For further information on the work of the WGEPAD with civil society and other stakeholders,
e-mail: africandescent@ohchr.org .
Resources
Shared by: H. B. Adé Olaiya
This is the draft programme of the MOST Academy (Malaysia), dated 13th March 2018.
Shared by: Husyairi Harunarashid
Draft Training Matrix (13th March 2018)
Shared by: Husyairi Harunarashid
This is a draft version of a toolkit under development. we welcome your inputs!
Shared by: Sue Vize
The study examined the knowledge areas of operators of micro and small technical enterprises (MSTEs) in Southwestern Nigeria. It investigated the extents and depth of operators’ collaborations and evaluated the influence of operators’ knowledge and network ties on their performance. The study covered technical entrepreneurs in southwestern Nigeria. Data were collected from primary and secondary sources. Multistage sampling technique was used for the study. Data collected were
Shared by: Emmanuel Makanjuola OGUNJEMILUA
Technical Entrepreneurship is a catalyst for wealth creation, poverty reduction, socioeconomic empowerment, self sustenance and national development. Meanwhile, one of the prominent problems in southwestern Nigeria is inadequate skilled labour for technical jobs and inadequate entrepreneurial leadership. Hence, there is need for entrepreneurial skills among technicians in the area of knowledge and network ties for entrepreneurial success. The study was carried out in Osun State.
Shared by: Emmanuel Makanjuola OGUNJEMILUA
This study examined the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) practices used in selected airlines in the Nigerian Aviation industry. It investigated the factors
influencing the effective deployment of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) for CRM and determined the effects of ICT on the performance of the
industry. The study was conducted in the Head Offices of the local airlines (Lagos state and the Federal Capital Territory Abuja). A multistage sampling technique was
Shared by: Emmanuel Makanjuola OGUNJEMILUA