potential producer of waste. It is as old as the existence of human beings. In early times, in order to minimize the health impacts of wastes, transporting the waste out of residential places been the primary concern of authorities. After the end of the Second World War, a high rate of population and urbanization has brought an increased demand of urban and waste disposal land. In developed countries, several mechanisms of waste management have been discovered and applied. However, the condition is
2.2.3 Neo-classical Economic Theory Neo- classical Economic Theory communicates that overall development (legal and unlawful) is a cash sparing favorable position decision endeavored by a man remembering the ultimate objective to increase expected wage (Massey et, al., 1994)[53]. In this manner, expected wage is described as the likelihood of business times the mean wage. For undocumented workers, anticipated that salary needs would be further multiplied by the likelihood of effectively entering
during the Derg regime for management as a community resource. These forests were not only poorly managed but they were sometimes exposed to accidental fire and even reportedly set on fire deliberately which then allowed free grazing rights and free cutting of fuel wood after burning. Such practices have a negative effect on proper management of natural forest resources and ultimately the land is easily degraded (Asefa 1994). These factors adversely affected natural resources; particularly native forests
try hard to acquire the same scarce resources at the same time (Mikael and Swanstrom, 2005). Similar with the above idea Helvard (2011) described that conflicts are part of everyday life; they form in our close relations, at a group level, in a country level and on global level. It has manifested in diverse formats for a long period of time (Slabbert, 2004). Unless conflict is properly managed, it results in political, social and economical destruction of human beings. The cost of conflict depends
include renewable energy and nonrenewable energy resources. Renewable energy sources being those energy flows that occur naturally and repeatedly in the environment can be harnessed for human benefit including power generation. The ultimate sources of most of these energies are the sun, gravity, and the earth’s rotation. Non renewable energy sources are those which are obtained from static stores of energy that remain bound unless released by human interaction. These include nuclear fuels and
potential producer of waste. It is as old as the existence of human beings. In early times, in order to minimize the health impacts of wastes, transporting the waste out of residential places been the primary concern of authorities. After the end of Second World War a high rate of population and urbanization has brought an increased demand of urban and waste disposal land. In developed countries, different mechanisms of waste management have been discovered and applied. However, the condition is different
such as doctors, health officers, nurses, and pharmacists). However, the management task is not completely left to the administrative staff. In addition to using their medical expertise to make the best diagnosis and treatment decisions, clinicians in hospitals are also responsible to manage their medical departments on a day to day basis. They have a delegated formal authority, and are thus integrated in the hospital management structure assuming such positions as head of a department or clinical managers
Analysing the Impact of Knowledge Management Processes on TQM Development (The case of ISO-9001 QMS Certified Industries) Abstract –– Organizations have been recognizing Total Quality Management (TQM) and Knowledge Management (KM) approaches for gaining competitive advantage and improved performance. The idea that both approaches have great influence on an organization’s strategic competence has drawn substantial attention. In recent times, KM has been widely accepted and become one of the most
rivers and natural drainage systems which creates damages on properties, natural resources and people (Kumar and Santosh, 2015). In Ethiopia, a major river basin that has serious flood problems is the Awash River basin located in the Rift Valley. About 200,000-250,000 ha. is subject to flooding during high flows of the Awash River. The other rivers where significant floods occur are Wabi-Shebelle River in southeastern Ethiopia near the Somali border and Baro-Akobo/Sobat River in western
exploiting its resources, and seize the opportunities to alleviate poverty, rise income of its people and register rebust economic growth in the country. In this regard, the water resources of the country will play major role in domestic use and bosting agricultural production. According to Ethiopian WRM policy,1999, the overall goal of Water Resources Policy is to enhance and promote all national efforts towards efficient, equitable and optimum utilization of the water resources of the country