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Research and Development is at the center of generating new knowledge and ensuring its application in creating sustainable solutions to problems facing our society. The current trends in the socio-economic world is a clear prove that new and unique approaches are a necessary requirement in delivering hope. However, Africa as a Continent has lagged behind in productively mainstreaming research and Innovation and in defining its development agenda. Globally it is evident that Science, Technology, Research and Innovation is the only remaining route to freedom from most current problems.
In this vein, Research and Innovation Department has been operational in Nairobi Technical Training Institute as from 30th January 2018 to actualize the global dream in a customized and responsive way. The department coordinates development of concept and research papers developed for knowledge sharing and innovation. The Institute has participated in many international conferences, among them the Commonwealth Association of Technical Universities and Polytechnics in Africa (CAPA)/ Association of Technical Universities and Polytechnics in Africa (ATUPA) Conference held in Kigali Rwanda in 2019 and the recent Innovation contest at Rift Valley Technical Training Institute (RVTTI) in June 2021 where Nairobi Technical Training Institute took position one.
Among the research papers that have been presented are the following: -
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Title of Paper |
Author(s) |
Place presented |
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Private-public partnership in expanding the TVET space and developing vocational education and skills in africa. |
Dominic K Magut and Okemwa Ogwoka |
TVET AFRICA KAPA, Kigali, Rwanda. |
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Empirical study of productivity KPIS’ in a tannery industry: case study. |
Ntakira J. Evaline , Muchiri N. Peter , Onyancha O. Douglas |
KATTI Conference, Mombasa. |
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Influence of Charging Fluid Temperature, Flow Rate and Sand Layer Thickness on Rate of Charging Sand |
George Njuguna Gichichi, Dr Musa Njue, Professor Joseph T. Mailutha |
KATTI Conference, Mombasa. |
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Anti-plasmodial and anti-IFNγ activities of an aqueous crude extract from Tephrosia purpurea aerial parts in BALB/C peripheral circulation. |
Lydia I. Wanyaga, Michael M. Gicheru, Faith A. Okalebo, Lois M. Mutisya, Boniface G. Mukabane
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KATTI Conference, Mombasa. |
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Empirical study of productivity KPIS’ in a tannery industry: case study. |
Ntakira J. Evaline , Muchiri N. Peter , Onyancha O. Douglas |
KATTI Conference, Mombasa. |
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Influence of Charging Fluid Temperature, Flow Rate and Sand Layer Thickness on Rate of Charging Sand |
George Njuguna Gichichi, Dr Musa Njue, Professor Joseph T. Mailutha |
KATTI Conference, Mombasa. |
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Anti-plasmodial and anti-IFNγ activities of an aqueous crude extract from Tephrosia purpurea aerial parts in BALB/C peripheral circulation. |
Lydia I. Wanyaga, Michael M. Gicheru, Faith A. Okalebo, Lois M. Mutisya, Boniface G. Mukabane |
KATTI Conference, Mombasa |
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Lydia Wanyaga1*, Okemwa Ogwoka2 |
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe |
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Zachary Sakari Fred Chebulobi, Dr. Michael Nyagol, Ruth Otienoh and Bonface G. Mukabane. |
The International Journal of Science & Technology |
The Future Strategy for the Department
The department has a comprehensive plan of ensuring that Science, Technology, Research and Innovation has been mainstreamed in the teaching and training, with a specific objective of developing a competent workforce for economic development. This shall be made possible by a policy framework that mainstreams and integrates Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) strategies in programmes, projects and service delivery systems. There is a serious focus and intentional effort by the Institute as guided by the Legal framework of the Kenya Government, to encourage all the stakeholders to actively participate in Research and Innovation. All the Research and Innovation work shall be protected as provided for in the law governing protection of intellectual property in Kenya and globally.
OKEMWA OGWOKA
Research and Development
