Budget Management and Performance of Community Based Organizations A case Study of Reach out Mbuya Parish Hiv/Aids Initiative, Uganda
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Date
2014-04
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Uganda Management Institute
Abstract
The study was about budget management and performance in community based organizations, a
case study of Reach Out Mbuya Parish HIV/AIDS Initiative, the general objective of the study
was to establish the extent to which budget management influences performance of community
based organisations. The specific objective of the study were:- to establish the extent to which
budget preparation, implementation, and controls influence the performance of community based
organizations. The study used a case study design using quantitative and qualitative approaches
on a population of Reach Out Mbuya Parish HIV/AIDS Initiative staff comprising of Senior,
middle management, supervisors and junior staff. Data was collected using a questionnaire and
interview guide. The study found a high positive and significant relationship between budget
preparation and project performance and it predicted up to 30% of the variance in the project
performance. Budget implementation had a high positive and significant relationship between
budget implementation and project performance and it predicted up to 25%. Budget controls had
a high positive significant relationship with project performance and it predicted 50% of the
variance in project performance. The study concluded that the identification of needs,
development of specification and allocation of the necessary financial resources during budget
preparation was instrumental in CBO performance. Compliance with requisitions, verifications
and approval budget implementation guidelines or policies was instrumental in performance of
CBO. Conducting of budget reviews and production of financial reports related to budgets was
instrumental in performance of the CBO. The study recommends that the management of ROM
should use annual planning retreats to adequately identify user department and project activities
and adequately develop specifications. On budget implementation, the study recommends
generation of supplementary budgets while on budget a control, the study recommends that the
board should emphasize periodic budget reporting.
Description
A Dissertation Submitted to the School of Management Science in Partial Fulfillment of The Requirements for the Award of Masters Degree in Management Studies (Resource Mobilization and Management) of Uganda Management Institute
Keywords
Budget Management, Community Based Organizations, Reach out Mbuya Parish, Hiv/Aids Initiative
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