• Work Related Injuries and Ill-Health among Farm Workers at Selected Public Irrigation Schemes in Kenya 

  Mburu, Charles Muiruri (JKUAT-IEET, 2019-08-19)

  Agriculture is one of the three most hazardous occupations in terms of safety and health due to the physical strain and repetitive movements associated with its tasks among others. It is however the mainstay of the Kenyan ...
• Assessment of Occupational Safety and Health Status in Selected Sawmilling Industries in Nakuru County, Kenya 

  Mong’are, Richard Ogoti (JKUAT-IEET, 2019-08-15)

  Working in sawmills has been identified as one of the most dangerous occupations even in countries with high levels of compliance with occupational health and safety regulations. The main objective of the study was to ...
• Adoption of Purple Tea Farming as a Coping Mechanism to Climate Variability and Change a Case Study of Kericho County Kenya 

  Kachuwai, Kimtai Ronald (JKUAT-IEET, 2019-08-06)

  With the current climatic conditions, purple tea is considered favorable in terms of productivity, health, market and resistance to changing weather patterns (Pradip Baruah, 2013). Although, there are widespread adaptation ...
• Factors influencing capital structure choice of commercial banks in Kenya 

  Kimoro, Joshua Ngundi (JKUAT-COHRED, 2019-08-06)

  Banks play a significant role in a country’s economy by way of spurring growth. A sound financial system is full of largely banks with sufficient capital to withstand the most apparent adverse shocks. The purpose of the ...
• Assessment of Community Perception, Policies and Land use factors in relation to Climate Change Processes in Nairobi city 

  Musyoka, Makau Anthony (JKUAT-IEET, 2019-08-06)

  As result of compounding factors related to environmental, social, economic and political pressures, it is feared that the impacts of climate change and variability may overwhelm resilience of urban systems in developing ...

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