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Background to the Study
Africa is blessed with huge physical, human and natural resource endowments yet the majority of its population live below both the absolute and relative poverty lines. The most current Human Development Report by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP, 2009) shows that about 64.4 and 83.7 percent of the population lives below $1.25 and $2 a day, respectively. This poverty situation is worse in the rural areas where over 70 percent of the people reside and earn their living through agriculture than in the urban areas (Akinkugbe, 2008).  This invariably leaves agriculture as a key sector capable of affecting majority of Africans in diverse ways. Thus, the persistence of hunger and poverty in Africa must be, to a large extent, the failure of the agricultural sector to fully impact positively on the people.

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This study examined the effect of loan administration policies of banks in Nigeria. The ex-post facto research design was adopted for the study, thereby sourcing data from the CBN statistical bulletin, for the period of thirty four years (1880 - 2013). The data analysis was done by adopting the regression analysis and the Student t-test using SPSS version 20.0. The findings of the study revealed that the lending policies of UBA, First Bank Nig. Plc. and Keystone Bank has significant impact on their profitability and Shareholders’ fund and a significant relationship with their size. The study therefore recommends that management of Deposit Money Banks in Nigeria exercise caution when establishing their lending policies and that these policies should be premised on in-depth analysis in terms of its effects on both the short term and long term goals of these banks on one hand, and the credit worthiness of the borrower on the other hand, since these policies impacts significantly on the performance of these banks.

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This study seeks to examine the factors responsible for low productivity in service organisation, using the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corp as a case study. A sample of 250 staffs of NSCDC was taken from their Lagos command where the study was conducted. The questionnaire was used as the major instrument for data collection while likert scale and Chi-Square statistics were used for testing the formulated hypotheses. The results obtained from the tested hypotheses revealed that lack of training; ineffective leadership and employees’ dissatisfaction significantly influence workers’ productivity. The study therefore  recommend that leaders in service organisations should take advantage of the fact that they can influence their followers by inspirationally motivating them so as to bring out the best in them and in turn improve their level of productivity.
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Project finance is a pervasive method of financing in developing countries. It has a significant advantage over traditional financing approaches. In the era of the globalization of business and investment, where the demand for energy has soared and many international oil companies and private and institutional investors ventured into the developing world, this method of finance has created a wealth of new opportunities to finance capital-incentive ventures, including development of oil production, gas transmission, and electric power generation facility. Beginning in the 1980s, the risk associated with the construction of large infrastructure were largely born by governments, which normally built and operated these projects through their own enterprises. However, most of these governments were in transition or post-conflict states-saddled with debt and unable to finance large expensive infrastructure projects. Through much of the mid-to-late twentieth century, these government came to adopt the view that the best way to boost economic growth would be to limit the government involvement and make room for private investments and innovation. The proposed solution was the private financing of large and capital-incentive infrastructure. The world's appetite for oil & gas is great and is steadily increasing. The consumption of oil & gas remains concentrated in wealthy nations, particularly the United States and China which has surpassed most of the industrialized countries to become the world's second-largest consumer of Energy. To satisfy this increasing high demand of energy, oil-producing countries have rushed to increase their productions. Thus, developing countries have been and continue to be a favored destination for international oil companies mainly because financial constraints have hindered these countries' ability to commit its financial resources to the development of their infrastructures. Project finance has developed in response to this critical need. It offers the prospect to appeal both domestic and international private investment, in addition, it allows the developing countries to harness private sector's skills, expertise, the necessary technology, and know

La mia Tesi per la Laurea Specialistica in Architettura, sul Project Financing, tesi discussa e preparata con l'Arch. Jacopo Casadio

Il Programma Integrato di Intervento, strumento attuativo della pianificazione territoriale in Lombardia. Una sua applicazione con l'impiego delle tecniche della finanza di progetto.

Relatore: Prof Michele Rossi
Anno Accademico 2007-2008
Studenti ed Autori: Bonnì, Casadio