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Sanitation Case Study: Kadadaba 1 DRAFT CASE STUDY SCALING UP SANITATION AND HYGIENE PROMOTION: THE CASE OF KADADABA INTRODUCTION The Millenium Development Goal (MDG) sanitation target for Nigeria is 70% coverage by 2015 But over the last decade progress has been poor, and Nigeria is not on track to...
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Barriers to Construction Health and Safety Self
Barriers to Construction Health and Safety Self-regulation: A Scoping Case of Nigeria This scoping study builds on the recent uncovering that in terms of health and safety (H&S), the Nigerian construction industry is self-regulated in various forms, not unregulated and that the size of company can further explain H&S self-regulation...