Background of the Study
Infrastructure development is vital for economic growth and improved living standards. In Damaturu Local Government Area (LGA), Yobe State, public sector accounting plays a crucial role in ensuring transparency, accountability, and effective management of funds allocated for infrastructure projects. Despite significant budget allocations, infrastructure development in Damaturu LGA has been marred by delays, cost overruns, and substandard projects. Effective public sector accounting can mitigate these challenges by ensuring the proper utilization of funds and adherence to financial regulations. This study examines the influence of public sector accounting on the success of infrastructure projects in Damaturu LGA.
Statement of the Problem
Infrastructure projects in Damaturu LGA face challenges such as fund mismanagement, corruption, and poor monitoring mechanisms. These issues undermine the quality and timeliness of project execution. This study investigates how public sector accounting practices impact infrastructure project implementation in the area.
Aim and Objectives of the Study
1. To assess the role of public sector accounting in managing funds for infrastructure projects in Damaturu LGA.
2. To identify the challenges hindering the effective implementation of infrastructure projects.
3. To recommend strategies for improving infrastructure project outcomes through better public sector accounting practices.
Research Questions
1. How does public sector accounting influence the management of infrastructure project funds in Damaturu LGA?
2. What are the challenges affecting the implementation of infrastructure projects in the area?
3. What strategies can enhance infrastructure project outcomes through improved accounting practices?
Research Hypotheses
1. H₀: Public sector accounting does not significantly impact the management of funds for infrastructure projects in Damaturu LGA.
2. H₀: Challenges in project implementation are not significantly influenced by accounting practices.
3. H₀: Improved public sector accounting practices do not enhance infrastructure project outcomes in Damaturu LGA.
Significance of the Study
The study provides insights into the relationship between public sector accounting and infrastructure project success. It benefits policymakers, project managers, and financial auditors in improving project outcomes.
Scope and Limitation of the Study
The study focuses on public sector accounting practices and their impact on infrastructure projects in Damaturu LGA, Yobe State. Limitations include restricted access to financial records and stakeholder input.
Definition of Terms
• Public Sector Accounting: Financial practices used by government entities to manage and report public funds.
• Infrastructure Projects: Construction and development activities aimed at providing public goods and services.
• Accountability: Responsibility for ensuring transparent and efficient use of resources.
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