Public Heath, Epidemic Challenges and Environmental Impact of Urban Slums and Settlements
One of Our Flagship Research Projects on
The number of slum dwellers in developing countries increased from 689 million in 1990 to 880 million in 2014 (World Economic Forum, 2016). The population who live in slums typically are poor, illiterate or semiliterate and engage in low-skilled (and often stigmatized) work (Shepherd, Parida & Wincent, 2020).
Environmental Impact of Boreholes Drilling
Water Management and Environmental Impact of Boreholes Drilling
Due to unavailability of safe water in many rural, urban and cities in Nigeria (like many other West African countries), there has been public and private initiatives aimed at providing reliable water supply through borehole drilling. It is common to see every household, compounds and premises drill their own borehole
Call For Proposals!
Do you have an innovative idea or technical proposal that can be commercialized or that can make businesses move forward in the current economic climate, but lack the creative and financial resources to make it happen? Nigeria-based research institute – ADIRM is partnering with UK companies and research institutes to make it happen. Send your proposals to us via email.
Contact Person: Dr Nonso Ochinanwata
Email Address: nonsoochi@adirm.com.ng; adirm.info@gmail.com
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Recent External Collaborative Funded Projects at ADIRM
Project: Policies aimed at supporting Entrepreneurship and Business Sustainability in Nigeria to overcome the challenges of Covid-19 pandemic.
Duration: August – October 2021
Amount: £850
Funder: UNESCO Chair on Responsible Foresight for Sustainable Development at Lincoln International Business School / Principles of Responsible Management Education (PRME) / Seedcorn fund, University of Lincoln, UK
Project: Investigate the educational policy reforms required for sustainable higher education (HE) in Nigeria’
Duration: January – April 2021
Amount: £4,400 (GBP)
Funder: UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) QR Strategic Priorities Fund / University of Lincoln, UK
Environmental Impact of Unregulated Mineral Mining
Research on the Environmental Impact of Mining Solid Mineral Without Regulation
Illegal mining has several environmental and health problems. Several accidents have occurred, and, in some cases, this has led to many deaths in the mines when the ground caved in on miners. There are also health serious impact resulting from pollution from gases, noise, dust and polluted water.
Research on Rural Sustainable Livelihood Challenges
Research that focuses on the livelihood challenges and the sustainability of the livelihood in the rural area
Eradication of poverty and hunger has been the main theme of development since 2000s (Rahman & Akter, 2014). While this ambitious goal is yet to be achieved, progress in ‘poverty reduction’ has been impressive and widespread in many regions (Rahman & Akter, 2014). However, in Nigeria, the trend shows that poverty
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