Trends in Twenty-First-Century African Theatre and Performance

Igweonu, Kene

doi:10.1163/9789401200820

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“…In any donor funded project there is a strategy on financial and economic analyses of the project to determine the viability and contribution it will make to development says Ribeiro (2011) adding that most donors today are considering sustainability of the various projects as an essential ingredient of development. The tension between sustainability to donors and beneficiaries can only be satisfied through understanding the factors affecting it since it comes with empowerment (Igweonu, 2011).…”

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Drivers of Sustainability of Donor Funded Food Security Projects in Kenya: A Case of Samburu County

KEURA,

Moronge

2016

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The aim of the study was to establish the drivers of sustainability of donor funded food projects after donors' exit in Kenya. Census survey was used to select a total of 103 projects and respondents from the various projects identified in the study area. The study adopted a descriptive research approach to collect primary data. A pilot study was conducted to pretest the validity and reliability of instruments for data collection. The study involved the use of questionnaire method to collect data. With the help of the statistical package for social sciences (SPSS) programme version 22 regression analysis was done and the results were tested. The study found out that Stakeholder participation was the first most influencing important factor that affects sustainability of donor funded food security projects. The regression coefficients of the study showed that stakeholder participation had a significant influence on sustainability of donor funded food security projects. This implied that increasing levels of stakeholder participation by a unit would increase the levels of sustainability of donor funded food security projects. Thus this showed that stakeholder participation had a positive influence on sustainability of donor funded food security projects. Monitoring and evaluation was the second most influencing factor that affect sustainability of donor funded food security projects on sustainability of donor funded food security projects. This implied that increasing levels of monitoring and evaluation by a unit would increase the levels of sustainability of donor funded food security projects. This showed that monitoring and evaluation had a positive influence on sustainability of donor funded food security projects. The study recommends for effective stakeholder participation in the projects community involvement enhance engagement initiatives of the projects. This can be achieved through taking an active role in identifying their needs and prioritizing those needs, mobilizing internal and external resources and implementing internal and external resources and implementing activities towards achieving their objectives, self-reliance is stimulated thus reducing dependency on the outside agencies and improve efficiency and local participation yields better projects.

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Drivers of Sustainability of Donor Funded Food Security Projects in Kenya: A Case of Samburu County

KEURA,

Moronge

2016

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“…The compiled publications included in the book chapter lists selected monographs and the edited collections of books on African theatre. 30 In parallel with the bibliographic studies refined by country, Reyes carried out research to document books, dissertations, scientific articles and interviews on Spanish theatre and Spanish theatre plays published in 2012, 2013 and 2015. 31 , 32 , 33 Ziółkowski, Filipowicz and Grossman present a selected bibliography in English for Polish drama and theatre.…”

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Publications in the Field of Theatre: Bibliometric Analysis of International Theatre Studies

Ada¹,

Karagöz²

2022

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The purpose of this study is to examine international publications in the field of theatre using bibliometric analysis methods. For this purpose, scientific articles published in the journals listed in Web of Science are analysed. A total of 8,047 articles published from 1975 to 2021are included in the analysis. Descriptive bibliometric analysis and social network mapping method are used to examine data. According to the analysis, the first three countries that have contributed the most to the field of theatre are the USA, England and Canada. In terms of citations, the most cited articles in the field are also published in the most cited journals in the field. Moreover, the most frequently cited books in the field are related to publications that improve the intellectual structure of the field. In terms of co-author citation analysis, our study shows that the most frequently cited authors are Shakespeare, Brecht, Boal, Schechner and Beckett.

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Trends in Twenty-First-Century African Theatre and Performance

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Drivers of Sustainability of Donor Funded Food Security Projects in Kenya: A Case of Samburu County

Drivers of Sustainability of Donor Funded Food Security Projects in Kenya: A Case of Samburu County

Publications in the Field of Theatre: Bibliometric Analysis of International Theatre Studies

List of Books Received as of 1 November 2011

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