The study examined TRICONA's financial reporting and assessed the impact of the accounting information systems. Both quantitative and qualitative data were used, and a mixed technique and key here is to make were used. A sample of 30 people was selected at random from a demographic of 33 using a census. A questionnaire was used to collect the data, and 85.6% of respondents were suitably representative of the total population Punch (2003). The findings indicated that there is a weakly positive correlation between accounting information systems and the standard of financial statements, with a Pearson correlated coefficient of (R) = 0.426* * * and an adjusted R2 square of 17.1%, suggesting that systems for processing transactions are in charge of the overall standard of financial reports. The study found a substantial positive correlation between information technology for accounting and income statements. The data gathered in Table 10 above revealed a very strong positive association between the use of accounting information systems and corporate finance, with a Pearson correlation index of R=0.824 at a criterion of significance of p=0.0l (2 tailed).

The study analyzed the influence of community radio broadcast media on the implementation of government programs in communities, a case study of top radio, Kampala. The study objectives included; to analyze the effect of community radio broadcasting on implementation of government programs; to assess the role of radio in community development in Uganda; and to analyze the challenges of radio as an agent of community development in Uganda. The study used a descriptive and correlational research design and its sample size was 52 respondents. The study revealed and concluded that community radio quickly attracts the residents’ attention to the government programs and grows their attachment to it and therefore influencing their support for government programs. community radio s arouses positive feeling about the government programs thus influencing the residents’ implementation of government programs; the study further revealed that community radio s arouses positive feelings to the government programs thus influencing positive implementation of government programs. And that community radio build trust and influence community development, The researcher recommends that organisations should invest heavily in advertising their government programs s since this positively influences implementation of government programs. The study further recommends that marketers use community radio to endorse their government programs s especially if they want to assert a huge market share. This may be the case for luxury government programs.

E-Procurement is more than just a system for making purchases online. It has been advocatedas a key performance indicator that can improve performance and competence of firms. Some companies implement e-procurement and succeed while others fail. This study had four objectives: to determine the influence data transmission on organizational performance; to determine the influence of buyer/supplier collaboration on organizational performance, to examine the influence of systems management on organizational performance and to establish the influence of billing management on organizational performance of Nansana Municipality. The study adopted a descriptive approach to establish the influence of e-procurement on organizationalperformance. Keeping other factors constant, a one percent increase in electronic buyer/supplier collaboration would on average lead to 0.224 increase in organizational management. This is statistically significant at 95% confidence since the P-value (0.015) is less than 0.05 and thus we reject the null hypothesis and conclude that there is a significant relationship between electronic buyer/supplier collaboration and organizational management. The study also recommends that future research will need to be carried in other industries and countries in order to show if the link between eprocurement components and organizational performance can be generalized. These findings of the study will enable managers in organizations to formulate e-procurement policies that will ensure a positive impact on strategic performance of the firms.

The main objective of the study was to examine the relationship between contract management and service delivery in the public sector in Uganda taking Kawolo Hospital as a case study. The study was guided by three research objectives which were to establish the relationship between; contract administration and service delivery, delivery management and service delivery and relationship management and service delivery. Questionnaires and interviews were used to collect data from a sample of 134 respondents of which ninety (90) returned their well filled questionnaires giving a response rate of 67.2%. The findings revealed that all the relationships were positive and significant, except relationship between contract administration and service delivery. The results shows that there was no significant relationship between contract administration and service delivery (r=0.158, p<0.136), there was a significant relationship between delivery management and service delivery (r=0.532, p<0.000); while relationship between relationship management and service delivery was also significant (r=0.354, p<0.001). However, none of the variables were highly inter-related. The researcher concludes that delivery management is more significant in contract management than the blend of relationship management and contract administration accounting for 28.3% variation in service delivery in Uganda Public sector.

The study aimed at examining the role of advertising on the growth of the tourism industry in uganda and it was guided by the following objectives; To identify the different tourist attractions at the Uganda National Museum, to analyze the effect of advertisement on the growth of Uganda National Museum and to assess the different forms of advertising used in Uganda. This study was conducted at the Uganda National Museum. Through the use of random sampling technique, the researcher used a sample size of 70 respondents and data that was collected came from 50 respondents who presented accurate data in relation to the objectives of the study. The findings of the study clearly indicated that 56% of the respondent’s presented results to the researcher showing that tourist attraction at the Uganda National Museum followed by 22% of the respondents who presented results indicating that the tourist attraction at the Uganda National Museum was moderate. 15% of the respondents informed the researcher that tourist attraction at the National Museum was low and finally 7% of the respondents were not sure. The Museum should order to combat competition and stand the test of time, should adopt competitive parity approach in determining the amount to be allocated to advertising expenditure. This will enable the Museum to continuously monitor what its competitors are doing with regards to advertisement thereby placing them in a better competitive level.

