THE EFFECTIVE ROLE OF PUBLIC SECTOR MONITORING AND EVALUATION IN PROMOTION OF GOOD GOVERNANCE IN LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES IN SOMALIA
Creators: name: Abdullahi, Awil Guled
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025
Subjects: MONITORING AND EVALUATION
PUBLIC SECTOR
EFFECTIVE
PROMOTION

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ABSTRACT

The purpose of the study was to determine effective role of public sector monitoring and evaluation in promotion of good governance in local municipalities in Somalia. The objectives were to examine the effect of M&E Planning in promotion of good governance in local municipalities in Somalia, secondly to determine the effect of M &E accountability in promotion of good governance in local municipalities in Somalia, thirdly to examine participatory decision making in M&E in the promotion of good governance in local municipalities in Somalia and finally to assess the effect of M &E organizational learning in the promotion of good governance in local municipalities in Somalia. The data was collected from 208 respodents using a closed ended questionnaire was the data was collected from the respodents and data analyzed descriptively using mean and standard deviation and inferentially simple linear regression analysis. The study found that monitoring and evaluation planning has a low effect in the promotion of good governance in local municipalities in Somalia.The results indicate that M&E Planning has a 44% effect on the good governance meaning that the M&E planning has a moderate effect on good governance in local municipalities in Somalia. Secondly the researcher contends that M&E accountability has a moderate effect on the promotion ofgood governance in local municipalities in Somalia. The findings indicate that M&E accountability has had a moderate effect in the promotion of good governance. The results indicate that M&E accountability has a 56.8% effect on the good governance. Thirdly the study indicates that participatory decision-making of M&E has a moderate effect on the promotion of good governance in local municipalities in Somalia. The results indicate that M&E accountability has a 60.8% effect on the good governance meaning that the M&E participatory decision making has a moderate effect on good governance in local municipalities in Somalia. Finally results indicate that M&E organizational learning has a moderate effect on the promotion of good governance in local municipalities in Somalia. The results indicate that M&E Organizational learning has 58.1% effect on the good governance meaning that M&E Organizational learning has a moderate effect on good governance in local municipalities in Somalia. The study conclude that M&E planning, accountability, participatory decision making and organizational learning were found to have some bearing on the good governance situation in local municipalities in Somalia. The study recommendsthat management teams should communicate and seek the feedback of staff members on the training programs to realize positive outcomes. The study also recommends that there is need for appropriate budgetary plan systems in costs and controls necessary for the realization of good governance systems. The government and local municipalities in Somalia should allow communities to participate in the recognized interventions.