Development Of Financial Management Strategy For Public Building Construction Project In Oromia Construction Corporation, A Case Study of Selected Projects
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Abstract
Construction projects in the Ethiopian context face significant financial management challenges,
including limited financial resources, lack of qualified personnel, and insufficient project
management practices. The literature on financial strategy development and management in
construction project management within the Oromia Construction Corporation is limited, resulting
in a significant gap in research on how to develop effective financial strategies for construction
projects in the Oromia Construction Corporation. This gap is particularly consequential, as
financial strategies are essential for ensuring the financial sustainability of construction projects.
The objective of this study is to develop effective financial management strategy for public
construction projects, specifically focusing on the Oromia Construction Corporation. The research
design employs a qualitative approach, utilizing document analysis, semi-structured interviews,
and a literature review to assess the current state of financial management practices and identify
effective financial strategies. The study revealed that the Oromia Construction Corporation faces
challenges such as dependency on government funding, cost overruns, inaccurate risk assessment,
and ineffective project management. Based on the findings, this study developed several effective
financial strategies for the Oromia Construction Corporation, including establishing budgeting
and forecasting processes, cultivating relationships with government stakeholders, ensuring
compliance with regulations, enhancing transparency and accountability, investing in modern
financial technologies, improving financial reporting capabilities, developing risk management
procedures, and diversifying revenue streams. The significance of these findings lies in their ability
to inform policymakers, project managers, and stakeholders about key areas that require attention
and improvement in the financial planning and management of public building construction
projects, ultimately benefiting the communities they serve.
