The report “Citizens' Report on the “Four Years of the NDA Government, 2014-18: Promises & Reality” – a civil society initiative' is a collective work by experts, development networks and civil society organisations working on diverse concerns and issues with the marginalized and vulnerable population groups – Dalits, Tribals, children, youth, women, LGBTQ, people with disabilities, bonded labour, urban poor to name a few. The report also compiles articles on critical development issues of education, health, water and sanitation, land rights, economy, budgets, fiscal policies, civil society space, media, human rights, labour and employment, environment, parliament functioning, governance to mention some. In addition to the report, various individuals and organisations have used the visual media, making short videos on their critical concerns about the government's performance.
The Centre for Financial Accountability aims to strengthen and improve financial accountability within India by engaging in critical analysis, monitoring and critique of the role of financial institutions – national and international, and their impact on development, human rights and the environment, amongst other areas. For more information visit http://www.cenfa.org Get in touch with us at info@cenfa.org
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The Unslumming Minna Project: A Path to Sustainable and Inclusive UrbanizationESD UNU-IAS
The Unslumming Minna Project: A Path to Sustainable and Inclusive Urbanization
Abdul Husaini, RCE Minna
8th African RCE Meeting
8-10 August, 2018, Zomba, Malawi
Bureaucracy and Corruption in Nigeria: Implications for Buhari’s Change AgendaAJHSSR Journal
The issue of corruption has taken the front burner in public discourse in Nigeria. This is
particularly because of the leadership that emerged in the country from the 2015 general elections concluded in
April same year. The emergence of President Muhammadu Buhari as the country‘s President has made the issue
of corruption to resonate with a deafening intensity as the fight against corruption became the major item on the
campaign promises of the All Progressive Congress (APC), the current ruling party in the country. This paper
addresses the issue of corruption in Nigeria‘s bureaucracy and its implications for the change mantra of the
Buhari civilian administration. The paper adopts a qualitative method and relied on secondary sources of data. It
also adopted the theory of anomie and the contradictions of bureaucracy as a theoretical framework. It defines
bureaucracy and corruption, gives an overview of bureaucratic corruption and highlights its implications on the
Buhari‘s change agenda. It discusses in great detail the implications of the corruption in the bureaucracy on the
sustenance and consolidation of democracy as well as the change agenda of the Buhari government and
highlights such issues as poverty and underdevelopment, negative impacts on productivity and efficiency, the
deprivation of the citizenry of the benefits of good governance and the much needed dividends of democracy
among others.It argues that if the bureaucracy in Nigeria is not purged of all corrupt tendencies it will be
impossible for it to drive the much needed change necessary for democratic consolidation and recommends the
need to strengthen the anti-corruption agencies, making accountability and transparency an article of faith,
addressing the issues of salaries and wages, thorough investigation and prosecution of corrupt public officials as
well as a reorientation of Nigerians on the need to avoid corrupt practices. It is hopeful that this study will lend a
voice to the current war against corruption and assist the anti corruption agencies in their fight against the
menace in the civil and public service.
The report “Citizens' Report on the “Four Years of the NDA Government, 2014-18: Promises & Reality” – a civil society initiative' is a collective work by experts, development networks and civil society organisations working on diverse concerns and issues with the marginalized and vulnerable population groups – Dalits, Tribals, children, youth, women, LGBTQ, people with disabilities, bonded labour, urban poor to name a few. The report also compiles articles on critical development issues of education, health, water and sanitation, land rights, economy, budgets, fiscal policies, civil society space, media, human rights, labour and employment, environment, parliament functioning, governance to mention some. In addition to the report, various individuals and organisations have used the visual media, making short videos on their critical concerns about the government's performance.
