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Financial Strategies and Sustainability of Government Revolving Funds in Nairobi County, Kenya
(Kenyatta University, 2024-07) Mutisya, Nicholas
Sustainability issues areincreasingly gaining attention within the financial sector. This study aims to establish theeflect of financial strategics on sustainability of government revolving funds in Kenya. The study looked into the.cffeet of financial resource utilization, financial risk management, performance reporting. framework and internal control system/financial controls on sustainability of government revolving. funds in Kenya. The study was underpinned on the.accountability. theory and social learning theory. The study adopted an explanatory cross-sectional. rescarch. design. The. target population comprised of the. management of government revolving funds that was, the-top management, middle level management and low-level management. The sample was calculated from the target population using stratified sampling method. Thestudy.used semi-structured questionnaires to collect primary data, Descriptive data collected was presented using frequency. tables, percentages, mean and standard deviation to. establish the interrelationship. between variables. The qualitative. data from the.open-ended questions were-analyzed using.content analysis. Multiple. linear. regression was employed to establish the: link between the independent and dependent variable. The.findings were presented using tables. The study foundthat budget level management wasfoundtoinfluencethe sustainability of government revolving funds in Kenya to. a very. great extent. The research. also established that risk appraisal/assessment and risk. identification affect the sustainability. of government revolving funds inKenyato.a great extent. Therescarch also found that transparency.index affects thesustainability.of government revolving funds inKenyatoalow.extent. The study. also found that monitoring activities and information and communication affect sustainability. of government revolving funds in Kenya to a moderate. extent. The study concluded that financial. resource utilization had the. greatest effect on sustainability: of government revolving. funds. in Kenya, followed by. internal. control. system/financial conirols, then performance reporting framework while financial risk. management had the. least effect onthe.sustainability.ot:government revolving fundsin Kenya. The.government revolving funds organization management systems should be strengthened to facilitate-upto-date loan. repayment statements. to. loanees follow-up and take. action carly. in case. of. defaults. The study.also recommends that the. partners to.the. fund need to-be-encouraged by the.county. government to.share.as. much knowledge as possible to these: businesses so. that they. can fully. commercialize- on the knowledge given. The study recommends that the. revolving funds. should manage. their risks through establishing financial risks assessment framework, thiswillenable themto.address any anticipated risks as they.arise. Thereisneed alsotoimplementing quality management systems.
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Management Information System Integration and Performance of Small and Medium Enterprises in Embu County, Kenya
(Kenyatta University, 2022-11) Kamau, Hannah Wangechi
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Audit Committee Characteristics and Quality Of Financial Reporting In State Corporations in Kenya
(Kenyatta University, 2023-11) Ojuwa, Lilian Nabwire
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