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The capacity of LGAs in the decentralized secondary education delivery: A case study of Dodoma municipality

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dc.creator Mulyowa, Edson T
dc.date 2020-03-04T10:54:35Z
dc.date 2020-03-04T10:54:35Z
dc.date 2014
dc.date.accessioned 2022-10-20T12:07:53Z
dc.date.available 2022-10-20T12:07:53Z
dc.identifier Mulyowa, E. T. (2014). The capacity of LGAs in the decentralized secondary education delivery: A case study of Dodoma municipality (Master's dissertation). The University of Dodoma, Dodoma.
dc.identifier http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12661/1950
dc.identifier.uri http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12661/1950
dc.description Dissertations (MA Public Administration)
dc.description The study was interested to examine the capacity of LGAs in the decentralized secondary education delivery a case study of Dodoma Municipality. LGAs in secondary education development give a clear understanding of its direct impact. Respectively, the capacity of LGAs in the decentralized secondary education delivery is clearly an asset to the individual; it also benefits families and serves the common good. Herein employed was Sample size of 100 respondents so as to obtain pertinent and reliable information concerning to the study and probability and non prospect sampling measures was developed to get this sample. Besides, primary data and secondary data were used whereby social survey and interview were used as method of data collection. as well questionnaire and interview timetable was employed to acquire primary data. Eventually, data analysis was employed both qualitative and quantitative; whereby SPSS Vesion 16 also employed. The results from the findings indicate that there were some challenges which faced LGAs in the decentralized secondary education delivery such as lack of fund, political interference, and congestion of teachers in urban areas. In addition, the study found that insufficient teachers affect LGAs in the decentralized secondary education delivery, since teachers play a great role to the education delivery of the students. Also the findings shows that LGAs has not free from obstacles which also hinder its implementation include political interference, lack of fund, insufficient budget, and lack of autonomies. Eventually, the Findings unveil that there are Achievements of LGAS since its establishment including the increasing of ward secondary school, and the performance of the students increased. The study suggests that the first step is to reframe the problem in society rather than management terms as one of overcoming effect of decentralization on community participation and taking purposeful action, rather than of adopting this management. Following from that, any action to address the problem must take account of the need to recognize the fundamental reality of the primacy of the palace while not exacerbating the timidity of other management actors, something that we have seen the present any case reluctant to impose. Moreover, LAGs should improve the delivery of secondary school education, just as it has been used to improve delivery of other 'products' by organizing greater coordination of activities within organizations and improvements in administrative efficiency, It has also been linked to better access, by citizens, to the services which they require from educationist to their society. The Government‟s in every matter should offer a unique opportunity solution to improve and shape children‟s services for the better and vital integrated at the heart of this agenda. Successful initiatives require clear communication about intent, strong leadership commitment, concrete strategies and objectives linked to organizational needs and goals. It also means putting best possible use in the organization.
dc.publisher The University of Dodoma
dc.subject Decentralization
dc.subject LAGs
dc.subject Local Government Authorities
dc.subject Secondary education
dc.subject Education delivery
dc.subject Dodoma municipality
dc.subject Secondary schools
dc.subject Education development
dc.title The capacity of LGAs in the decentralized secondary education delivery: A case study of Dodoma municipality
dc.type Dissertation


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