Dr. Franklin Kinoti
Seniour Lecturer, Kenyatta University
Project Leadership And Sustainability Of Food Security Projects In Arid Lands, Kenya
Despite the staggering economic, social, and ecological costs of meeting food demand, most food security efforts performed through implementation of various food security projects so far have failed to include sustainability considerations. Although inclination with execution related to food projects in many regions has displayed substantial improvements, the tendency with sustainability is relatively unsatisfactory, as less projects shows continuity. Upon

Franklin Kinoti Kaburu
Senior Lecturer, Management Science Department, School Of Business, Economics And Tourism, Kenyatta University, Kenya.
Mediation Effect Of Firm Culture On Relationship Between Technical Dynamics And Sustainability Of Commercial Building Projects In Nairobi City County, Kenya
Rapid urbanisation has pushed the construction industry to become a major economic sector worldwide. However, the construction process can potentially impact the natural environment negatively besides consuming enormous amounts of energy and other natural resources. To mitigate these negative impacts, the industry can adopt sustainable construction practices to develop sustainable building projects. Although the practice has documented benefits, the industry

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