| dc.description.abstract | The study assessed the influence of capacity development and sustainability of
HIV/AIDS service delivery, a case study of GOAL funded NGO’s in Bugiri
District. Specifically, the study investigated the influence of financial management
capacity development, Institutional capacity development, strategic planning
capacity development and resource mobilization capacity development on the
sustainability of HIV/AIDS service delivery in Bugiri District. This study used a
case study research design using both quantitative and qualitative approaches to
study a sample of 487. Data was basically collected using Questionnaires, Focus
Group Discussions and Interview guides and analyzed using correlations to show
the relationships between variables followed by regression (ANOVA) analysis to
show the extent to which capacity development impacts on sustainability of
HIV/AIDS service delivery using SPSS statistical package version 16.0.
The study revealed that all the variables; financial management capacity
development, institutional capacity, strategic planning capacity and resource
mobilization capacity had a moderate positive significant relationship with
sustainability of HIV/AIDS service delivery. Financial management capacity
development significantly influenced sustainability of HIV/AIDS service delivery (r
= 0.531** at p=0.000), institutional capacity (r = 0.388** at p=0.000), strategic
planning (r = 0.657** at p=0.000) and resource mobilization (r = 0.690** at p=
0.000)
The study recommended that in order to enhance sustainability of community based
service delivery, NGOs need to ensure meaningful development of financial
management, resource mobilization, strategic planning and institutional capacity. | en_US |
