Project Management Information Systems and Project Performance: A Case of NWSC- Kabale. by Abigaba, Jackson

“…This study was based on three objectives namely: the effect PMIS software on the performance of NWSC- Kabale projects; to assess the quality of information generated by PMIS and performance of NWSC- Kabale projects; to investigate the challenges of Project Management Information System towards user satisfaction and performance of NWSC- Kabale projects, and to examine the contributions of Project Management Frequency tables were employed to describe the data since descriptive analysis required presentation of a single variable and its characteristics. A Pearson correlation matrix was used to determine the correlations between the predictor factors and the dependent variable at the bivariate level. …”
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Covid-19 And Performance of Selected Non-Governmental Organizations in Kabale District, Uganda. by Karungi, Molly

“…The study used a survey design and a sample size of 371 respondents who were selected using purposive and simple random sampling techniques. …”
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Financial Innovations and Financial Inclusion Among Commercial Banks in Uganda: Case Study Of Kabale District. by Mpirirwe, Christine

“…The study also discovered a significant relationship between process innovations and financial inclusion, including the security of mobile banking platforms (rs = 0.290, p=0.004), simplicity and ease of mobile banking platforms (rs =0.968, p=0.000), internet banking (rs = 0.788, p=0.001), and access to electronic banking outlets and services (rs = 0.490, p=0.023). …”
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Bank Credit and Loan Repayment During Covid-19 In Kabale District: A Case of Lyamujungu SACCO. by Byamukama, Dicky

“…The second study objective revealed that SACCOs started giving less loans in comparison to what borrowers applied for (M=4.05, SD=1.256) and closed very early during Covid-19 pandemic (M=3.73, SD=1.378) all of which affected the borrower’s capacity to repay loans. …”
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Electronic Recordkeeping and School Management Processes: A Case of Selected Secondary Schools in Luwero District. by Mugisha, David

“…A chi-square test of significance 579.567/216=2.6831, taking the square of (2.6831)2 = 7.20 indicated that there was 72.0% positive significant relationship between e-record keeping and school management processes of p<.05. …”
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Internal Control Systems and Financial Performance of NGOS: A Case of Association Of Volunteers In Service International (Avsi) Kabale Branch - Uganda. by Agwate, Doreen

“…Since descriptive analysis entailed description of a single variable and its attributes, frequency tables were used to present the data. …”
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ICT Usage and Implementation of Competence-Based Curriculum in Selected Secondary Schools in Kabale Municipality. by Mugabe, Samuel

“…On the relationship between teachers’ perception toward ICT integration and ICT infrastructure there was a positive regression. The study recommended that schools need to have adequate and up-to-date ICT infrastructure, including hardware, software, and connectivity; Teachers need to be trained in how to effectively integrate ICT into their teaching practices; Encourage collaboration and sharing of best practices; ICT should be integrated into all subject areas, not just in computer studies or ICT classes; Schools should regularly evaluate the impact of ICT integration on student learning outcomes and Schools need to provide ongoing support to teachers and students to ensure that they are able to use technology effectively. …”
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Organizational Support and Employee Commitment in Public Sector: A Case Study of Kabale District Local Government, Uganda. by Nassali, Joan

“…From the study findings, it was found that the majority (51.9%) of the respondents disagreed that they receive enough pay for their work at Kabale DLG.There was a significant effect of supervisory support on affective commitment since the P-value (0.00) < 0.05, hence, the alternative hypothesis was rejected and it was concluded that “there was a relationship between supervisory support and effective commitment in Kabale District Local government.” …”
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Factors Influencing Students’ Enrolment and Retention in Sciences at Advanced Level in Secondary Schools in Uganda: A Case of Kabale Municipality Secondary Schools. by Akatuhurira, Frank Bindeba

“…A correlational study was carried out on the factors influencing students' enrolment and retention in sciences at the advanced level in secondary schools in Kabale Municipality, Uganda. …”
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Assessing the Factors Influencing Attrition of Health Workers in Government Health Units in Lyantonde District, Uganda. by Kansiime, Benon

“…The cadre distribution of the participants was as follows: Medical Officers 5 (2.9%), clinical officers 14 (8.2%), Nursing 82 (48.0%), Health Assistant 11(6.4%), Health inspector 4 (2.3), Radiographers 2 (1.2), Laboratory Assistants 9 (5.3%), Laboratory technicians 3(1.8%), Dispensers 2 (1.2%), Orthopaedic officer 1 (0 .6%), and Midwives 38 (22.2%). …”
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Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation on Service Delivery in Uganda: A Case of Community Development Based Services in Kabale District. by Kiraga, Bosco

