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Assessing The Role Of Community Based Organization In The Development Of The Rural Community. A Case Study Of Lwengo Sub country In Lwengo District.

Nandawula Janepher


Abstract

Evaluation of the Contribution of Community Based Organisation (CBOs) to the Development of Communities in Uganda (A Study of Lwengo Local Government), these CBOs provide socio-economic facilities for the common benefit of the community. This type of organization has been in existence in Lwengo Local Government Area even before the creation of the Local Government in 2012. In the past, these CBOs have contributed immensely to the socio-economic development of Lwengo by the provision of schools, community health centers, feeder roads, market stalls, motor parks etc but of recent we have notice a decline in the performance of these organizations. Our research problem is therefore the poor performance of these CBO’s. The objectives of this study among others therefore, are to find out the immediate and remote causes of this problem. In doing this, two assumptions were postulated. The study mostly used secondary data, and supplemented by primary data. Simple percentages were used to analyze data collected. Our major findings among others are that the poor performance of these CBOs is due to the poor working relationship between them and the local government particularly financial assistance. We recommend that Lwengo Local Government should assist these CBOs in order for them to perform and achieve their objectives.
Metropolitan Journal of Academic Multidisciplinary Research

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Nandawula Janepher (2024). Assessing The Role Of Community Based Organization In The Development Of The Rural Community. A Case Study Of Lwengo Sub country In Lwengo District. Metropolitan Journal of Academic Multidisciplinary Research, 3(2). https://journals.miu.ac.ug/pages/article.php?article_id=1741

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