Analysing Factors Affecting Project Performance in Zanzibar: A Case of Support to Anti-Corruption Initiatives Project in Zanzibar

Rashid, Bishara Mohamed (2019) Analysing Factors Affecting Project Performance in Zanzibar: A Case of Support to Anti-Corruption Initiatives Project in Zanzibar. Masters thesis, The Open University of Tanzania.

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Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine factors affecting project performance, focusing on stakeholders involvement, employee comittment, stakeholders satisfaction and leadership style to see how they affect project perfomance. The study comprises 100 respondence from ZAECA Authority, government officials and public in general using a purposive sampling and simple random sampling. Also used standard questionnaire developed by Meyer and Allen (1997) togather data which were analyzed descriptively.The findings reveals that stakeholders were not involved directly during formulation of the project however their interest were coverred. Also implementers of the project were not involved in the formulation process because they were not employed when this project formulated. It was revealed that the formulation phase of this project was done by some oficials from Good Governance department and donor (UNDP).The project find out that most of project team members were satisfied with the leadership style of project leader. Meanwhile, the study shows that all planned activities were achieved as planned however during terminination of this project the project was not terminated officialy. Generaly, the study showed that the perfomance of the project was good since all objectives of the project were achieved as planned. On the otherside, Stakeholders satisfaction was at stake since there are still alot of corruption issues going on every place.

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