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Asiyati Lorraine Chiweza

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Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals


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A Comparative Analysis of Factors Affecting the Implementation of Ethical Code of Conduct in the Public Sector: the Case of Malawi

This thesis intended to comparatively analyze the factors that affect the implementation of the ethical code of conduct in the public sector. The study was conducted in two government institutions which were purposively selected and the main focus was on how the code is implemented, its enforcement practices, the organizational (both internal an... Read more   

School: School of Law, Economics and Government

Research type: Master Thesis     Issue year: 2022

Author: Gundo, Gloria Apouzer Supervisor(s): Asiyati Lorraine Chiweza
The Political Economy Analysis of District Development Budget in Mzimba District

This study is a political economy analysis of Development Budget in Mzimba District. The study employed a qualitative research design and used several data collecting tools for analysis. The tools used included review of documents, key informant interviews and Focus Group discussions. This approach enabled me to assess roles of critical players ... Read more   

School: School of Law, Economics and Government

Research type: Master Thesis     Issue year: 2021

Author: Matope, Rebecca Liwawa Supervisor(s): Asiyati Lorraine Chiweza
An Assessment of Gender Budgeting in Local Government Authorities in Malawi

This study aimed at assessing gender budgeting in local government authorities in Malawi particularly at Blantyre City Council, Luchenza Municipal Council, Mangochi Town Council and Mwanza District Council. The objectives of the study were to analyze the policy relating to gender budgeting; to assess gender budgeting implementation strategies; t... Read more   

School: School of Law, Economics and Government

Research type: Master Thesis     Issue year: 2019

Author: Mpeusa, Fredrick Macdonald Beaton Supervisor(s): Asiyati Lorraine Chiweza
An Examination of the Effectiveness of Strategies to Address Workplace Gender Based Violence in the Malawi Public Service

This study has examined the effectiveness of the strategies that the public service has put in place to address Gender Based Violence (GBV). Using qualitative methodology, individual interviews were conducted. Data was analysed through open coding. The study revealed that most institutions use Terms and Conditions of Service which do not explain... Read more   

School: School of Law, Economics and Government

Research type: Master Thesis     Issue year: 2019

Author: Mwalwanda, Ellen Supervisor(s): Asiyati Lorraine Chiweza
Decentralization and Corruption: the Experience of Local Assemblies in Malawi

This study is about decentralization and Corruption in Malawi. It looks at the role of Political decentralization in facilitating corruption in Malawi by drawing on experiences from three local Assemblies of Lilongwe City, Dedza Town and Nkhotakota District. In doing so the study also explores the link between decentralization and corruption in ... Read more   

School: School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Research type: Master Thesis     Issue year: 2010

Author: Minofu, John Andrew Benjamin Supervisor(s): Asiyati Lorraine Chiweza
Democratization Without Democracy: the Effects of Absence of Councillors on the Promotion of Good Governance in Malawi

This thesis aims at establishing the effects of absence of councillors on the promotion of participation and accountability, the key tenets of good governance that are espoused in the Malawi National Decentralisation Policy, Local Government Act of 1998, and the Constitution of the Republic of Malawi. The thesis focuses on the extent to which th... Read more   

School: School of Law, Economics and Government

Research type: Master Thesis     Issue year: 2010

Author: Chasukwa, Michael Heinrick Mgowa Supervisor(s): Asiyati Lorraine Chiweza
Effects of High Incumbency Turn-over Rates on Representation: a Comparative Study of Constituencies in Thyolo and Lilongwe.

This thesis focuses on the effects of high incumbency turnover of Members of Parliament on representation. Malawi has one of the highest turnover rates of incumbent members of parliament in Africa. Studies from established democracies indicate that high incumbency turnover aids representative democracy as new members bring innovation and quality... Read more   

School: School of Law, Economics and Government

Research type: Master Thesis     Issue year: 2009

Author: Alfazema, Clemence Chiposa Supervisor(s): Asiyati Lorraine Chiweza

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