The Centre for Financial Accountability aims to strengthen and improve financial accountability within India by engaging in critical analysis, monitoring and critique of the role of financial institutions – national and international, and their impact on development, human rights and the environment, amongst other areas. For more information visit http://www.cenfa.org Get in touch with us at info@cenfa.org
We also publish Finance Matters, a weekly newsletter on the development finance. The archive can be accessed at http://www.cenfa.org/newsletter-archive/
To subscribe, email us at newsletter@cenfa.org
The Unslumming Minna Project: A Path to Sustainable and Inclusive UrbanizationESD UNU-IAS
The Unslumming Minna Project: A Path to Sustainable and Inclusive Urbanization
Abdul Husaini, RCE Minna
8th African RCE Meeting
8-10 August, 2018, Zomba, Malawi
Bureaucracy and Corruption in Nigeria: Implications for Buhari’s Change AgendaAJHSSR Journal
The issue of corruption has taken the front burner in public discourse in Nigeria. This is
particularly because of the leadership that emerged in the country from the 2015 general elections concluded in
April same year. The emergence of President Muhammadu Buhari as the country‘s President has made the issue
of corruption to resonate with a deafening intensity as the fight against corruption became the major item on the
campaign promises of the All Progressive Congress (APC), the current ruling party in the country. This paper
addresses the issue of corruption in Nigeria‘s bureaucracy and its implications for the change mantra of the
Buhari civilian administration. The paper adopts a qualitative method and relied on secondary sources of data. It
also adopted the theory of anomie and the contradictions of bureaucracy as a theoretical framework. It defines
bureaucracy and corruption, gives an overview of bureaucratic corruption and highlights its implications on the
Buhari‘s change agenda. It discusses in great detail the implications of the corruption in the bureaucracy on the
sustenance and consolidation of democracy as well as the change agenda of the Buhari government and
highlights such issues as poverty and underdevelopment, negative impacts on productivity and efficiency, the
deprivation of the citizenry of the benefits of good governance and the much needed dividends of democracy
among others.It argues that if the bureaucracy in Nigeria is not purged of all corrupt tendencies it will be
impossible for it to drive the much needed change necessary for democratic consolidation and recommends the
need to strengthen the anti-corruption agencies, making accountability and transparency an article of faith,
addressing the issues of salaries and wages, thorough investigation and prosecution of corrupt public officials as
well as a reorientation of Nigerians on the need to avoid corrupt practices. It is hopeful that this study will lend a
voice to the current war against corruption and assist the anti corruption agencies in their fight against the
menace in the civil and public service.
Important Political Accountability and Citizen Building effort of IDEG GHANAAmos Anyimadu
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Important Political Accountability and Citizen Building effort of IDEG GHANAIDEGGhana
Operation of the Institute of Democratic Governance, Ghana. www.ideg.org https://www.facebook.com/IDEGGhana https://twitter.com/IDEGGhana
Led by Commonwelath Eminent Person Dr. Emmanuel Akwetey.
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This paper attempts to establish more recently developed national scenarios with respect to national structural system transformation, political system, governance, public administration and bureaucracy, socio-economic development, management best practices and, of course, Nepal's national competitiveness appealing wider participation of all sectors in the process of transforming Nepal into a dynamic state with focus on welfare state mechanism leading the attainment of national prosperity.
Solid Waste Management in Enugu Metropolis: Implications for Urban Administra...iosrjce
This work examined the solid waste management in Enugu metropolis for urban administration.
Over some period now Enugu metropolis has witnessed big volume of solid waste that adversely affected urban
administrator’s capacity to plan. The improper management of solid waste in Enugu metropolis constituted
health hazards to the citizens. A survey research method was adopted in the study and two hypotheses guided
the study. Data generated were analyzed using frequency tables, percentages and chi-square. The findings
showed that irregular collection of solid waste affects urban development in Enugu metropolis and that lack of
strict enforcement of environmental laws is responsible for indiscriminate dumping of solid waste. It is therefore
recommended that Government should enforce strictly all the environmental related bye-laws, generate
sufficient funds for solid waste management and also checkmate indiscriminate dumping of waste by the citizens
and ensure timely carting away refuse dumps in the metropolis
Loksabha Election 2019: 90 Plus Voting CampaignBanda is a district of 1.8 million people in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Unfortunately, in recent years, Banda has become known for water scarcity, unemployment, farmer distress, underdeveloped agriculture, and corruption. These issues have spurred significant political rivalry; as a result, the Election Commission has identified 195 of the 1,454 polling booths in the Baberu, Banda, Naraini, and Tindwari constituencies as “critical”.
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Important Political Accountability and Citizen Building effort of IDEG GHANAAmos Anyimadu
Operation of the Institute of Democratic Governance, Ghana. www.ideg.org https://www.facebook.com/IDEGGhana https://twitter.com/IDEGGhana
Led by Commonwelath Eminent Person Dr. Emmanuel Akwetey.
Important Political Accountability and Citizen Building effort of IDEG GHANAIDEGGhana
Operation of the Institute of Democratic Governance, Ghana. www.ideg.org https://www.facebook.com/IDEGGhana https://twitter.com/IDEGGhana
Led by Commonwelath Eminent Person Dr. Emmanuel Akwetey.
