Mbanguka, Noel Francis
(2020)
Role of Transition Plan on Project Sustainability: Case of Kwamtoro ADP in World Vision Central Cluster, Dodoma, Tanzania.
Masters thesis, The Open University of Tanzania.
Abstract
Project Sustainability continue to be persistent problem for the projects in Tanzania and lack of Transition Plan has been suggested as one of the foremost reasons for failure. The Transition Plan is required if organizations want to make project sustainable. The general research objective of this study was to assess the role of Transition Plan on Project Sustainability with reference to the Kwamtoro ADP in World Vision Central Cluster, Dodoma, Tanzania. Transition was defined as Partner Capacity Building, Assets Disposal Plan, Risk Register Management Plan and Communication Plan. Based on a sample of 100 respondents from Kwamtoro ADP, the research proved satisfactory measurement properties and reliability of the model to measure Partner Capacity Building, Assets Disposal Plan, Risk Register Management Plan and Communication Plan. The relationship between Transition Plan and Project Sustainability was tested via quantitative, statistical methods including multiple linear correlation and regression analysis. The results showed that Assets Disposal Plan and Communication Plan have statistical significant effect on Project Sustainability. The researcher provided recommendations to organizations on factors to address like Monitoring and Evaluation to be strengthened to make sure that all the plans are implemented as agreed by the donor, Communicating Plan to take lead in Project Sustainability since has a positive change, Project Managers should make sure that there are adequate inclusion of fundamental requirements for sustainability into designs, investing and support given to ensure such requirements are met during implementation, and put sufficient effort to monitor and evaluate progress in this area to improve sustainability of the project
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