Browsing Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment & Design (FEng / FBD) by Title
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Wind, Solar and Mini/Micro hydro power: a Kenyan approach to project implementation
(University of Nairobi, Kenya, 2010)In Vision 2030, whose main objective is to make Kenya a globally competitive and prosperous nation with a high quality of life by the year 2030, the role to be played by power and in retrospect its generation cannot be ... -
Women's access to land and agricultural productivity in kipkaren division, nandi district, kenya
(Department of urban and regional planning, University of nairobi, 1997)The main objective of the study was to determine whether women 's agricultural productivity is affected by the amount. of land they have access to The research was carried out in Kipkaren Division , in Nandi district, ... -
Wood fuel demand and supply in a rural set up: A Case of Naitiri Sub-location Bungoma District
(University of Nairobi,, 1989-06)This study addresses itself to rural energy supply and demand in a medium agricultural potential area which has a medium population density. The predominant source of rural domestic energy in the third world as a whole and ... -
Workmanship In Construction Of Small And Medium Hospitality Enterprises In Nairobi Central Business District
(University of Nairobi, 2016)Building construction is a complex activity and requires trained manpower at the design stage, approval process, supervision and construction stage. The design of a building commences with a site survey which shows beacons ... -
Youth technology centres
(2005)This study is a critique of youth technology centers in Kenya.It explores the dynamics of these centers with reference to the trends in transformation that these are undergoing.In particular there exist a problem of under ... -
Zero plastic waste for a healthier ecosystem: an assessment of sustainable waste management in Runda estate, Nairobi
(University of Nairobi, 2015)The human anatomy is a practical route to bring the issue of waste to better understanding. A comparison between buildings and the human body shows similarities therein, mechanisms for air to flow in and out, pipe-work ... -
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