Type | Journal Article - International Academic Journal of Information Sciences and Project Management |
Title | Factors influencing performance of orphans and vulnerable children projects in Imenti North sub County, Meru County, Kenya |
Author(s) | |
Volume | 2 |
Issue | 1 |
Publication (Day/Month/Year) | 2017 |
Page numbers | 179-196 |
URL | http://www.iajournals.org/articles/iajispm_v2_i1_179_196.pdf |
Abstract | Every child requires basic needs to develop and grow to a healthy and responsible adult. A child requires parental love, care and protection in the early stages of development. The immediate family and environment of a child is critical in determining how that child develops because it is in this environment that they get nurtured, thereby experiencing love and acceptance, a sense of belonging, safety and security as well as developing trust, respect and confidence. Orphans and vulnerable children are one of the main problems of developing countries, especially sub Saharan Africa. In Kenya, VC are associated with malnutrition, sickness, lower school enrolment rates, drugs and substance abuse, lack of clothing and shelter and poor school participation compared to the less vulnerable children. The purpose of this study was to investigate the factors influencing the performance of orphans and vulnerable children projects in Imenti North Sub County in Meru County. The study sought to assess how management competence influence performance of orphans and vulnerable children projects in Imenti North Sub County, Meru County, Kenya. The study further sought to establish how resource availability influence performance of orphans and vulnerable children projects in Imenti North Sub County, Meru County, Kenya. The study sought to establish how community involvement influence the performance of orphans and vulnerable children in Imenti North ,The study also sought to determine how monitoring and evaluation influence performance of orphans and vulnerable children projects in Imenti North Sub County, Meru County, |
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