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A Comparative Analysis Of The Impact Of Npower And Sure-p
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1.3 Purpose of the study
The following research objectives were formulated to guide the study
Does the N – Power scheme lead to employment generation?
To what extent does the N – Power scheme significantly affects economic well being of beneficiaries? and
Where there exist any significant relationship between the N – Power scheme and skill – job enhancement?
Significance of the study
The
result of this study will not doubt to a large extent expose the
weaknesses and achievements of past poverty alleviation programmes.
Equally,
it would provide basis for effective guidance for the facilitators to
modify/reinforce their attitude towards achieving the set goals for the
programmes put in place.
It is also believed that the result of this
study will avail the government the opportunity to study past attempts
at alleviating poverty to see where their mistakes lies and then devise a
means for progress in this regard
Study hypothesis
HO1; There is no significant deference between the N- Power Scheme and SURE P scheme in employment generation
HO2;
There is no significant relationship between N- Power Scheme and SURE P
scheme in the economic well being of beneficiaries and
HO3: There is no significant relationship between the N- Power Scheme and SURE P scheme in skill – job enhancement
Scope and Limitations of the Study
The
study scope is limited to a comparative analysis of the impact of N
POWER And SURE-P in Lagos state. Limitation faced by the research was
limited time and financial constraint
Organisation of study
The
study is grouped into five chapters. This chapter being the first gives
an introduction to the study. Chapter two gives a review of the related
literature. Chapter three presents the research methodology; chapter
four presents the data analysis as well as interpretation and discussion
of the results. Chapter five gives a summary of findings and
recommendations.
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