ABSTRACT
This study examined the impact of budgeting planning and control on productivity in NOCACO. The objective of this study is to bring light to the need for effective and efficient budget plans and control, and to find out how and to which the extent budgeting serve as a means of planning and control to increase productivity. The methods used for the study is survey method, method of data collection is questionnaire and personal interview and the method of data analysis is likert scale is used based on mean statistic. The findings based on the data presented and analyzed, the researcher was able to identify that budgeting planning and control techniques are used for increase productivity in the dynamic profit and non profit making organization which is the study of this research work and its also observed that good budgeting system will help any organization to increase its productivity level. The researcher concludes that productivity must be planned before it can be controlled. Operation has been determined and analyze into expenditure cost so as to know how realistic would be contribution to project goals to make budget without planning. Lastly, the researcher recommended that the company should employ competent and intelligent staff which a lot of experience to facilitate the planning which go a long way in controlling productivity in the organization.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title pagei
Declarationii
Approval Pageiii
Dedicationiv
Acknowledgmentv
Abstractvi
Table of Contentsvii
CHAPTER ONE:
INTRODUCTION
1.1Background of the Study1
1.2Statement of the Problem3
1.3Objective of the Study4
1.4Significance of the Study5
1.5Research Questions5
1.6Scope of the Study6
1.7Limitation of the Study
1.8Definition of Terms6
CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW
2.0Introduction9
2.1Objectives of Budgeting10
2.2Requirements of a Good Budgeting System12
2.3Stages in Budget Preparation18
2.4Flexible Budgeting20
2.5Zero Base Budgeting (ZBB)21
2.6Planning Programming Budgeting System (PPBS)24
2.7Summary of the Literature Review27
CHAPTER THREE:
METHODOLOGY
3.1Introduction28
3.2Research Design28
3.3Area of Study29
3.4Population of the Study29
3.5Sample Size and Sampling Technique29
3.6Instrument of Data Collection30
3.7Validation of the Instrument30
3.8Reliability of Instrument31
3.9Method of Data Collection31
3.10Method of Data Analysis32
CHAPTER FOUR:
DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
4.1Introduction34
4.2Characteristics of Respondents34
4.3Data Analysis36
4.4Summary of Findings44
4.5Discussion of Findings45
CHAPTER FIVE:
SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
5.0Introduction47
5.1Summary47
5.2Conclusion49
5.3Recommendations50
References53
Appendix54