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Tesis Materias > Ingeniería Universidad Internacional Iberoamericana México > Investigación > Tesis Doctorales Cerrado Francés Le Cameroun, situé en Afrique centrale, joue un rôle de premier plan en termes d'échanges, avec environ la moitié du PIB de la zone de la Commission économique et monétaire de l'Afrique centrale. Pourtant, la qualité des dépenses publiques au Cameroun serait l'un des griefs qui pèsent sur sa croissance économique. Cette sous-performance est généralement liée à la gestion de projets, levier essentiel pour le développement du pays. La construction d'infrastructures est l'un des enjeux de la politique de développement du Cameroun. Les acteurs de mise en œuvre des projets ont une faible maîtrise de la préparation des projets d’investissement public. Cette carence des acteurs dans la connaissance et la pratique de la maturation a un impact énorme dans la consommation des crédits et l'exécution des projets qui entraîne inévitablement l'abandon des projets, la multiplication des avenants, la malfaçon et le manque de satisfaction de la part des bénéficiaires. Ainsi, après avoir effectué une analyse SWOT de la maturité des projets d’investissement public camerounais, cette étude explore 191 projets (17 grands projets de première génération et 174 projets du programme PLANUT) entrepris au cours de la dernière décennie, afin de sonder l’influence de la maturation des projets sur le délai, le coût et la qualité. Les résultats du test d'hypothèses à l'aide de l'analyse de corrélation de Spearman ont révélé que des quinze hypothèses énoncées, treize ont été acceptées. Il ressort également que le niveau général de maturité de cette étude était respectivement de 68 % et 26% pour les deux groupes de l’échantillon étudié. Le niveau de maturité d'un projet d'investissement public au Cameroun affecte positivement sa livraison, alors que certaines variables de maturité n'expliquent pas significativement les coûts avec certains paramètres, mais influencent d'autres. Des recommandations pour une meilleure gestion des projets dans le pays sont énoncées. metadata Kabelat Ameke, Arnaud mail arnaud.kabelat@doctorado.unini.edu.mx (2024) Français. Doctoral thesis, Universidad Internacional Iberoamericana México.
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Le Cameroun, situé en Afrique centrale, joue un rôle de premier plan en termes d'échanges, avec environ la moitié du PIB de la zone de la Commission économique et monétaire de l'Afrique centrale. Pourtant, la qualité des dépenses publiques au Cameroun serait l'un des griefs qui pèsent sur sa croissance économique. Cette sous-performance est généralement liée à la gestion de projets, levier essentiel pour le développement du pays. La construction d'infrastructures est l'un des enjeux de la politique de développement du Cameroun. Les acteurs de mise en œuvre des projets ont une faible maîtrise de la préparation des projets d’investissement public. Cette carence des acteurs dans la connaissance et la pratique de la maturation a un impact énorme dans la consommation des crédits et l'exécution des projets qui entraîne inévitablement l'abandon des projets, la multiplication des avenants, la malfaçon et le manque de satisfaction de la part des bénéficiaires. Ainsi, après avoir effectué une analyse SWOT de la maturité des projets d’investissement public camerounais, cette étude explore 191 projets (17 grands projets de première génération et 174 projets du programme PLANUT) entrepris au cours de la dernière décennie, afin de sonder l’influence de la maturation des projets sur le délai, le coût et la qualité. Les résultats du test d'hypothèses à l'aide de l'analyse de corrélation de Spearman ont révélé que des quinze hypothèses énoncées, treize ont été acceptées. Il ressort également que le niveau général de maturité de cette étude était respectivement de 68 % et 26% pour les deux groupes de l’échantillon étudié. Le niveau de maturité d'un projet d'investissement public au Cameroun affecte positivement sa livraison, alors que certaines variables de maturité n'expliquent pas significativement les coûts avec certains paramètres, mais influencent d'autres. Des recommandations pour une meilleure gestion des projets dans le pays sont énoncées.
| Tipo de Documento: | Tesis (Doctoral) |
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| Palabras Clave: | Maturation, Croissance, Projet d’investissement public, Visa de maturité, Consommation de crédits |
| Clasificación temática: | Materias > Ingeniería |
| Divisiones: | Universidad Internacional Iberoamericana México > Investigación > Tesis Doctorales |
| Depositado: | 28 Sep 2023 23:30 |
| Ultima Modificación: | 04 Jul 2024 23:30 |
| URI: | https://repositorio.unini.edu.mx/id/eprint/6590 |
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