The formulation and implementation of development plans serve as the benchmark for evaluating economic progress in different sectors of an economy. Since independence, successive administrations in Nigeria have paraded different economic development plans. At the continental level also, several development programmes have been articulated for driving development in the countries of Africa. Many times, supposed laudable economic programmes have failed to identify with the interest of citizens, largely due to poor communication of such programmes. This study investigated citizens’ participation in the implementation of Nigeria’s Vision 20:2020. Among others, the study asked the following questions: to what extent are Nigerian citizens aware goals of Vision 20:2020 economic blueprint? What were the media used in popularising Nigeria’s Vision 20:2020 economic blueprint? The study was anchored on the Participatory Development theory. The survey research design was used to study a population of 84, 004, 084 from which a sample size of 384 respondents was drawn. The sample was based on Keyton’s sampling system. Findings of the study showed that many citizens of Nigeria do not understand the goals of Vision 20:2020. It was also found out that many citizens of Nigeria cannot identify development projects executed in line with the goals of Vision 20:2020. Based on these findings, the study recommended, among other things, that the Nigerian government should partner with civil society organisations to popularise the goals of Vision 20:2020. It was also recommended that citizens of Nigeria should be encouraged to participate in the formulation and implementation of development programmes.
This paper attempts to establish more recently developed national scenarios with respect to national structural system transformation, political system, governance, public administration and bureaucracy, socio-economic development, management best practices and, of course, Nepal's national competitiveness appealing wider participation of all sectors in the process of transforming Nepal into a dynamic state with focus on welfare state mechanism leading the attainment of national prosperity.
Solid Waste Management in Enugu Metropolis: Implications for Urban Administra...iosrjce
This work examined the solid waste management in Enugu metropolis for urban administration.
Over some period now Enugu metropolis has witnessed big volume of solid waste that adversely affected urban
administrator’s capacity to plan. The improper management of solid waste in Enugu metropolis constituted
health hazards to the citizens. A survey research method was adopted in the study and two hypotheses guided
the study. Data generated were analyzed using frequency tables, percentages and chi-square. The findings
showed that irregular collection of solid waste affects urban development in Enugu metropolis and that lack of
strict enforcement of environmental laws is responsible for indiscriminate dumping of solid waste. It is therefore
recommended that Government should enforce strictly all the environmental related bye-laws, generate
sufficient funds for solid waste management and also checkmate indiscriminate dumping of waste by the citizens
and ensure timely carting away refuse dumps in the metropolis
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1. Local government and the challenges of community development in lagos state,
nigeria (1999 – 2012)
2. Local government and structural reorganization in lagos state, nigeria, 1969 -1979
3. Challenges affecting peace and reconciliation in the 21st century zimbabwe, selected
case studies include the economic meltdown of 2008, land reform, 2000-2008 political
violence and the memo
4. An evaluation of motivational policies in enhancing employee perfomance in
parastatals. A case study of the rural electrification agency
5. An assessment of the impact of economic structural adjustment programs in the
democratization process of zimbabwe from 1991 to 2010.
6. The effects of partisan party politics in local authorities. A case of harare city council
(2000-2016)
7. An assessment of the impact of training and development on staff efficiency and
service delivery in urban municipalities: the case of chitungwiza municipality, 2013 to
2016.
8. The effectiveness of social dialogue in addressing the economic problems in
zimbabwe”
2. 9. An analysis of the zimbabwean administrative law in dispute resolution from the
period 2008-2015. Using midlands provincial administration office as a case study
10. The impact of public private partnership on urban development in zimbabwe’s local
authorities: a case study of stands allocation at victoria falls municipality
11. Examining youth participation in the electoral process of zimbabwe from the period
2000 – 2013: case study of kuwadzana
12. Dessertation topic: the effects of implementing quality management systems (qms)
on the performance of parastatals in zimbabwe- the case of zimbabwe power
company (munyati station).
13. Exploring the effectiveness of public policy in enhancing sustainable service delivery
by local authorities: the case of mutare rural district
14. The efects of diamond mining on the people of bocha.a case study of chiadzwa .from
2009-2016.
15. A critical analysis of the role of urban councils in promoting sound corporate
governance in zimbabwe’s local authorities: the case of city of mutare from 2013-16.
16. From functionalism to regional integration: a critical evaluation of the problems and
prospects of ecowas
17. Federalism and resources control in nigeria problem and prospects
18. Tax consultant and effective revenue mobilization at the grassroots level (a case
study of arewa local government of kebbi state
19. Coping with poverty in rural communities of third world africa: the case of
mukonoweshuro cooperative gardening in gutu, zimbabwe
20. The contribution of non-state actors to inclusive public policy process in kenya
21. Ecomog and conflict resolution in west africa: a study of the linkage between
economic integration and regional security
22. Conflict resolution and the organization of security in africa
23. The 2015 general elections and the quest for citizens’ democracy in nigeria
24. Comparative foreign policy of the republics of benin and niger as influenced by france
and nigeria
25. An analytical and descriptive linguistic study on pragmatic interpretation of selected
political utterances on hate speech in kenya
26. Behavioural approach to political protest: an analysis of fela anikulapo kuti, 1970-
1997
27. The united nations and the control of multinational corporations
28. An investigation of the challenges faced by non- governmental organisations in
promoting youth development in mutare rural district from 2008- 2012.
