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Influence Of Project Management Skills On Performance Of Government Funded Projects In Burundi: A Case Of Burundi Road Agency

This survey investigated the impact of program administration competencies on the execution and success of government-funded programs, with a specific focus on Burundi Road Agency. The main objective was to examine how program administration skills do influence the fulfillment of government-funded programs within the agency. The survey aimed to achieve this objective by exploring the effects of communication competencies, cost management competencies, and risk management dexterity on the execution of governmentfunded projects. To enhance understanding of the research topic, various theories were studied. The research employed a descriptive research design, and data was collected through questionnaires distributed to 229 permanent staff members of the Burundi Road Agency. A sample of 146 respondents was selected using the Slovin formula to represent the larger population. Both secondary and primary sources of data were utilized to gather sufficient information. The questionnaire served as the primary tool for data collection. The survey employed linear regression analysis at a significance level of 5% to establish the associations between variables. To ensure the consistency of research instruments, a reliability test was conducted on the questionnaire. The collected information from the respondents was analyzed, and the findings were interpreted. The survey findings provided insights into the relationship between program administration competencies and the execution of government-funded programs in the Burundi Road Agency. Overall, this study contributes to a better understanding of the importance of program administration skills in the successful implementation of government-funded initiatives.