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investigation of hindrances towards women involvement in tour guiding activities in uganda: a case of great lakes safaris ltd
Level: university
Type: proposals
Subject: tourism operations and management
Author: nakisitu resty
an apartment management system
Level: tertiary
Type: proposals
Subject: information technology
Author: kanamwanji william rogers
prevalence and risk factors associated withanaemia among lactating mothers attending post- natal services at mukono general hospital
Type: proposals
Subject: labaratory technology
Author: goodhope rwotomiyo

Anaemia is a condition in which blood hemoglobin concentration is below normal for age and sex with oxygen carrying capacity of red blood cells not enough for normal physiological processes (Alemayehu, 2017)Globally, anaemia affects about 1.74 billion people which is 27 percent of the world population as of 2013(Gardner & Kassebaum, 2020) A study done in China reported prevalence of anemia among lactating mothers as 32.7% (Zhao et al., 2019).A similar study donein Myanmar showed a73.8% prevalence(Zhang, 2016), while another done in India reported a prevalence of 62.9%(Siddiqui et al., 2017) In Africa, a study done in Ethiopia reported the prevalence of anemia to be 28.3%(Liyew & Teshale, 2020). In East Africa, a study reported a 22% prevalence of anemia among post-natal women in Tanzania and a 25% prevalence in Kenya(Fujita & Wander, 2017) 2 Iron depletion duringlactation is a main predisposing factor for anaemia in breastfeeding mothers (Zhang, 2016). Other factors include; blood loss during delivery (Lakew et al., 2015)vitamin A, C, B12 and folate deficiency, parasitic infection,multi-gravidity, low income level, and infectious disorders(Zhao et al., 2019)In Uganda the prevalence of anemia among breastfeeding mothers is 34% (UDHS, 2016a, UDHS, 2016b), cited in (Clinton et al., 2022) 1.2 Problem statement In Uganda the overall prevalence of anaemia in lactating mothers is 34%(UDHS, 2016a).A study done at Mbarara City Health Centre 4 showed the prevalence of anemia among lactating mothers to be 24.6%, with mean hemoglobin (Hb) concentration of 12.5g/dl (Clinton et al., 2022)Anaemia usually results in an impaired quality of life, reduced cognitive abilities, emotional instability and depression (Milman, 2011) However, little information is known about prevalence of anaemia in lactating mothers in Central Uganda, Kampala district in particular. At Kampala Independent Hospital, the burden of anaemia among lactating mothers is not known, despite its negative impact on the livelihoods of such mothers. The aim of this study therefore, is to determine the prevalence of anemia and its associated risk factors amon

examining the proportionality and effectiveness of humanitarian intervention
Level: university
Type: proposals
Subject: law
Author: namubiru joan
terrorism and implications on national security in kenya
Level: university
Type: proposals
Subject: strategic studies
Author: cheboi justus kipkeu
influence of stakeholder's participation on implementation of off grid microhydropower projects in kenya: a case of iriamaina micro hydropower project in bomet county, kenya
Level: university
Type: proposals
Subject: project planning and management
Author: chepngetich koech valerie
assessment of women participation in the coffee supply chain in uganda: a case study of kalungu district
Level: university
Type: proposals
Subject: social sciences
Author: nansubuga dorothy
factors affecting adoption of improved technologies for sun flower production in madi sub region, uganda
Level: university
Type: proposals
Subject: agriculture and rural development
Author: ajiri amuli alfred
homeschooling and quality of education in jinja district; a case of butagaya sub county
Level: university
Type: proposals
Subject: educational leadership and management
Author: taaka mary agatha

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