ASRIC Journal of Social Sciences 2023 v4-i2
ISSN: 2795-3602
EISSN: 2795-3602
ASRIC Journal of Social Sciences 2023 v4-i2
ASRIC Journal of Social Sciences 2023 v4-i2
Published: 2023-12-31
Articles
Analysis of The Socio-Economic Viability of The Union of Agricultural Groups of Soumbalako “Ugas” Tolo-Mamou -Guinea
Oumou Koultoumy Barry*, Ibrahima Barry, Abdoulaye Djibril Diallo, Sara Bailo Diallo
With the aim of analyzing the socio- economic viability of the Union of Groups Farmers of Soumbalako, research work was carried out carried out in Tolo, Dounet, and in the Urban Commune of Mamou with producers from the 20 groups that make up the Union from January to March 2018. The objective was to achieve a participatory analysis of the socio- economic viability of UGAS. Four types of survey she
Repositioning Community Driven Development Project in Delta State, Nigeria: The SEEFOR Experience
Joseph Oghenero Ovharhe and Faith Oghenevwede Ugbunu
The purpose of the study was to determine Delta State's participation in the SEEFOR project, a community-driven development (CDD) initiative. This study produced a sample size of 187 using both purposive and random sampling methods. Primary data collection were done using semi-structured questionnaires; while secondary data were obtained from the SEEFOR office. The study found that literate males
A Comprehensive Review on Challenges and Opportunities of e-waste Management Practices in Ethiopia
Almaw Ayele Aniley*, Abiot Anemaw Simegn
In this paper, the review of the challenges and opportunities of e-waste management practices around the globe in general and in Ethiopia, in particular, was discussed thoroughly. Recently published papers in a reputable national and international journal: original papers, review papers, short communication papers and national and international policies were reviewed. The definition, amount, effec
Potential Development of Agri-tourism in Remote Areas of Developing Countries: The Case of Rwanda
Esperance Kampire*, Joseph Hakuzimana, V. Gasarasi, D. Ntakirutimana, S. Ingabire
The goal of this paper is to develop an understanding of the supply and demand dynamics in Rwandan agritourism business. The motivations of tourists and farmers, the difficulties they face, and the opportunities that arise as a result of agritourism, in addition to the job opportunities that are created for rural Rwandan farmers are assessed. For this study, we adopted a qualitative approach, empl
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