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Factors influencing air cargo policy decisions and implementation in Nigeria: a stakeholder’s perspective

Adenigbo Adedotun Joseph, Mageto Joash, Luke Rose

Transport Problems

2023

T. 18, z. 4

33--45

Policies are supposedly made such that their implementation for present growth does not hamper future development. However, it has been challenging to effectively implement some policy decisions based on stakeholders’ reactions to their sustainability in the air cargo industry. This paper examined the factors affecting air cargo policy decisions and their implementation in Nigeria by employing the quantitative research method and conducting a survey of stakeholders by random sampling at the Lagos International Airport through a well-designed research questionnaire. The data collected were analyzed using exploratory factor analysis (EFA) and partial least square structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM). Before estimating the PLS-SEM model, latent factors were constructed using EFA. The results reveal that the factors affecting the air cargo policy decisions and implementation include the policy formulation process, stakeholders’ interests and commitment, policy goals and implementation, and corruption and governance. The results imply that fundamental public policy issues prevail in Nigeria’s air cargo sector development programs. This study provides insight into the reasons behind opposition to implementing certain air cargo policy decisions in Nigeria. It offers directions for addressing the problems of poor policy decisions that do not guarantee future development. In practice, the study advocates the all-inclusive stakeholders’ involvement in Nigeria’s policy formulation process for the air cargo industry.

Developing Institutional Arrangements for Sustainable Development within Mineral Rich Resource Countries: the Case of Mongolia

Burmaa Natsag, Baasanjav Ganbaatar

Geomatics and Environmental Engineering

2021

Vol. 15, no. 1

23--39

A primary goal of the article is to explore the theoretical understanding among scholars about how institutional arrangements for sustainable local development partnerships in mineral resource rich countries are created. A success factor for implementing sustainable development goals (SDGs) is creating a proper institutional arrangement. Interviews and questionnaires, a mixed research method, were completed with officials and citizens from selected provinces. We reached to the following results: among others there is a weak understanding of partnership related local community development among stakeholders. Therefore, long term strategic planning and management which involves all parties in the decision making process should be created. In addition, building both horizontal and vertical institutional arrangements that provide for the participation of related stake holders is an essential element for building successful and sustainable local development partnerships.