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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Human resource capacity"”.
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A Description of Nonprofit Executive Leaders' Perceptions of Human Resource Capacity Building within their Organizations
… and succession planning are just a few of the human resource capacity building efforts that have been credited for helping to alleviate some of the pressures that are going to arise as a result of the increased growth of the nonprofit sector. The benefit of this study resides in its research …
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Towards a framework for assessing the impact of organisational capacity on integrated transport planning in district municipalities
… include a lack of organisational structure and human resource capacity, onerous planning frameworks, lack of guidance in preparing transport plans and lack of funding. To address these challenges, the Department of Transport has made various interventions, including the placement of interns in …
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The Effects of Induction/Orientation on the Performance of New Employees: a Case Study of the Small Industries Development Organization (SIDO)
… orientation process to be effective must involve human resource and line departments' staff both of whom need to undergo training on how to conduct it. The methods used should be objective so as to bring the intended impact to public organization's human resource capacity
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Challenges and opportunities in service provision for Mwansabombwe town council, Zambia.
… to the people. The study sought to evaluate the capacity of the new Mwansabombwe Town Council in the delivery of services and development in the district by focusing on four objectives. The first objective assessed the financial capacity of Mwansabombwe Town Council by determining the sources of …
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Barriers to energy-efficiency implementation: a study of the uptake of energy-efficiency initiatives offered through incentive schemes in South Africa
… that, mainly due to a lack of financial support, human-resource capacity and time, there has been little to no implementation of the recommended projects. The available literature and provided global experience, coupled with participants' responses and suggestions, allow the researcher to make …
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Water service delivery in Indonesia : the case study of Greater Bandung
… ensure more efficient utilization of available resources. The exercise has identified water service delivery as a focus sector, thus creating the setting and background for this thesis research. Various problems faced by the two water companies (the PDAMs) in providing water service delivery to …
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Factors limiting Lusaka city council from effectively delivering fire and rescue services: a case of Lusaka fire brigade unit.
… included examining the extent to which human resource capacity of Lusaka Fire Brigade Unit accounts for limitations to effectively deliver fire and rescue services; investigate the extent to which financial capacity of the Lusaka Fire Brigade Unit accounts for limitations to effectively …
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Innovative practice of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) working with out-of-school, unemployed youth in Cape Town : an exploratory study
… found to be funding constraints and the lack of human resource capacity. Despite these challenges, most respondents felt that the NGO sector was more innovative in comparison with both the government of South Africa and the private sector. Based on the findings, recommendations are offered to …
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A system thinking approach to addressing implementation challenges of local content policy in resource-rich countries.
… policy (LCP) challenges of infrastructure, human resource capacity (HRC), technology and finance in the Ghanaian oil industry. ST considered the challenges as a 'system', thereby providing a comprehensive approach to identifying and analysing the interconnections among the variables …
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Harnessing the regulatory framework for compliance with environmental regulations in the hydrocarbon sector in Nigeria.
… environmental exploitation of its natural resource. Evidence can be seen from the oil and gas sector. Oil and gas activities in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria have not only left the environment in a deplorable state but have also distorted its delicate ecosystem, thus leaving local …
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Discriminatory Behaviours Towards Employees with Disabilities: An Inductive Empirical Legal Research Approach to Ontario Human Rights Tribunal Cases
… a unique, untapped data set—decisions from the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario—that captures retrospective information on the behaviour of employers. Forty-three decisions were analyzed, resulting in 16 cases with findings of discrimination, which were further coded and analyzed for iterative, …
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Policy options for climate change loss and damage: A case study from Fijian agriculture
… The Fijian Ministry of Sugar Industry lacks the capacity to respond to and address L&D. The lack of capacity is primarily due to insufficient climate change policies, lack of human resource capacity, limited adaptation technologies, lack of L&D data and tools, and lack of access to sufficient …
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The role of the administrator in the management of data quality in higher education: case study in a health sciences faculty
… use of the Snyder's model, can serve in building human resource capacity and enhancing efficiencies in how student enrolment systems can be better managed and improved within a specific faculty at a South African university.
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Avoiding the perils of cyclic growth on Dell's direct environment
… rush requires that manufacturing plan for excess capacity and work overtime to meet peak demand periods. Logistical costs rise due to the various expediting activities that must be undertaken. Accompanying these cost increases is a drop in gross margin at the end of the quarter as a result of …
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Strengthening health systems through eHealth: two mixed-methods case studies at 10 facilities in Malawi
… by the ‘building blocks’ of information, human resources, finances, commodities, leadership and governance, and service delivery. In high income countries, evidence of the positive impacts of ‘eHealth’ innovations on the cost-effectiveness of healthcare is growing and many governments are …