Developing Countries Research Proposals Samples For Students

IS THE GDP OVERRATED?

Introduction
Gross Domestic Product (the GDP) is accepted as one of the main economic indicators. By definition, the GDP is the sum of the values of all the goods and services produced in specific time period in a country by using the current prices. We consider that high amount of production allows us to build a well-designed civilization. If a country can produce more than the needs of the citizens and export the excess production to the other countries, then this country can reach the desired goals. In another word, the GDP is generally accepted as an indicator of well-being. Most ...

1). Introduction
This section should introduce the topic that you plan to research. You should detail the specific question you seek to answer (e.g. what is the nature of the relationship between CCTV installation and burglary reduction?) and set out a short list of clear aims and objectives.

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Zimbabwe has one of the most notorious crime statistic worldwide. With more than 75% of unemployed people in the country (Sunga, 1997), a variety of violent and nonviolent crimes became the only means of survival for many young citizens of Zimbabwe. Several international studies demonstrated that while walking in the daylight an ...

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Annually, infant mortality is recorded at 1million globally with 98% of this cases being in the developing world (National Center for Health Statistics -US. 2014). The documented cause for these deaths includes preventable and treatable complications which are linked to prematurity and low birth weight together with hypothermia. The proposed innovation thus seeks to solve this problem using the product- infant warmer.

Product or service description

The proposed innovation is an infant warmer. An infant warmer is a portable sleeping bag for infants which serves the purpose of an incubator. One thing about the infant warmer is the fact that it does not ...

The rapidly-growing economic sector in Asia offers many opportunities for growth in business and similar areas, but doing business in Asia is not without difficulties. Many nations in Asia and the Indian subcontinent are still developing or in transitional economic and social stages, and with rapid development and massive change often comes corruption in government. Sri Lanka and the Maldives, both island nations in the Indian Ocean, are undergoing massive but wildly different economic and social changes along with their development. However, both nations are facing issues with governmental corruption and human rights abuses that often go along with ...

Statement of the Problem

There are many crimes across the world that can be committed by the educated or rather the informed and the uneducated groups. Some crimes are committed due to lack of information that obviously raises the incarceration rates. Education through schools, colleges and universities is one way of raising literacy levels in any society (Margaret 79). Another way of passing relevant information can be through other means such as media. This research will seek to evaluate and compare incarceration and crime rates across the different states or countries in the world, in developed and undeveloped regions while relating the subject ...

Abstract

The public sector corruption is an impediment to economic growth and advancement and a focal barrier to effective service delivery. This paper will provide the findings of a chronological review on micro level anti-corruption strategies’ effectiveness that receive implementation in some of the developing countries. The narrative synthesis approach will be employed to synthesize the extracted data. The review will focus on the significance between interventions that created a change in the system’s underlying rules and those that utilized incentives and monitoring mechanisms. Incentive based and monitoring interventions either non-financial or financial have a corruption reduction potential, even though it is in ...

Introduction

In the modern world, human trafficking is a problem that causes humanitarian concern. Victims of human trafficking have endured unimaginable suffering. Humanitarian aid workers have often been on the forefront to salvage the situation. However, their efforts have been frustrated since some law enforcement agents and politicians support this illegal activity. The fight against human trafficking in the United States can be traced back to 1999 when the Congress raised an alarm over the issue. Unfortunately, the vice still persists although the number of victims has reduced. This therefore raises several questions about human trafficking as it affects the well-being ...

Information Technology On International Banking Performance

THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ON INTERATIONAL BANKING PERFORMANCE: COMPARATIVE CASE STUDY ANALYSIS OF NIGERIA, UNITED KINGDOM AND BRAZIL BANKING INDUSTRY

INTRODUCTION

In recent times the banking industry of different countries has become a very significant one because it plays a major role and it is a major contributor in ensuring increase GDP. Information technology has brought about the possibility of digital financial transactions and possible electronic trades accord boarders and nations. Although information technology has contributed positively to the banking industry and enhancing globalization it also has its defaults which has brought about several losses to banking sectors of economies.
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Problem Statement:

Does poverty in developing countries hinder development and expansion of democratic processes?
Literature review:
Colier (2008) in his article The bottom billion: Why the poorest countries are failing and what can be done about it questioned the role and reasons as to why poor countries in Africa are failing in not only implementation of democracy, but also improving their economies. The article tries to answer the reasons why with Globalization there has been observed increase in poverty especially for certain and specific countries in Africa. Colier presents these countries as immune to Globalization effects. The book addresses ...

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Background

Digital Opportunity Trust is an international organization with headquarters in Canada. The main area of expertise of the organization is providing youth-oriented educational services worldwide, especially in developing countries of Asia and Africa. In order to provide its services, the Trust has organized a system of DOT Interns recruited among young residents of the developing counties for the purpose of effective and time-savvy distance education. The Trust has established valued and long-lasting relations with governmental institutions, educational facilities and volunteering organizations, and education of the Ethiopian society is one of the declared priorities of DOT (Hargreaves, p.37).
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Business Project Proposal: Supermarkets Effect on Smaller Business

Business Project Proposal: Supermarkets Effect on Smaller Business

Introduction

Modern retail is having a transformative effect on the smaller businesses around the world. When compared with the conventional mom and pop stores, super markets enjoy huge economies of scale. They procure their goods from the manufacturers directly and eliminate the middlemen. Hence, they could procure goods for a cheaper price than smaller companies. Supermarkets also offer better shopping experience over the conventional smaller companies. Mom and Pop stores with limited space are no match for the spacious and air-conditioned super and hyper markets. Due to the above reasons, many retail customers now ...

Global warming together with climate change that comes with it has produced a heated debate as to whether or not human anthropogenic activity induced climatic shifts pose an actual threat to the Earth and humankind. Industrial activity effects in deforestation, acid rains, water pollution, and greenhouse effect are well-documented, so is their overall impact on ecology and health of species. Once global warming reaches a hazardous point, it is sure to have world ocean level go up while humankind will have to witness its most beautiful marine cities submerge. The reality of the global warming is that people cannot handle the ...

Renewable energy independent power producers in South Africa: The analysis of financial mechanisms for small and medium enterprises

With the increased cost of power production and generation in most countries across the world, particularly the developed and developing ones, the global countries have found it necessary to major in renewable sources of energy, especially, considering the fact that this will not only reduce the cost of power production, but also the risk of power depletion from the sources (for example, oil fuel as a source of power) (Wirth, 2012, p. 214). One of the countries that have adopted this strategy includes South Africa, which is one of the fastest growing economies, not only in Africa, but also in ...