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Disparities in Pro-Environmental Behaviour between Rural and Urban Areas in Zambia
(The University Press, 2019-06-21)Over the years, there has been rising concern over the state of cleanliness of the physical environment in Zambia. Although several studies have been done on the need to keep the environment clean, rarely have these ... -
Zambia’s Transition to a Green Economy
(The University Press, 2019-06-21)In the last ten to fifteen years, Zambia has been on a road to transition from a ‘brown economy’ to a‘green economy’. The key aim for such a transition is to eliminate the tradeoffs between economic growth and investment ... -
The University of Zambia Handbook For Postgraduate Students
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Mentorship of novice lecturers at the University of Zambia and the Copperbelt University
(School of Education, 2015)This article draws on the findings of a study conducted in 2011 to examine perceptions of lecturers towards mentorship of novice lecturers at the University of Zambia and Copperbelt University. Data were collected from ... -
‘Teachers’ Situational Analysis of the Integration of Pupils With Disability in Selected Primary Schools in Zambia’
(UNZAPRESS, 2018-06-21)In this article, we report the findings of a study undertaken to determine the extent to which students with disabilities have been integrated into school practices in selected primary schools in Zambia. The sample comprised ...
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