Abstract:
Recent discussions have stressed the need for improved human capital
development (HCD) in Zimbabwe and other developing nations on the grounds
that, a nation's human capital is vital for future technological breakthroughs,
international competitiveness and sustainable economic development towards
the improvement in service delivery. This research study explains the
importance of human capital, programme and project development strategies
towards improving service delivery in the country. The article adopts a desktop
study in formulating the relevant meaning of HCD, project and programme
development towards effective service delivery in the country. The key findings
and emerging issues indicate that investing in HCD is a key factor in
developing projects and programmes in the spirit of industrialisation towards
improving service delivery in Zimbabwe as it promotes entrepreneurship, job
creation, wealth creation, youth empowerment, peaceful society and economic
development.
Description:
The journal is a forum for the discussion of ideas, scholarly opinions and
case studies of community outreach and engagement. Communities are
both defined in terms of people found in a given locale and defined cohorts,
like the children, the youth, the elderly and those living with a disability.
The strongest view is that getting to know each community or
subcommunity is a function of their deliberate participation in matters
affecting them by the community itself. The journal is produced bi annually.
