Background of the Study
Konduga Local Government Area, located in a region prone to natural disasters and humanitarian crises, requires a well-structured disaster recovery plan supported by accurate and timely financial data. An effective Accounting Information System (AIS) can play a vital role in monitoring disaster recovery funds, ensuring transparency, and enabling better financial management of disaster-related activities. This study seeks to assess the utilization of AIS in disaster recovery management in Konduga LGA.
Statement of the Problem
In Konduga LGA, disaster recovery efforts are often hindered by inadequate financial management, delayed fund disbursements, and lack of coordination. The absence of an integrated AIS complicates the tracking of recovery funds, thus affecting the timely delivery of relief services. This study aims to evaluate how AIS can improve financial transparency, accountability, and efficiency in disaster recovery management.
Aim and Objectives of the Study
Aim: To assess the utilization of Accounting Information Systems in disaster recovery management in Konduga Local Government Area.
Objectives:
To examine how AIS supports the allocation and tracking of disaster recovery funds in Konduga LGA.
To evaluate the impact of AIS on improving transparency and accountability in disaster recovery efforts.
To assess the role of AIS in ensuring efficient fund utilization in disaster recovery activities.
Research Questions
How does AIS improve the allocation and tracking of disaster recovery funds in Konduga LGA?
What role does AIS play in enhancing transparency and accountability in disaster recovery management?
How can AIS contribute to more efficient utilization of disaster recovery funds in Konduga LGA?
Research Hypothesis
H₀: The utilization of AIS does not significantly enhance the management of disaster recovery funds in Konduga LGA.
H₀: AIS does not significantly improve transparency and accountability in disaster recovery efforts in Konduga LGA.
Significance of the Study
The findings of this study will assist local government officials, disaster recovery agencies, and humanitarian organizations in understanding how AIS can improve financial management during disaster recovery, leading to better planning, fund utilization, and service delivery.
Scope and Limitation of the Study
The study will focus on disaster recovery management in Konduga LGA, specifically regarding the use of AIS. Limitations may include difficulty accessing disaster recovery fund data and the scope of recovery activities to be covered.
Definition of Terms
Disaster Recovery Management: The process of organizing and allocating resources to recover from the effects of a disaster, including financial resources.
Accounting Information System (AIS): A system designed to collect, process, and manage financial data, facilitating transparency, decision-making, and accountability.
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