Browsing by Author "Edaku, Charles"

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    A Historical and Philosophical Perspective of Social Support Systems
    (East African Journal of Arts and Social Sciences, 2025) Duuki, Richard; Edaku, Charles; Ongodia, Simon Peter
    This manuscript offers a comprehensive analysis of the philosophical and historical dimensions of social support systems, aiming to establish a foundational body of knowledge to guide future research in this domain. By examining various philosophical traditions, the study delves into the evolution of social support concepts, encompassing Greek social philosophy, Roman social philosophy, early Christian thought, and the philosophy of Ubuntu. The manuscript elucidates how these diverse perspectives have shaped contemporary understandings of social support, highlighting both the continuities and transformations over time. Through this historical and philosophical exploration, the paper seeks to provide a robust framework for analyzing and enhancing modern social support systems, ultimately contributing to more informed and effective support structures in contemporary society
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    Challenges Faced by Development Partners in Supporting the Growth and Development of Commercial Enterprises in Lira District, Northern Uganda
    (Journal of Education and Practice, 2017) Mwirumubi, Richard; Edaku, Charles; Eton, Marus
    Entrepreneurship is defined as the process where an individual discovers, evaluates and exploit opportunities independently. Most countries have embraced entrepreneurship development as ways of creating employment and economic growth and development. The objective of the study was to examine the challenges faced by commercial enterprises in Lira District Northern Uganda. Using both simple random sampling procedures, a sample of 274 participants were selected for the survey. The data were analyzed using SPSS statistical package. The study recommended that development partners operating in the district should consider supporting commercial enterprises (CEs) in accessing financial support, training upcoming managers in management skills and creating a favouarable environment which supports creativity and innovations.
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    The Role of Education, Work Experience and Training in Entrepreneurship Success in Nebbi District, West Nile Region in Uganda
    (Journal of Educational Policy and Entrepreneurial Research, 2017) Eton, Marus; Mwosi, Fabian; Mwirumubi, Richard; Edaku, Charles; Uwonda, Gilbert
    Entrepreneurship success has been globally acknowledged as an instrument for achieving economic growth and development as well as employment creation. The objective of the study was to determine the role of education, work experience and training in supporting entrepreneurship success in Nebbi District, West Nile, Uganda. Using both purposive and simple random sampling procedure, a sample of 89 participants was selected for the survey. A structured questionnaire was used in the study. The data were sought and analyzed using SPSS statistical package. The study indicated Cronbach‘s alpha coefficient ( >.70) and Correlation results indicated that education, training and working experience all have a positive significant relationship with entrepreneurial success at 1% level of significance. This means that entrepreneurs, whose education and working experience are business-related, are more likely to succeed than those whose education and working experiences are outside business. The study recommended that relevant entrepreneurship training should be expanded in the region since it has a significant positive impact on entrepreneurial success as this is expected to accelerate economic growth and reduce unemployment especially among the youth.
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    To Examine the Interventions by Development Partners in Supporting the Growth and Development of Commercial Enterprises in Lira District, Northern Uganda
    (European Journal of Business and Management, 2017) Eton, Marus; Mwirumubi, Richard; Edaku, Charles
    The development of entrepreneurship has motivated majority of Ugandans to start commercial enterprises (CEs) as a source of employment and economic growth. The objective of the study was to examine the various intervention employed by development partners in supporting the growth and development of commercial enterprises in Lira District, Northern Uganda. Using purposive and simple random sampling procedure, a sample of 274 participants was selected for the survey. A self administered questionnaire was structured. The data were analyzed using SPSS statistical package. The study recommended that development partners operating in the district should consider supporting commercial enterprise (CE) in advocating for policy reforms, providing financial support, creation business information center where entrepreneurs could access business information at affordable rates and supporting technological development to support creativity and innovations.