Study Location. The Study shall take place at HUVH and VHIR facilities, using the resources of these institutions. Specifically, the Study shall take place in the [•] Service of the HUVH.
Study Location. Once a CAS number has been issued, no further changes to study location are permitted.
Study Location. Figure 1.2: Map of Nigeria showing the Study Locations The study took place in Nigeria. Nigeria is Africa’s most populous nation. Nigeria is grouped into six geopolitical zones and has 36 states and the federal capital territory-Abuja. Nigeria runs three tiers of government structure; Federal Government, State Government and Local Government. The population is estimated at more than 178 million people from the last 2006 census. The population is characterized by a strong rural to urban migration, and annual growth rate estimates are over 3%. As a federation, environmental regulation in the country concerns the thirty six states and one federal capital territory. Each one is mainly responsible for its own environmental issues under various environmental and planning laws. The apex body in Nigeria is the Federal Ministry of Environment with the National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency as the main enforcement body. The study took place in three cities (Lagos, Ibadan, and Aba) where e-waste is recycled/activities take place. These are some of Nigeria's busiest cities and commercial centers, which attract lots of migrants in search of greener pasture. These cities are densely populated and import a wide range of electronic products. Ibadan (in Oyo State) and Lagos are located in the South-Western and Aba (in Abia State) is located in the South-Eastern geopolitical zones of the country, respectively. The emphasis of the study will be on national tracer products based on prevalence in the market. These national tracer products are the information and communication technologies (ICT) products such as televisions, computers, and mobile phones. Lagos is Africa’s largest city, one of the world’s largest cities and the economic centre of Nigeria with a population of 21 million. Lagos has developed into West Africa’s main entry point for used and end- of-life electrical and electronic equipment. Annually 71,000 tonnes of used electronics enter Nigeria through the two main sea ports in Lagos (Baldé et al., 2017). This quantity excludes importation by air, and personal luggage. Although this equipment is mostly refurbished and sold to households and traders from Nigeria and other West and Central African countries, this sector generates significant amounts of e-waste, a problem that was first brought to public attention in 2005 with the film “The digital dump” by the NGO Basel Action Network (BAN). Lagos has very diverse ethnic groups with Yoru...
Study Location. The consultant will produce a study on plastic waste leakage situation and impacts on environment from Xxxxx river and other waterways discharging to the Xxx Xxxxx-Cau Hai lagoon from Hue city and the expanded area of Hue city (according to Decision 649/QĐ-TTg on 06/05/2014 and 1946/QĐ-TTg on 27/11/2020). Figure 1. Study location and expected outcome. (Source: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxx)
Study Location. This project was a small-scale patient interview project. It was completed at a nursing home in Atlanta, Georgia. This nursing home is part of Emory Healthcare, meaning that no further research proposal was necessary aside from Emory IRB. This facility includes both short- term and long-term patients. There were no specific demographic or socioeconomic background affiliations sought out for this study, making residents at this nursing home an acceptable patient pool for this research.
Study Location. The Separation Lake greenstone belt is located just east of the Ontario-Manitoba border, 60 km north of the town of Kenora and 90 km south of Red Lake (Figure 1). The study area covers approximately 2.5, 1:50 000 scale NTS sheets, including: 1) the Umfreville Lake map sheet (NTS 52 L/7) bounded by longitudes 94o30'W, 95o00'W and latitudes 50o15'N, 50o30'N; 2) the Separation Lake map sheet (NTS 52 L/8) bounded by longitudes 94o30'W, 94o00'W and latitudes 50o15'N, 50o30'N; 3) the eastern third of the Ryerson Lake map sheet (NTS 52 L/6) bounded by longitudes 95o00'W, 95o09'10"W and latitudes 50o15'N, 50o30'N; and 4) the northern third of the Whitedog Lake and Lount Lake map sheets (NTS 52 L/2; 52 L/1) bounded by longitudes 94o45'25"W, 94o15'40"W and latitudes 50o10'37"N and 50o15'N.
Study Location. Zamfara State, located in northwestern Nigeria, has an estimated population of 3.8 million, of which 20% are estimated to be children <5 years old. Zamfara has 14 local government areas, similar to counties in the US. The population is predominantly Muslim, and the traditional religious leadership system, chaired by local Emirs, has strong political and social influence. Farming is the major livelihood, with >80% of the population participating in agriculture. The 0000 Xxxxxxx Demographic and Health Survey showed that in Zamfara State, 19% of households had access to electricity, 28% had access to an improved source of water, and 27% had improved sanitation facilities (DHS, 2009).
