Publication, Volume 4 No. 2, 2014 ISSN 2315-6317

Editor’s Note

In the last edition of the African Journal of Sustainable Development (AJSD), we reported that the journal was undergoing the process of being registered on the African Journals Online (AJOL) platform. In this edition, we are glad to inform you that the Journal has now been successfully registered on AJOL (see http://www.ajol.info/index. php/ajsd). This is a great feat, given that the journal is only in its fourth year of publication. The online publication will further enhance the global reach and digital presence of the Journal. We are therefore grateful to the editorial team, reviewers, and subscribers for their immense contributions to this success story.

This edition of the Journal contains 12 peer-reviewed papers. The papers cover various aspects of sustainable development, including microfinancing, political economy, education, local empowerment, leadership and gender issues, natural resource management, and environmental sustainability. The research was conducted in Nigeria, Kenya, and the United States of America.

We received many manuscripts, both solicited and unsolicited. Some of the papers were presented at the fourth annual Ibadan Sustainable Development Summit (ISDS) held in August 2013. The review process was thorough, and all contributors were involved. The current rejection rate is 20 percent (that is, one out of every five manuscripts submitted for consideration was rejected). We hope to sustain the standard and quality of the Journal.

Again, we would like to thank the contributors for the opportunity to share their research work in sustainable development issues through the AJSD. To our reviewers, collaborators, and patrons, especially the financial support of the John D. and Catherine MacArthur Foundation, we say THANK YOU.

 

Environmental Impact Assessment of Selected Sawmills in Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria

Onefeli, A.O., O.Y. Ogunsanwo, T..L.Oluwayomi, M.O.O. Isese, I.B. Chenge and K.E. Okon                                                                                      

Comparative Assessment of the Pathological Condition of Selected Mahogany Trees

Onefeli, A.O., O. Jegede, F. Oyedeji, F. Adegoke, A.O. Adegeye, & S.O. Jimoh

Determinants of Phd Completion Time at the University of Ibadan

Olusanya E.O. & D. Olusoji

Application of the Water Vulnerability Index in Oke-Ogun region, Nigeria

Oloukoi Grace

Liberalisation of Trade in Health Services and the Implications for Africa’s Health System

Olaniyan O., A. S. Bankole, O.A. Oyeranti & J.S. Afaha

Perception, Knowledge Level, and Barriers to Reproductive Behaviour among the  Community Women in Local Government Areas (LGAS) of Oyo State, Nigeria

Olajide, O. E & A.A. Omokhabi

Prevalence of skin infections and hygiene practices among Pupils in selected Public Primary Schools in Ibadan, Nigeria   

Morakinyo O.M., G.R.E.E. Ana & E.O. Oloruntoba

Oil and Gas Production, Environmental Health, and Livelihood Vulnerability in the West Coast of Ghana

Asaah S.M., B.A. Kpieta & E. Owusu-Sekyere         

Spatial Modelling of Road Traffic Accidents in Oyo State of Nigeria

Korter, G.O., O.E., Olubusoye & A.A. Salisu

Knowledge, Perception, and Control Practices of Malaria Vector among caregivers of under-five children in Selected Rural Communities in Ibadan, Nigeria

Adebisi A.K., E.O. Oloruntoba, G.R.E.E. Ana T.K. Ibrahim, J.O. Akinyemi, I.O. Ajayi, A.G. Falusi, A. Bamgboye

Towards Improving Local Government Administration on the Rural Poor in Nigeria: The Role of Women and Private Media

Adebisi J. A & A. A. Ademola

 Modelling of Box-Type Solar Cooker Performance in a Tropical Environment

Aremu A.K. & J.C. Igbeka

Perceived Effectiveness of Community Driven Development Approach of Community and Social Development Project (CSDP) in Oyo State, Nigeria

Fadairo O.S & I.E. Obabire

The Impact of the Oil and Gas Industries on Sustainable Development in Nigeria’s Niger Delta Region

Lale N.E.S, E. S. Udo & G.R. Ana

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