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| Corruption Practices on Service Delivery in the Public Sector in Uganda, A Case Of Pdu, Mpigi Local Government
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Dr Ariyo Gracious, Lukwago Ismail, Asiimwe Isaac Kazaara
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Abstract:
The study evaluated how corruption affected the provision of healthcare services by the local authorities of Mpigi. Centers. The study's goals included determining how administrative corruption affects the provision of services by the municipal authorities of Mpigi. Centers to investigate how Mpigi local president's service delivery is impacted by local corruption in government. Centers and to learn how intimidation and bribery impact the Mpigi local person's decision to provide services. Centers. Descriptive statistics, Spearman correlation, and regression analysis methods were used to assess the quantitative results. Verbatim sentences were used to condense and present descriptive method. According to the research, administrative bribery had a 23.9% impact on healthcare, local government bribery had a 38.9% impact, and bribery and extortion had an 18.9% impact on health care delivery. According to the study, the city authority of Mpigi should develop strategies to inspire its employees, particularly those in the health department, simplify the hiring process to reduce the likelihood of corruption in local government, and thoroughly review and underscore its professional behaviour and code of conduct.
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