The effect of financial governance on performance of Government Ministries in Kenya
Keywords:
Financial resources, performance contracting, government MinistriesAbstract
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to establish the effect of financial governance on performance contracting results of Government Ministries in Kenya.
Methodology: The study used a descriptive research design. The target population of the study is Divisional heads, middle level managers and supervisors in 3 selected government ministries. These were Ministry of Education, Science & Technology, Ministry of Health and Ministry of Environment, Water& Natural Resources. Sample of 55 respondents was used.
Results: Result findings showed that financial governance influences performance contracting results of Government Ministries in Kenya positively.
Policy recommendation: Based on the finding the study recommends that the government should encourage prudent use of financial resources.Downloads
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