The study aimed at external auditing and the financial performance of Marianum press limited, Kisubi and it was guided by the following objectives; to determine the effect of verification of accounting data and financial performance of organization in Kisubi, to determine whether or not external auditors exercise professional ethics and competences while auditing organizations in Kisubi and to ascertain the effect of internal control on the performance of organizations in Kisubi. However, upon comparing the Jarque-Bera value (0.9) with the significance level (0.05), we reject the null hypothesis and conclude that the disturbance terms are not normally distributed since 0.9 is greater than 0.05. According to the findings, the research study establishes that the effectiveness of verification of accounting data on accountability of a Marianum Press limited ensures avoidance of manipulation of accounts, ensures proper valuation of public assets, enhances proper recording and valuation of assets, ensures arithmetic accuracy of accounts, detection of frauds and errors in the transactions and it exhibits a true and fair view of the state of affairs of a Marianum Press limited. It is evident that as much as internal auditing exists in Marianum Press limited, it is inadequate and inefficient in management of accountability and improvement of performance. This therefore calls for a stronger and effective auditing genre (External auditing or statutory auditing) to help the Marianum Press limited improve on Accountability, Quality service delivery and Economic efficiency alias Performance of the Marianum Press limited appropriately.

The goal of the study was to investigate the variables influencing female entrepreneurs' performance in small and medium-sized businesses in Kawempe Division. Its goals are to ascertain whether sociodemographic, the environment, as well as educational factors have an impact on female entrepreneurs' success in small and medium-sized businesses in Kawempe Division. A longitudinal and causal survey approach was used for the investigation. 121 female business owners were among the 121 sampled utilizing simple and purposeful selection at random. A questionnaire for survey purposes was used to gather the information. Descriptive statistics, frequency bands, means, and deviations from mean were used to examine this data. With the use of the correlation coefficient of Pearson's index, the study's goals were examined. r = 0.811** sig = 0.000, less than 0.05, is the correlation coefficient of Pearson's index between education and the performance of female entrepreneurs. This suggested that education and the effectiveness of female entrepreneurs had a highly favorable, substantial link. It was suggested that if the achievement of female entrepreneurship in Kawempe Division is to be improved, responsible organizations like the business sector organization should implement a program that motivates women to start their own businesses. This can be accomplished by demonstrating to them that factors such as marital status, age, gender, and others shouldn't prevent them from conducting commerce.

The study's goals were to assess how ready women who are pregnant were overall for giving birth, create an illustration to educate the community in Bbaale parish and Bbaale sub county Kayunga district, identify the components of preparing for delivery among expecting mothers receiving antenatal care, and show how numerous expecting mothers in Bbaale and Bbaale parish Sub County Kayunga district had been ready for their children. In Bbaale parish, Bbaale sub county, Kayunga district, the study results on the methods to influence pregnant women's perceptions moving forward into preparing for birth showed that 50 (62.5%) had been focused on ANC, 5 (6.25%) were equipped for any health problems, 17 (21.25%) involved one's men, and 8 (10%) made one's particular men aware of and like attempting to make frequent trips as per the researcher's recommendations. The variability of the sample (20.12) ranges from the lowest (19) and highest (30), and age has been shifted to the right because it perfectly fits the results for the center of gravity. (68). Because 0.56 is more than 0.05 and the Jarque-Bera value is higher than 0.05, we reject the notion of a null and conclude that the disturbance components are not regularly distributed. The results of the inquiry validated the recommendations that have been provided below. In order to ensure that females are not entirely reliant on the monetary assistance of men, the government ought to encourage them alongside to setting up SACCOS for them and providing start-up funding. Their standard of living will rise, and maternity care efforts must be widely disseminated in order to boost women's ability to obtain knowledge about reproductive readiness.

The purpose of this study was to; find out the influence of population growth on land use in Uganda, a case study of Biguri sub county. The objectives of the study were to find out the indicators of population growth on land use in Biguli Sub County in Kamwenge district. To determine the effects of population growth on land use in Biguli Sub County and to analyze the relationship between population growth and land use in Biguli sub county. The study used both primary and secondary data in its analysis using mainly qualitative methods of data collection to capture data. Data was collected using research questionnaire where the researcher was asked questions on the questionnaire and noting down the respondent's answers. The findings revealed that the population growth has affected land use whereby there was high rate of urbanization hence environment pollution, deforestation high rate of bush burning. Awareness raising campaigns: The government should therefore intensify its education and awareness raising campaigns about the aims, objectives and implementation progress of the negative effects of population growth using all available channels of communication

This study looked at the types, locations, and operations of small and mediumsized businesses in western Bihar. The objectives of the research that followed served as the foundation for the study. To evaluate the connections among location and the accomplishments of SMEs in Biharwe West, to ascertain the degree to perform of SMEs there, and to examine the nature of location and effectiveness of SMEs in Biharwe West. The study used quantitative as well as qualitative techniques in a descriptive cross-sectional survey methodology. 27 out of 29 respondents that made up the study's total of 109 participants had been interviewed. The significance level for correlation is 0.01 (2-tailed). the one computed by rho. Sig. (2-tailed)-based correlation. N = 155. The results are based on a 5-point Likert scale, with 1 being "Strongly Disagree," 2 being "Disagree," 3 being "Not Sure," 4 being "Agree," and 5 being "Strongly Agree." The aforementioned results showed that, on average, respondents were unsure as to whether the location of their business inside the city had assisted its development and expansion and that the demographics of those who participated had no discernible impact on the achievement of SMEs.