Rabbit farming has become increasingly common among Ugandan communities as a source of animal protein and a possible source of increased income. However, empirical evidence only marginally supports the effect of rabbit farming on average earnings, notably in the context of Buddo Sub County, Wakiso District. The aim of this study was to assess how annual salary in the sub-county was impacted by rabbit farming. Using a method known as case study, information was acquired from houses that raised rabbits through surveys, conversations, and focus group discussions. The survey found that rabbit growers contributed significantly to household income, earning an average of UGX 350,000 each month. The research also revealed that low startup costs, increased consumer spending for game meat, and ease of maintenance were the main drivers promoting rabbit farming. Breeders, meanwhile, faced a number of challenges, including limited access to husbandry practices, a lack of market expertise, and rabbit theft. The report recommends promoting rabbit agriculture as a sustainable source of income for residents of Buddo Sub County, Wakiso District, by providing value addition, market data, and reasonable legislation to address the challenges the sector faces. Overall, the most recent findings add to our understanding of the promise of small-scale animal production.

The study, which uses the Centennial Bank Kalungu branch as a case study, examines the effects of external auditing on credit intermediaries. The case study approach was selected to offer a thorough analysis of the centenary bank auditing process. The stratified sampling methodology, census, and the purposeful sampling method were all used to choose respondents from each sample unit. Inspection, a review of existing literature, and an interview with the aid of a checklist that had undergone a pilot test were used to gather research data. To create descriptive statistics, the acquired data was compiled, coded, and statistically analysed. The results were then displayed as tables, rates, proportions, graphs, and charts. In order to assess whether external auditors conduct themselves ethically and competently when examining financial institutions, it set out to ascertain the characteristics of independent assessment to effective external audit in credit intermediaries. Results showed how crucial an external auditor is to ensure that the Centennial Bank follows all rules and regulations pertaining to financial reporting. It was also proven that external auditors do not completely work with them; they among other things postpone submitting financial statements and other necessary support. The investigator advises more research into the reasons for the differences between Centenary Bank's internal and external auditors, as well as the effects of these conflicts on the accuracy of published accounting results. It is advised to conduct more research to determine how managers see independent auditors.

The study focused on the advertising and sales performance of GBK Dairy Company Ltd. The subject of this research was sales figures, which was gauged by share of the market, volume of sales, and profitably. The independent variable in this research was advertising, which was evaluated by print media marketing, billboard advertising, and broadcast media advertising. As a result of the study's cross-sectional technique, the researcher was able to immediately gather samples from the neighborhood for examination. The study's primary subject was the responders from GBK Dairy Company Ltd. Stratified random sampling, which the researcher used as a cluster, was used to select the respondents from each tier of the cluster. We collected data from both primary and secondary sources. Gathering and analyzing the data were done using quantitative approaches. The results of the study's correlation test frequently showed a substantial positive link between the advertising measurements and the sales success metrics (print media advertising, billboard advertising, and broadcast advertising). Moreover, regression models showed that the predictor variables (marketing in print, broadcast, and billboards) had the best ability to predict changes research.miu.ac.ug/publications 324 Metropolitan Journal of Social and Educational Research (MJSER) ISSN 1813-4262 (Print) ISSN 1813-4270 (online) Vol. 2 Issue 2, May - 2023, Pages: 324-346 in sales performance. Print media and television advertisements were the two most important predictors of the difference in sales success.

The goal of this study was to examine various aspects of the purchase audit that can have an impact on a company's performance. The study was done with Kakira Sugar Limited in mind, which had the procurement audit applied but had not seen an increase in efficiency. The analysis made it easier to comprehend the potential causes of Kakira Sugar Limited's subpar performance notwithstanding procurement audit. Accountability, conformance, and transparency all have a high positive link with procurement audit. The study's findings led to the conclusion that the quantity and quality of procurement conformance measurements had a considerable, favorable impact on procurement practices. Holding all other variables unchanged, Kakira Sugar Limited's purchasing function would typically increase by 0.39 percent for every one percentage point rise in the effect of purchasing visibility. Since the P-value (0.00) is less than 0.05 and this is significant according to the 0.05 threshold of symbolic importance, we reject the null hypothesis and come to the conclusion that there is a significant correlation between the effect of acquisition accountability and Kakira Sugar Limited's procurement strategy. The study made a recommendation to management and other important decision-makers to develop and enhance improved training methods on purchase responsibility, conformance, and transparency that center on the advantages of purchase audits for the entire organization is determined. The study recommended the policy makers and top management to formulate and research.miu.ac.ug/publications 124 Metropolitan Journal of Social and Educational Research (MJSER) ISSN 1813-4262 (Print) ISSN 1813-4270 (online) Vol. 2 Issue 2, May - 2023, Pages:124-138 cultivate culture of performance in terms of appropriate accountable procedures, structures and systems for procurement that would provide appropriate direction for the organization.

