Essays on Reclaim

Introduction

Feminism refers to economic, political and cultural movement formed to establish and agitate for the equal protection as well as legal rights of all women. It involves the philosophies and sociological and political theories that have a bearing on issues of gender and gender differences. Feminism also involves the agitation for women’s interests and rights as well as movements that fight for gender equality. In addition to the vibrant campaigns for the legal rights of women, including the right to vote, to enter into contracts and to own property, the feminist movement is solely responsible for the paradigm ...

Management Control

1. What is the CSS mission and Vision ? How can we transform the vision to outcome ? The CSS mission involves being in a position to apply both scientific alongside technological advancements with a role to create a healthy, safe and a future that is environmentally sustainable. Its vision lies in the fundamentals of the continually in fostering development, both of an innovative, economically healthy alongside a company driven by quality. Such that it is in a position to offer a rather comprehensive environmental and safety, health alongside support scientifically in its services. To achieve this vision to ...

Introduction

At the heart of the Arab-Israeli conflict lies the disagreement on the land and boundary issues. The land dispute has defined and shaped the politics of the regions for ages. For many, individuals, the conflict is a century old problem; however, the course of the conflict runs way beyond the century. The onset of the conflict can be traced back to the 1250BC when the present Israel was conquered by the Israelites while it was called Canaan. From 961-922 BC the land remained under the leadership of King Solomon and the Jews before it spilt up into two kingdoms ( ...

The Suir River Bridge

Introduction Bridges are prone to harsh environmental conditions, increased traffic and loads among other physical mechanisms. Additionally, deferred maintenance contributes, majorly, to the deterioration of these bridges. For these reasons, therefore, it is important that every existing bridge is constantly subjected to assessments to determine its condition. This is important in order to determine and develop the bridge’s rating regarding the load it can hold and subsequently strengthen it to withstand more load to meet the ever increasing demands. An assessment is also fundamental in determining whether the bridge ought to be posted for the sake of public ...

According to EPA (2016), environmental management involves the development of systems aimed at reducing environmental impacts of various activities. In the Brundtland commission report (WCED), sustainable development has been described as development aimed at meeting the current needs of the present generation. However, as the current generation focuses on meeting their own needs, their activities should not compromise the capability of future generations to also meet their own needs. Available evidence suggests that the future generation would have challenges meeting their own needs if the current generation fails to adopt sustainable practices. The sustainable development incorporates the triple line: ...

Question 1

a) Balanced scorecard can be defined as a tool used in strategic planning and management to align organizational activities to the organization’s vision and long term strategies, to evaluate performance against strategic goals, and to improve both internal and external communication. The balanced scorecard framework has four parts; financial perspective, customers’ perspective, internal process perspective, and learning and growth perspective. Financial perspective measures financial performance aspects that are of interest to shareholders. Examples include; return on equity, return on capital employed, cash flow and economic value added. Consumer perspective evaluates the perception of the firm by its customers in ...