The Relationship between Remittances and Social Development in Mogadishu – Somalia

The study investigated the relationship between remittance and Social Development in Mogadishu-Somalia. Social development was measured through development indicators on health and education paying key attention on the intervening variables such as Political instability, insecurity, inflation rate,...

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Main Authors: Simiyu, Edwin Jairus, Ismail Omar, Mohamed, Mugano, Gift
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Published: 2017
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Ismail Omar, Mohamed
Mugano, Gift
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description The study investigated the relationship between remittance and Social Development in Mogadishu-Somalia. Social development was measured through development indicators on health and education paying key attention on the intervening variables such as Political instability, insecurity, inflation rate, the exchange rate and changing policies on remittance. This study adopted a none-experimental case study design using quantitative and qualitative approaches on a sample population of 399 respondents who receive and do not receive remittance in Mogadishu capital city of Somalia. Data was collected using a questionnaire and analyzed using SPSS computer software. This study noted that remittance had a significant positive relationship with social development and it predicted 31.7% of the variance in social development. There was a significant difference between those who received remittance and those who do not receive remittance in relation to social development. This study recommended that the government of Somalia should provide microeconomic policies and enabling environments relating to remittance and its utilization in accessing education, health services, improved income and employment creation. Finally this study found it necessary that the Somalia government should put measures to manage the influence political instability, insecurity, inflation rate, exchange rates and remittance policies that indirectly Social development in Somalia.
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spelling my-aeu-eprints.5562019-07-08T08:47:24Z http://ur.aeu.edu.my/556/ The Relationship between Remittances and Social Development in Mogadishu – Somalia Simiyu, Edwin Jairus Ismail Omar, Mohamed Mugano, Gift HF Commerce The study investigated the relationship between remittance and Social Development in Mogadishu-Somalia. Social development was measured through development indicators on health and education paying key attention on the intervening variables such as Political instability, insecurity, inflation rate, the exchange rate and changing policies on remittance. This study adopted a none-experimental case study design using quantitative and qualitative approaches on a sample population of 399 respondents who receive and do not receive remittance in Mogadishu capital city of Somalia. Data was collected using a questionnaire and analyzed using SPSS computer software. This study noted that remittance had a significant positive relationship with social development and it predicted 31.7% of the variance in social development. There was a significant difference between those who received remittance and those who do not receive remittance in relation to social development. This study recommended that the government of Somalia should provide microeconomic policies and enabling environments relating to remittance and its utilization in accessing education, health services, improved income and employment creation. Finally this study found it necessary that the Somalia government should put measures to manage the influence political instability, insecurity, inflation rate, exchange rates and remittance policies that indirectly Social development in Somalia. 2017-09 Journal PeerReviewed text en http://ur.aeu.edu.my/556/1/The%20Relationship%20between%20Remittances%20and%20Social%20Development-2-20.pdf Simiyu, Edwin Jairus and Ismail Omar, Mohamed and Mugano, Gift (2017) The Relationship between Remittances and Social Development in Mogadishu – Somalia. International Journal of Business and management Invention, 6 (9). 01-19. ISSN (Online): 2319 – 8028, ISSN (Print): 2319 – 801X
spellingShingle HF Commerce
Simiyu, Edwin Jairus
Ismail Omar, Mohamed
Mugano, Gift
The Relationship between Remittances and Social Development in Mogadishu – Somalia
title The Relationship between Remittances and Social Development in Mogadishu – Somalia
title_full The Relationship between Remittances and Social Development in Mogadishu – Somalia
title_fullStr The Relationship between Remittances and Social Development in Mogadishu – Somalia
title_full_unstemmed The Relationship between Remittances and Social Development in Mogadishu – Somalia
title_short The Relationship between Remittances and Social Development in Mogadishu – Somalia
title_sort relationship between remittances and social development in mogadishu – somalia
topic HF Commerce
url http://ur.aeu.edu.my/556/1/The%20Relationship%20between%20Remittances%20and%20Social%20Development-2-20.pdf
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