The following goals served as the study's guiding principles: to establish how neighborhood organizations' (CBOs) farmland political and technological socioeconomic growth, to evaluate the effects of CBOs' education programs on the socioeconomic development of the local population, to ascertain how CBOs' health programs affect socioeconomic growth, and to examine the impact of CBOs' emergency preparedness initiative Uganda. 52.2% of neighborhood organizations' activities and programs were funded by member donations, 2.4% by loans from banks and other segments and sub organizations, 1.9% by grant money, and the rest proportion came from other sources, based on the survey. This demonstrates that most organisations have limited resources due to their reliance on member savings and donations, which limits the impact of their activities.

The achievements and failures of any social connection are characterized by the outcomes of society construction projects, which is why there is a need for this investigation looking into enhancing family socioeconomic development in neighborhoods. Socio economic development is the focal point around which the entire public participation revolves. In order to better understand how community-based institutions may enhance the incomes of the poor by improving their general levels of development, the study employed the basic needs theory. For the sample of 49 participants, a qualitative descriptive design using qualitative methods was used. According to the survey, the majority of CBO members were women and the majority of sub county managers were men (80%). 70% of participants were married, 60% of parliamentarians were men, and 86% of participants were. It has been established that local nonprofits are essential to enhancing the social and economic circumstances in Lwabenge sub county. Despite the fact that neighborhood institutions in the Lwabenge sub county advance overall socio and industrial progress, it was discovered that they face difficulties including low funding, a lack of qualified management staff, and unsustainably high revenue generation projects to endorse their dayto-day operations. Yet, the study also identified potential answers to the challenges faced by community-based groups.

This study looked at the impact of fishing activities as a tool on social economic development in Uganda; a case study of Kasenyi landing site Wakiso district. The purpose of this study was to examine the impact of fishing activities as a tool on social economic development in Uganda using of Kasenyi landing site as the case study. This study was guided by three main objectives that is, to find out how fishing activities contribute to social economic improvement of local community around Kasenyi fishing landing site, to find out the different activities involved in fishing around Kasenyi fishing landing site and to establish the relationship between fishing and other social economic activities around Kasenyi fishing landing site. The findings show that respondents in the age bracket of 18 - 30 years were the majority representing 48% followed by those in the age racket of 31 – 40 years who constituted 25%. Those between 40 – 50 years constituted 18% while those over 50 years constituted 10%. The results confirm what was observed by Muzige (2009) that fishing activities are mostly done by people of between the age of 20 and 40. The study recommends that there is need to formulate and package policies, byelaws and regulations to guide enforcement of quality of fish yield standard. Approaches to fisheries conflicts arbitration to address these issues at local, national and international challenges must be emphasized in guiding management decisions.

The investigation of how household income affects academic achievement was a major emphasis of the study. The study was guided by the objectives, queries, and techniques that produced trustworthy and trustworthy findings that were very substantial to both government and nongovernment performers as a guide in the activism and conceptualization of legislation and initiatives geared toward lowering dropout rates by guiding the improved performance of family incomes. The findings of this study revealed that a majority of those surveyed agreed (60%) that there is a significant connection between average earnings and the educational attainment of school-age children in Rubaga division, 30% that low household income causes students to drop out of school, 6% that this is false because government-funded schools exist, and 4% that this is false strongly. The administration ought to provide adequate funding for the many methods of reducing poverty and raising family incomes.

This research implemented feminist theories of development such as Liberal radical feminists, Radical feminist movement hypothesis, and Radical feminist theory of development which holds that gender discrimination is generated by trying to lower access for women and girls to rights and liberties and distribution of social assets such as schooling and work opportunities. The study looked at the effect of women empowerment just on social economic transition of Makuutu Sub County. The results show that 47 (83%) of the participants thought that initiatives for community empowerment make a contribution to the economic progress of Makuuku sub county by creating formal jobs and opportunities for consciousness, while 7 (12%) also agreed and 3 (5%) were unsure of the charitable donation. Regarding the second component, women currently provide services related to health care. 29 (51%) people agreed, 12 (21%) strongly agreed, 3 (5%) were unsure, while 8 (14%) and 5 (9%) disagreed. In order to further improve various localities in Uganda, it should be mandated that all women participate in women empowerment programs in their hometowns. This recommendation comes from the achievements of women empowerment initiatives in Makuutu Sub County.

The purpose of the study was to examine how health education affected the rate of maternal morbidity and mortality in Uganda: The research was carried out as a case study of the Nsangi Sub-County in the Wakiso District and was guided by the following initiatives: investigate the effects of hygiene education on maternal deaths in Nsangi Sub-County in Wakiso district, access the impact of nutrition education on maternal mortality rate within the study region, and look into the reasons of maternal death rate in Nsangi Sub-County. According to the results, 20 respondents (33.3%) and 13 respondents (21.6%) both respondents agree that cultural and social variables could be one of the causes of the maternal death rate. This showed that interpersonal and cultural issues were one of the problems brought on by Uganda's high rate of maternal death. It was suggested that induction and refresher training be provided to newly hired health professionals in order to improve their performance as individual practitioners in the research area, which was mostly in Nsangi hospitals. The aged ones also need orientation courses like refresher courses, workshops, seminars, and short courses based on the discoveries there still a need to strengthen their skills. These initiation courses can greatly aid in allowing them to capitalize on their work.