Search for dissertations about: "communication in rural areas"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 24 swedish dissertations containing the words communication in rural areas.
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1. Does health insurance contribute to improving responsiveness of the health system? : the case of elderly in rural Tanzania
Abstract : Background: Financing healthcare in Tanzania has for years depended on out-of-pocket payments. This mechanism has been criticized as being inefficient, contributing to inequity and high cost as well as denying access to healthcare to those most in need, including the elderly in rural areas. READ MORE
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2. Multihop Wireless Networks with Advanced Antenna Systems : An Alternative for Rural Communication
Abstract : Providing access to telecommunication services in rural areas is of paramount importance for the development of any country. Since the cost is the main inhibiting factor, any technical solution for access in sparsely populated rural areas has to be reliable, efficient, and deployable at low-cost. READ MORE
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3. Towards Sustainable Broadband Communication in Under-served Areas : A Case Study from Tanzania
Abstract : The problem discussed in this thesis is how to establish sustainable broadband markets in under-served areas. The purpose is to improve people’s living conditions by promoting efficient service delivery in education, health, and governance and alleviating poverty. READ MORE
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4. The retailer's role in car distribution : a study of competitiveness, market communication, and knowledge in a changing context
Abstract : This licentiate thesis, entitled The Retailer's Role in Car Distribution, deals with three areas important to the understanding of retail strategies and the retailer's role in the distribution of cars. First of all, different views on competitiveness are analyzed. READ MORE
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5. E-health and information- and communication technology (ICT) as support systems for older family caregivers in rural areas
Abstract : The overall objective of the thesis was to investigate how older family caregivers in rural areas experienced participation in an e-health based caregiver support system. Participants were 95 caregivers allocated to intervention group (n=63) and control group (n=32). READ MORE