Building a vibrant ICT sector in Botswana requires strategic foresight and tactical implementation. Despite some advancements, the sector faces challenges like infrastructure gaps and limited talent pool hindering significant foreign direct investment. Benchmarking against SADC countries reveals are

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Explore the Botswana Agricultural Marketing Board's initiatives to tackle post-harvest losses, including storage challenges and pilferage deterrents. Learn about grain protection methods and the role of technology in enhancing storage management, aimed at reducing food wastage and ensuring food secu

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This guide aims to help new students easily navigate and utilize the library services and resources at Botswana Open University. The library plays a vital role in supporting students' learning, teaching, and research endeavors, especially in distance learning settings. BOU libraries offer both print

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This study evaluates the effectiveness of Moodle-based Open Educational Resources for Junior Business Subjects students at Botswana Open University's Centre for Open Schooling. The research seeks to enhance student learning outcomes and engagement through the integration of technology in education.

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The Sports Volunteers Movement (SVM) in Botswana, under the Botswana National Sport Commission, aims to promote volunteerism in sports for community development. Despite successful events, there is a decline in volunteer participation. Reasons include lack of incentives, burnout, and feeling unappre

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Analysis reveals that obesity in Botswana is a complex issue with various contributing factors such as unhealthy diets and physical inactivity. The country faces challenges like poverty affecting dietary choices and inadequate infrastructure for physical activity. Recommendations include a holistic

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Explore the challenges faced by Botswana's National Census Coordinator in conducting the 2022 Population and Housing Census amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Issues such as changes in census dates, review of instruments, cartographic exercises, procurement, training, enumeration, and data processing were

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Hepatitis B vaccination coverage in Botswana faces challenges like poor documentation and premature infants not receiving the birth dose. Opportunities for improvement include enhancing data collection, evaluating the immunization program, and strengthening perinatal committees for quality care.

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Mpumalanga province in South Africa encompasses an area of 79,490 km2 and shares its boundaries with Mozambique, eSwatini, Lesotho, Namibia, and Botswana. The province has 26 main dams and water transfer schemes connecting it to other regions. There are three district municipalities and 17 local mun

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Explore the advantages of competition in Botswana as discussed at the National Competition Conference. Learn about the impact on prices, quality, choice, efficiency, innovation, economic growth, and more. Discover how fostering competition can benefit consumers, businesses, and the economy on a glob

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In Botswana, Gamodubu Primary School faces challenges with learners traveling long distances to school, resulting in high absenteeism and low academic performance. To address this issue, the Kweneng District Council provided donkey carts to transport students. This action research project aims to im

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The Office of the Receiver, established under the Proceeds and Instruments of Crime Act of 2014 in Botswana, appoints a Receiver responsible for preserving the value of property under its possession. The Receiver has broad powers including managing property, realizing investments, and even selling v

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Explore Botswana's efforts in improving population and vital statistics through autonomous bodies and decennial censuses, like the upcoming 2021 census. Learn about demographic indicators and population counts shaping the country's data collection methods.

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Botswana, a landlocked middle-income country in Southern Africa, faces challenges such as high population growth, unemployment, poverty, and a less skilled workforce. This study examines the land governance framework in Botswana, focusing on key challenges in land administration, dispute resolution,

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Conducting a comprehensive review of Business Botswana reveals internal strengths such as governance structure, while weaknesses include financial constraints and leadership issues. The organization aims to enhance visibility and attract more support for its endeavors, focusing on policy advocacy an

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The global water crisis is a pressing issue affecting millions worldwide, with about 700 million people currently living below the water-stress threshold. By 2025, this number is projected to reach 3 billion. The increasing pressure on shared water resources in countries like Botswana, Namibia, and

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Assessment quality in education is crucial, especially with external and internal examinations playing distinct roles. While Botswana Examination Council (BEC) oversees credible external exams, internal assessments often lack quality, affecting students' preparedness. This study aims to compare BEC

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Solar Industries Association Botswana (SIAB) was established in 2006 and revitalized in 2015 to promote the widespread use of solar energy in Botswana. With objectives like disseminating industry information and fostering high standards of practice, SIAB aims to advance the solar sector in the count

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Various perspectives on the relationship between modernization, development, and democracy are explored, including the linear view of democracy as a modernization endpoint, the trade-off between development and democracy, and the case for democracy despite authoritarian advantages. The debate betwee

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Botswana's approach to combating bid-rigging in public procurement involves a comprehensive competition policy and law framework. The National Competition Policy, adopted in 2005, aims to prevent anticompetitive practices and create a business-friendly environment. The Competition Act of 2009 specif

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Dr. Selinah Peters presented on the importance of competition for consumers in Botswana at the Second National Stakeholders Conference on Competition. The Botswana Consumer Coalition advocates for consumer rights, expecting fair competition to enhance consumer well-being and economic growth. However

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This report by Jürgen Kirchner provides information on the availability of data related to the UNESCO Stampriet TBA project, ranging from physiography and climate to hydrogeological characteristics and socio-economic aspects. It discusses temperature, precipitation, evapotranspiration, land use/lan

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Strategies to address bottlenecks in institutional deaths in Botswana include decentralizing coding, simplifying ICD processes, enhancing staff training, strengthening partnerships, and increasing coding staffing. The death registration process involves reporting in health facilities, coding and dat

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In Botswana, there is a significant HIV prevalence among young women and men, with specific focus on the lack of PrEP implementation. The country is lagging behind others like South Africa and Kenya in rolling out PrEP to the general population. Education on PrEP is crucial, targeting young people,

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In 2013, Botswana conducted a comprehensive assessment of its Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) system. The assessment aimed to evaluate policy frameworks, registration processes, data management, and service delivery. A team of officers from key ministries conducted field visits and in

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Explore the intricacies of mergers and monopolies, the reasons for intervention, the merger process, stakeholder roles, challenges, and key determinations. Learn why regulatory bodies monitor and control mergers to prevent anti-competitive behavior and maintain market balance. Discover how businesse

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Organizing team roles were well-defined at IDDS Botswana, but some organizers neglected their responsibilities, leading to confusion and challenges. Recommendations include better role clarification for local and international organizers, structured time for rest, and improved pre-summit training me

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Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC) in Botswana tackles corruption through investigation, prevention, and education. Corruption is defined as the misuse of public office for personal gain. Corrupt activities include soliciting, offering, or receiving valuable consideration. Barney Ru

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