29. Disaster preparedness and management mechanisms in zimbabwe: a critical
analysis of the tokwe province
30. The role of media in zanu pf’s factionalism during the period 2014 – 2015
31. Policy challenges in nigeria-south africa migration in the 21st century
3. 32. Nato and the politics of humanitarian intervention in libya
33. International arms control policy implementation problems and small arms
proliferation in the niger delta
34. The national question and democratic consolidation in nigeria and india, 2000-2013
35. The theory and practice of democracy in ebonyi state: a case study of the rule of law,
1999-2010.
36. Implications of the law of the sea for african territorial waters and high seas: a case
study of nigeria’s marine policy 1960-1998
37. Oil and national development in ghana, 2007-2014.
38. Intergovernmental financial relations and local government autonomy in nigeria: a
case study of igbo-etiti local government area of enugu state, 1999-2012
39. Niger delta crises and national security in nigeria: appraisal of the amnesty
programme
40. Economic planning and management in nigeria: a comparative analysis of sap and
needs
41. Manpower training and utilization in nsukka local government area, enugu state,
2009-2015
42. Power sharing arrangements among ethnic nationalities in federal states: a
comparative study of nigeria and switzerland
43. Multi-national oil companies and indigenous human capital development in the niger
delta region of nigeria
44. Manpower placement and utilisation in the federal civil service of nigeria
45. Nigeria’s foreign policy implementation in a globalised world, 1993-2013
46. An assessment of the effectiveness of revenue collection strategies employed by
local authorities. A case of beitbridge town council from the period 2010-2017
47. Food security policies and nutrition in zimbabwe; case study of mashonaland central
province: 2000 to 2015.
48. An analysis of the effectiveness of using ex-combatants as agents of peace: a case
of zpra veterans trust from 2009 to 2014.
49. Assessing the impact of united states africa command (africom) on the african union’s
peace and security efforts with reference to the 2007 to 2014 somalia conflict
50. An analysis of the challenges faced by non-governmental organizations in the
implementation of community development projects in zvishavane. The case of
adventist development and relief agenc
51. The impact of south africa`s independence on the economic emancipation of the
black people.
52. An asssesment of poor governance as a challenge affecting service delivery in local
authorities. A case study of zvishavane town council , 2013-2016
53. The politics of street begging in nigeria – (a case study of sokoto north local
government)
4. 54. Party politics and democratic governance in nigeria’s fourth republic from 2011 to
2015
55. Leadership and national development in nigeria: a case study of benue state, 2007-
2011
56. Policy making and citizen participation in zimbabwe: the case of zimasset
57. An analysis of zanu pf’s dominance in zimbabwean politics (1980 to 2014)
58. An analysis of the implications of the bretton woods institutions in southern african
economies in the twenty first century; the case of zimbabwe
59. An assessment of the level of women participation in public sector leadership and
decision making: a case study of kwekwe
60. An assesment of the role played by local authorities in promoting politico-economic
development in zimbabwe.the case of mutare city council,from 2008-2016.
61. Assessing the impact of the south african xenophobic attacks on sadc regional
integration principles
62. The impact of integrated results based management on service delivery. A case study
of ministry of local government, public works and national housing, gweru.
63. Framing the proposed opposition alliance prior to 31 july 2013 elections: a case of the
herald and newsday
64. An investigation on the role played by local authorities in service delivery: a case of
kadoma city council
65. An analysis of the effectiveness of sub regional bodies in offering remedy to post
election violence in sub saharan africa: the case of sadc on zimbabwe 2008-2014
66. Framing the proposed alliance of opposition parties prior to 31 july 2013 elections. A
case of the herald and newsday
67. Political reporting and electoral viokence in nigeian 1999-2011
68. Use and enforcement of valuation standard in nigeria
69. The role of the print media in political stability in nigeria (1993 – 1998)
70. The impact of tax payers in perception of good governance on voluntary tax
compliance in lagos nigeria
71. The impact of regional and international peacekeeping operations on intra-state
conflict: a comparative analysis of liberia and sierraleone
72. The effects of the supreme court ruling by chief justice godfrey chidyausiku in the
case of nyamande and anor v zuva on labour relations: the case of zimbabwe’s
parastatals
73. An analysis of the contribution of donor aid to rural development in zimbabwe: the
case of zhombe east, 2013-2017..
74. An assessment of the chinese geopolitical interests in africa: a case of zimbabwe-
china bilateral engagements from 2003-2015
75. The impact of religion in shaping the political processes and outcomes in zimbabwe.
The case of zvishavane, 2008-2015.
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