EAE 405: DEVELOPMENT PLANNING

Institution KENYATTA UNIVERSITY
Course BACHELOR OF ECONOMIC...
Year 4th Year
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This course is to introduce learners to the knowledge of basic concepts and techniques of development policy making and development planning in particular. Learners will be exposed to the nature of development planning, its rationale, planning techniques and plan failure.
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ECONOMICS FULL NOTES
The study of economics begins with understanding of human wants. Scarcity forces us to economize. We weigh up the various alternatives and select that particular assortment of goods which yields the highest return from our limited resources. Modern economists use this idea to define the scope of their studies.
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ECONOMICS FULL NOTES
The study of economics begins with understanding of human wants. Scarcity forces us to economize. We weigh up the various alternatives and select that particular assortment of goods which yields the highest return from our limited resources. Modern economists use this idea to define the scope of their studies.
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HIV,AIDS & STI
This module is to equip learner with the appropriate knowledge, skills and attitude to enable them effectively contribute to the national HIV response.
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INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
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SOCIALIZATION
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STONES
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TIMBER
Timber is a type of wood which has been processed into beams and planks and thus they can be used for building purposes. Finished timber is supplied in standard sizes for the industry. Timber is used for building houses and making furniture.
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INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNITY HEALTH
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STEEL Trending!
Steel is one of the most commonly used materials in civil engineering due to its high strength, durability and relatively low cost. It is an alloy of iron and a number of other elements including carbon. Manufacturers produce different types of steel by varying the type and quantity of alloy components, as well as the production process and the manner in which they are worked.
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