Log frame and completion of CDF health construction projects in Busia county, Kenya

Abstract

Monitoring and evaluation of projects is fundamental if the project objectives and success is to be achieved since it improves overall efficiency of project planning, management and implementation. This study sought to establish the influence of log frame on completion of CDF health construction projects in Busia County, Kenya. This study employed a descriptive survey research design. The total target population for the study comprised of 166 and therefore sample size for this study was 52 respondents. The main tools of data collection for this study were questionnaires and interview schedules for the key informants. The researcher administered questionnaires directly to the target respondents. Frequency tables with varying percentages were used to present the findings. The data was analyzed using both descriptive (arithmetic means, standard deviations), and inferential (Simple, multiple linear regression and Pearson’s correlation coefficient) statistical methods with the aid of SPSSversion 21 computer software. Tests of statistical assumptions were carried out before data analysis to avoid invalidation of statistical analysis. The hypotheses was tested at α=.05 level of significance. H01: There is a significant relationship between log frame and completion of CDF health construction projects in Busia County, Kenya, was rejected since P=0.000<0.05; The researcher recommends that government policies should be integrated to monitoring and evaluation tools in order to fast struck completion of CDF health construction.