Background of the Study
Road infrastructure is a vital component of economic development, facilitating trade, transportation, and connectivity. Public sector accounting ensures transparency, accountability, and efficient resource management in executing road construction projects. In Kaduna North Local Government Area (LGA), challenges such as project delays, cost overruns, and substandard construction often arise due to poor financial management and accountability. This study evaluates the influence of public sector accounting on the planning, funding, and execution of road construction projects in Kaduna North.
Statement of the Problem
Despite investments in road construction, issues such as budget mismanagement, delayed completion, and low-quality infrastructure persist in Kaduna North LGA. These issues are often linked to weaknesses in public sector accounting practices. The study examines how public sector accounting impacts road construction projects in Kaduna North LGA.
Aim and Objectives of the Study
The aim of this study is to evaluate the influence of public sector accounting on road construction projects in Kaduna North, Kaduna State. The specific objectives are:
To assess how public sector accounting enhances transparency in road construction project management.
To identify challenges in the application of public sector accounting to road construction projects.
To propose strategies for improving public sector accounting practices in managing road construction projects.
Research Questions
How does public sector accounting enhance transparency in road construction projects in Kaduna North LGA?
What challenges affect public sector accounting in road construction projects?
What strategies can improve the application of public sector accounting in managing road construction projects?
Research Hypotheses
Public sector accounting significantly enhances transparency in road construction project management.
Challenges in public sector accounting practices negatively affect road construction projects in Kaduna North LGA.
Improved public sector accounting practices positively influence the management of road construction projects.
Significance of the Study
The study provides valuable insights into the role of public sector accounting in managing road construction projects, contributing to better resource management and infrastructure development in Kaduna North.
Scope and Limitation of the Study
The study focuses on evaluating public sector accounting in road construction projects in Kaduna North, Kaduna State. Limitations may include restricted access to financial and project-related data.
Definition of Terms
Public Sector Accounting: Accounting practices used by government entities to record, analyze, and report financial transactions.
Road Construction Projects: Infrastructure projects focused on building or maintaining roads for public use.
Project Management: The process of planning, executing, and monitoring activities to achieve specific objectives within a given timeline and budget.
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