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Financial Feasibility And Factors That Lead To Profitability For Small-Scale Farmers In Rwanda., Saheed Adeniyi Orimadegun Aug 2021

Financial Feasibility And Factors That Lead To Profitability For Small-Scale Farmers In Rwanda., Saheed Adeniyi Orimadegun

Masters Theses

This study will analyze small-scale poultry farming in the Musanze district of Rwanda. Poultry farming offers a source of protein and economic subsistence for households in this region but studies suggest that the smallholder farmers need training for effective production of broiler for these purposes. To this end, a project - Feed the Future Tworore Inkoko, Twunguke (TI) - funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the African Sustainable Agriculture Project (ASAP) Foundation, and led by the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture (UTIA) and Zamura Feeds Ltd., was initiated to help the smallholder broiler farmers …


Estimated Distribution Of The Tennessee Tax Burden And Public Expenditure Benefits--1957, Thomas M. Humphrey Mar 1960

Estimated Distribution Of The Tennessee Tax Burden And Public Expenditure Benefits--1957, Thomas M. Humphrey

Masters Theses

The purpose of this study was to estimate the incidence of the taxes and the distribution of the expenditures of Tennessee state and local governments in 1957 upon resident households (families) classified by income brackets.


An Analysis And Digest Of The Legal Accounting Requirements Of The Officers Of The State And County Governments Of The State Of Tennessee, Herman Darrell Carriger Aug 1950

An Analysis And Digest Of The Legal Accounting Requirements Of The Officers Of The State And County Governments Of The State Of Tennessee, Herman Darrell Carriger

Masters Theses

(From Introduction)

Governments, in devising their accounting systems, have commonly place emphasis upon the function of enforcing fidelity with accounting being looked upon as a mechanical process of checking. The result is, the accounts of most governments are ill-adapted to meet the need of providing data for administration and policy administration.