Influence of Shared Decision-Making on the Development Projects Sustainability in Rural Societies in Mt. Elgon, Bungoma County, Kenya
Kiboi Kipkorir Walter and
Dr. Thomas Otieno Juma
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Kiboi Kipkorir Walter: Maseno University-Kenya
Dr. Thomas Otieno Juma: University of Kabianga-Kenya
International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2025, vol. 9, issue 7, 545-558
Abstract:
Shared decision-making is increasingly recognized as a critical factor in ensuring the sustainability of community development projects in rural areas. However, despite its importance, many initiatives continue to be designed and implemented with minimal involvement of local stakeholders, undermining their long-term success. This study explored the influence of shared decision-making on the sustainability of rural community development projects, focusing on Mt. Elgon region in Bungoma County, Kenya. The study aimed to understand how inclusive participation involving community members, leaders, and project implementers contributes to ownership, accountability, and effective alignment of development goals with community needs.
Date: 2025
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