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Findings on Social/Economic Welfare Sector<br />
The <strong>CRC</strong> 2015 results show that the citizens’ overall level of satisfaction with<br />
social economic welfare services at the national level is 62.2% where 48.9% of the<br />
respondents declared to be satisfied with social economic welfare services and 13.3%<br />
of the respondents were very satisfied. The net dissatisfaction on this sector is 24.9%<br />
where 18.1% were not satisfied and 6.8% were not satisfied at all.<br />
The recommendations are as follows:<br />
- Citizens should be fully involved in the process of Ubudehe categorization<br />
because they know better who deserve to belong in which category. There<br />
should be a systematic follow up of the implementation of social protection<br />
programs in order to avoid the misuse of government support;<br />
- Citizens should not always rely on government support but rather take it as a<br />
measure to help only the more vulnerable;<br />
Findings on Land sector<br />
Regarding the service delivery in land services, the citizens’ overall level of satisfaction<br />
with land services at the national level is 64.7% where 50.6% of the respondents<br />
declared to be satisfied with land services and 14.1% of the respondents were very<br />
satisfied. The net dissatisfaction on land service was 17.7% where 13.0% were not<br />
satisfied and 4.7% were not satisfied at all.<br />
Concluding from the findings of this study, it is recommended:<br />
- To decentralize the land registrar services at the sector level to help people to<br />
easily access the land services;<br />
- To sensitize citizens on land laws and any other matters related to land;<br />
- To provide timely compensation on expropriation process.<br />
Findings on Security sector<br />
The <strong>CRC</strong> 2015 results reveal that level of satisfaction with security services at the<br />
national level is 86.5% where 42.0% of the respondents declared to be satisfied with<br />
security services and 44.5% of the respondentsdeclared to be very satisfied. The net<br />
dissatisfaction of respondents in this sector was 9.4% where 7.1% were not satisfied<br />
and 2.3% were not satisfied at all.<br />
From the findings of this study, recommended is the following:<br />
- Consistent sensitization of citizens on ensuring their security and to understand<br />
that they have a leading role to play in their security and the security of the<br />
whole country in general;<br />
- The security organs at the local level should be strengthened, andtheir capacity<br />
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