This is a study about the characteristics of chronically poor households and children engagement in child labour in Tabaka Sub-Location, Gucha District. Specifically, the study investigates: the characteristics of ...

The study was aimed at investigating the influence of a number of socioeconomic factors on fertility in Kenya. It specifically examined the effect of level of education, wealth status, type and region of residence, and ...

The overall objective of the study was to establish factors influencing contraceptive use in Central and Nyanza provinces. Specifically, the study set out to determine the socio-economic, cultural, and family planning ...

The research set out to find out factors affecting health and safety of manual workers in the construction industry within Kisumu Town East constituency. This is because manual workers perform many tasks that are labour ...

The River Nile is shared by 10 river basin countries also known as riparian states. It is the main vital water artery in the North Eastern region of Africa. The river is fed by several tributaries originating from downstream ...

Child domestic labour involves children aged below 18 years who work in people's households, especially third parties, doing domestic chores. Most children work hidden away from public scrutiny and vulnerable to different ...

In spite of a national aim to achieve Education for All, basic education remains an elusive dream for many Kenyans, particularly girls in arid and semi-arid lands (ASAL). This study explored the effect of Free Primary ...

Pastoral communities in arid and semi-arid regions of Kenya live with the expectation of drought. They continue to suffer, and arguably increasingly suffer, catastrophic losses of livestock (capital and savings) during ...

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Large and Small Scale Irrigation Schemes (SSIS) in many parts of the world are known to be performing well below their potential, often fallen short of the expectations of the stakeholders. Therefore this study assessed ...