Reliance on central transfers, local revenue, and donors; often insufficient for projects and services.
Shortage of qualified personnel for planning, implementation, project management.
Parties influence decisions, projects, resource allocation, leading to corruption and favoritism.
Embezzlement, procurement fraud, nepotism erode public trust.
Poor financial management, limited reporting, restricted information access.
Projects misaligned with local needs, reducing impact and sustainability.
Rural areas lack roads, schools, health facilities, hindering development.
Erratic rainfall, rising temperatures, extreme weather threaten agriculture, water, infrastructure.
Solutions require government, civil society, and partner efforts to strengthen capacity, transparency, participation, and funding.