Analysis of the knowledge attitude and perception of individuals about the Parish Development Model

Abstract

This research dissertation is about the analysis of knowledge, attitude and perception of Parish Development Model in Namawojjolo parish. I was motivated to carry out this study basing on the fact that few government programs in Uganda attain their desired objectives. The main objective of the study was to critically examine people’s knowledge, attitude and perception on PDM. To carry out the study, primary data was used and this was gathered using questionnaires in Namawojjolo Parish. The findings of the study were presented in form of tables and percentages worked out and totals given. The interpretations of the findings are given below after each table. Lastly, conclusions, summaries and recommendations to the study are drawn. Summaries are drawn basing on the findings of each theme of study. Findings showed over (50%) of the respondents had no knowledge about this program of PDM. Majority (57.1%) of the respondents fairly agreed that people will benefit from PDM. There was a higher percentage (36.8%) of respondents that agreed that PDM will motive women to engage in productive activities. Findings of this study also revealed significant relationship between people’s attitude and their perception. Recommendations were given basing on the loop holes still existing in the economic empowerment of women. Such as proper planning and scrutiny of government programs, Reduction of bureaucracy in government program and also strict measures concerning corruption.