weak infrastructure, limited credit opportunities, and low digital literacy have restricted growth, deepened inequality, and…

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The Implication of Financial Management on the Long- Term Success and Sustainability of a Family-Owned Business in Rwanda

The Implication of Financial Management on the Long- Term Success and Sustainability of a Family-Owned Business in Rwanda

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Katete Julius – University of Rwanda-College of Education/Edify Rwanda Muhozi Steven – Rwanda Polytechnique (RP), Karongi College Email: katetejulius45@gmail.com/ muhizisteven22015@gmail.com Abstract: Family-owned businesses (FOBs) are the vibrant heart of Rwanda’s private sector, yet their future is often precarious. This study investigates the critical relationship between financial management and the long-term survival of these enterprises. It…

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Role of Citizen Engagement on the Sustainability of County Development Projects in Chuka Municipality, Tharaka Nithi County, Kenya

Role of Citizen Engagement on the Sustainability of County Development Projects in Chuka Municipality, Tharaka Nithi County, Kenya

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Lacton Munene Mugambi, Urbanus Mwinzi Ndolo & Joram Kiarie NjugunaTharaka University, P.O. Box 193 – 60215, Marimanti, KenyaEmail: lacton.mugambi@tharaka.ac.ke/ lactonmugambi@rocketmail.com Abstract: Inclusive governance is founded on the participation of citizens and is critical in maintaining county development projects. This paper has explored the role of citizen engagement in the sustainability of development projects within the…

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Feeding for the Future: Stakeholders’ Perspectives on the Implementation and Impact of the School Feeding Programme in Rwanda

Feeding for the Future: Stakeholders’ Perspectives on the Implementation and Impact of the School Feeding Programme in Rwanda

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Vedaste Muneza & Dan ImanirihoUniversity of RwandaEmail: mnezvedasj@gmail.com Abstract: This study explores the implementation, benefits, challenges, and sustainability of the School Feeding Programme (SFP) in Rwanda through the perspectives of key stakeholders school leaders, parents, and learners. Using a qualitative approach, data were collected from three schools across diverse settings, including urban, rural, and refugee…

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Stakeholder Participation Driving the Sustainability of Safaricom Foundation Projects in Kilifi County, Kenya

Stakeholder Participation Driving the Sustainability of Safaricom Foundation Projects in Kilifi County, Kenya

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Ernest Ekene Ahanotu, Luhombo Adema Calistus & Ruth Njeri KaruuThe Catholic University of Eastern AfricaEmail: ernestkc.jk@gmail.com Abstract: Community-based projects in Kenya often face sustainability challenges, with nearly half failing to maintain outcomes beyond the donor funding period. Kilifi County mirrors this national trend. This study examined the influence of stakeholder participation on the sustainability of…

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