Questionaries’
Dear respondent, I am student of MA post graduate in good governance & leadership department
in Ethiopian Civil Service University and I am doing academic research by collecting primary
data through the questionnaires for the purpose of academic research conducting a study of the
title assessment of decentralization of service delivery in Addis Ababa city administration: The
case of Lideta sub city. So, I respectfully, request you to provide reliable information from you
and I will be expect to your answer from a number 1 up to 5 by use marks inside the boxes
accordingly the direction of numbers written in the below!. Please take a few moments to
complete the questions as accurately and honesty and open-ended questions are included to
comprehensive view of your experiences and opinions.
Demographic information’s
1. Gender A. Male ( ) B) Female ( )
2. Age group? A.18-25 ( ) .26-35 ( ) B.36-45 ( ) C. 56-55 ( ) 56 and D. above ( )
3. Education level? A. Primary school( ) B. Secondary school( ) C. Diploma BA degree
( ) D. postgraduate ( ) E. certificate ( )
4. Occupation? A. Government employee ( ) B. Private sector ( ) C. self-employed ( )
D. Unemployed ( ) E. other ( )
5. Marital status? A) married ( ) B) unmarried ( )
Please answer the following questions by use mark right sign in the table given below
The values of scales are 1=agree, 2= strongly agree, 3=Neutral, 4= disagree 5=strongly
disagree
No Accessibility in Decentralized Primary Education Services 2 3 4 5
1
1 Primary education services are accessible for families in my community.
2 It is easy for students in all community to enrol and attend primary education.
3 The decentralized education system has improved learning outcomes for students.
4 Educational resources are more accessible under decentralization.
5 The quality of primary education in my community meets my expectations.
6 Is it satisfied with the overall quality of primary education in Lideta Sub City.
No Challenges in Decentralized Primary Education Services 1 2 3 4 5
1 There are substantial challenges in accessing quality primary education services
2 Local authorities struggle to address education-related challenges effectively.
3 The challenges in primary education affect the overall learning experience
4 Poor train remains a challenge in decentralized primary education.
5 Teacher shortages are common in decentralized primary schools.
6 The administrative workload for local education authorities is high
No Accountability in Primary Education Services 1 2 3 4 5
1 Primary education providers in community are accountable for the quality of education.
2 The teachers and school administrators take responsibility for educational outcomes.
4 The quality of primary education services in Lideta sub city meets expectations.
5 There are clear quality standards in place for public services under the decentralized
governance system.
6 Public service providers are accountable concerns the primary education to the community
under decentralization
7 The quality of decentralized primary education services meets community expectations.
8 Parents have more opportunities to provide feedback under decentralized education
No Responsiveness in Primary Education Services 1 2 3 4 5
1 Education providers are responsive to the needs of students and families in my community.
2 The schools are open to feedback and address concerns from parents.
3 Primary education services in my community adapt to the needs of students effectively.
No Efficiency in Decentralized Primary Education Services 1 2 3 4 5
1 Primary education services are delivered efficiently in my community.
2 Resources in the education sector are utilized effectively in Lideta Sub City.
3 There are minimal delays in services or responses from schools when needed.
4 School authorities consider the opinions of parents and community members.
5 Schools are more responsive to community feedback under decentralization
no Transparency in Decentralized Primary Education Services 1 2 3 4 5
1 Education providers are transparent about policies affecting students and families.
2 The informed about decisions made by local schools or education authorities.
3 The distribution of educational resources is transparent in to community
no Recommendations for Primary Education Services 1 2 3 4 5
Community members have meaningful opportunities to suggest improvements in education.
Your suggestions for improving primary education are valued by local schools.
The community is encouraged to participate in the planning of education improvements.
1. In what ways do you feel the quality of primary education could be improved?
2. How would you describe the quality of primary education services in your area?
3. In your view, what are the biggest challenges facing primary education in Lideta Sub City?
4. What suggestions would you have to increase community involvement in education decision-
making?
