AN ASSESSMENT OF WOREDA CAPACITY: THE CASE OF ...
AN ASSESSMENT OF WOREDA CAPACITY: THE CASE OF ...
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However, there are little evidences that show the extent to which the capacity building program<br />
was effective in filling the capacity gaps that have already been identified. Furthermore, there<br />
were no priorly undertaken studies to assess the result of capacity building initiatives in the two<br />
study woredas. Hence, this is the gap that this study wishes to fill with a particular focus on<br />
Gindeberet and Abuna Gindeberet Woredas in Oromia National Regional State.<br />
1.3 Objectives of the Study<br />
1.3.1 General Objectives of the Study<br />
The general objective of the study is to examine whether capacity building program‘s process is<br />
effective in bringing about the desired outcomes in Gindeberet and Abuna-Gindeberet woredas<br />
with focus on variables like human resources, financial capacity, enabling environment,<br />
community participation and other related issues.<br />
1.3.2 Specific Objectives of the Study<br />
In accordance with the stated general objective, the study has addressed the following specific<br />
objectives:<br />
‣ Describe the basic constitutional functions assigned to woredas under study.<br />
‣ Analyze the overall activity of the two woredas in the area of human resource<br />
development (training and development) to enhance the performance of local government<br />
employees.<br />
‣ Assess human resource capacities of woredas under study in terms of adequacy,<br />
qualifications, and skills.<br />
‣ Assess the availability of the necessary infrastructures and office equipment to the<br />
successful implementations of local development plans and functions.<br />
‣ Identify the financial capacity of the woredas under study.<br />
‣ Assess the existing enabling work environments (both internal and external enabling<br />
environments).<br />
‣ The extent of community participation in local development planning, implementations,<br />
monitoring and evaluation.<br />
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