“…The study found out that participatory planning has a positive significant relationship with trainees’ employability r =. 0. 762** P≤.01). …”
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Evaluation of Delay Characteristics at A 4- Legged Signalised Intersection for Improvement in The Level of Service. A Case Study of Jinja Road Intersection. by Babirye, Joanitor

“…Generally, there is a slight improvement in the flow of traffic after improvement however that the level of service is still low i.e., LOS F and degree of saturation is still high (greater than 1.00). …”
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Design of a Flexible Pavement For Nyakabande–Mutolere Road, Nyakabande Sub County, Kisoro District. by Habimana, Stephen

“…The subgrade investigation of the areas gave a 6.5% as the 10th percentile CBR, which was used as the design CBR for the study, giving a subgrade class, S3. …”
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Characterization of Soil Properties and the Implications for Landslide Occurrence in Rubanda District. by Ainamaani, Samuel

“…And from the plasticity charts the PI and LL results reveals that the soils are clay of high plasticity and this signals chances of landslides Soil particle distribution The clay fraction for the soil were above 10% threshold identified from the analysis of the soil samples from the respective test pits as shown in the table below, this explains higher possibilities of extreme expansion potential and hence susceptible to land slides The bearing capacity of soil was determined as 250.825 kN/M3.When compared with the safe Safe/allowable bearing capacity of Soft rock 440kN/M3, the bearing capacity of soil is too low indicating high chance of collapsible soil.…”
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Evaluation of the Blend in Bagasse Ash-Quarry Dust Stabilization of Expansive Soils for Road Pavement. by Tumwesigire, Osbert

“…The study investigated the effect of bagasse ash – quarry dust blend stabilization on engineering properties of expansive soil in the ratios of 80%N.S+15%B.A+5%Q.D, 60%N.S+25%B.A+15%Q.D, 40%N.S+35%B.A+25%Q.D. …”
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Estimation of Bearing Capacity from Dynamic Cone Penetration Test in 𝒄 − ∅ Soils in Kabale Municipality. by Nkwanzi, Lillian

“…An empirical relationship has also been obtained to predict bearing capacity using DPI and cohesion from DCP and shear strength tests respectively. …”
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Design of a Rain Water Harvesting System at Faculty of Engineering, Technology, Applied Art and Design, Kabale University. by Nyanzi, Ibrahim

“…The methods used in this project include Reconnaissance surveying (site attending) aimed at determining rainwater harvesting components available within the area of study eg.roof material and capturing the water demand at the faculty ,Data collection and analysis ie rainfall data captured from kabale district Meteological department.and finally designing the rainwater harvesting system after having all the necessary data at hand. …”
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Investigations on The Utilization of Plastic Wastes as a Replacement of Cement in Concrete Paver Blocks. by Murungi, Waren

“…With all the efforts made to limit its use, the utility of such plastic products has been increasing day by day. …”
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Investigating the Potential of Using Soya Beans Powder as a Natural Coagulant. by Imalingat, Gabriel

“…The results showed that at dosage of 18.2 mg/l reduced turbidity to 3.4 NTU, color of 52 TCU, Electrical conductivity of 144.6 µS/cm, TDS of 70 mg/l, pH of 7.3 and TSS of 20mg/l which became the Optimum from the initial turbidity of 49.5 NTU, color of 470 TCU, Electrical conductivity of 153 µS/cm, TDS of 89 mg/l, pH of 7.49 and TSS of 50mg/l according to the WHO standards of drinking water, the turbidity is supposed to be between ranges of 5 NTU < 1 NTU, Electrical conductivity of < 1,400 μS/cm , TDS levels are below 300 mg/l which show excellent rating. …”
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Financial Inclusion and Women Empowerment in Uganda A Case of Lango Sub Region, Northern Uganda by Eton, Marus, Fabian, Mwosi, Benard, Patrick Ogwel, Charles Edaku, Dennis, Obote

“…The study examines the role of financial inclusion in supporting women empowerment in Lango sub region, Northern Uganda. Using both purposive and simple random sampling a Sample of 126 respondents was selected with a response rate of 100% realized. …”
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