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Knowledge for Development

Name: Knowledge for Development
Brand: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
SKU: 02201825
Price: 37.29 EUR
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Author: Asasira Simon Rwabyoma
ISBN: 9783659462900

Contributions of Endogenous Knowledge to Local Economic Development in Uganda

Asasira Simon Rwabyoma

Language

English

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Libristo code: 02201825

Publishers LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, October 2013

This study explores the contributions of endogenous knowledge resources to local economic developmen... Full description

Libristo code: 02201825

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This study explores the contributions of endogenous knowledge resources to local economic development in Uganda. Using a cross-sectional descriptive design and a triangulation approach of qualitative and quantitative approaches, the study found out that the sectors where endogenous knowledge resources are applied, range from; agriculture, technology, traditional medicine, environment, and local governance. The contributions of local knowledge resources to local economic development include; improvement of local economic growth,human development, improved community health, environmental conservation and agriculture. In order to harness endogenous knowledge, The contributions of local knowledge resources to local economic development include; improvement of local economic growth; improved human development; improved community health; environmental conservation and agricultural development. The overall study came up with recommendations to; strengthen endogenous development planning, strategise language development, revamping the prevailing land use attitudes, and the promotion of knowledge and learning economies.