Quality of communication processes in public sector in Libya
type: CreativeWork
description: Communication is the means by which housing employees are linked in order to manage, direct,cooperate, plan, design, and execute housing projects according to standard with high quality andon time. Housing communications are mainly achieved through verbal instructions, letters,reports, design drawings, symbols, signs, and posters through which members of an organisationsend and receive information internally and externally. Instructions must be clear, concise,complete, free of errors, meaningful, relevant, accurate and timely to those receiving them, inorder for successful action to be taken. Ineffective QC is the most frequently cited category of root causes of housing cost, timeoverruns, and housing shortage. It also, results in a quality of service delivery being below therequired standard and establishing housing buildings that fail to meet specified performancerequirements. To tackle the problems of housing shortage, the Libyan government adopted ambitious plans foreconomic development which showed considerable focus on the housing sector in the Gharianarea. Gharian is considered one of the most important municipalities in the mountainous area.The cumulative shortage on housing units was 16,785 units in 2008; in addition to thereplacement of 23,200 old units. To solve this problem, GLPC earmarked $ 25 million (twentyfive million dollars) which represent a 33% of Gharian Municipality Budget to establishintegrated housing complexes, build new units for low income people, and to amend the existingbuildings to fill the gap of housing units. This study aims to investigate and document the main factors that impact on the QC processes inthe Gharian Local Planning Council (GLPC) in Libya, the impact of QC on the main activities ofGLPC; and to provide an appropriate guidance document for implementing QC processes in theGLPC. The research methodology of the study employed both qualitative and quantitative approaches.21 Semi-structured interviews, at the pilot study stage…
abstract: Communication is the means by which housing employees are linked in order to manage, direct,cooperate, plan, design, and execute housing projects according to standard with high quality andon time. Housing communications are mainly achieved through verbal instructions, letters,reports, design drawings, symbols, signs, and posters through which members of an organisationsend and receive information internally and externally. Instructions must be clear, concise,complete, free of errors, meaningful, relevant, accurate and timely to those receiving them, inorder for successful action to be taken. Ineffective QC is the most frequently cited category of root causes of housing cost, timeoverruns, and housing shortage. It also, results in a quality of service delivery being below therequired standard and establishing housing buildings that fail to meet specified performancerequirements. To tackle the problems of housing shortage, the Libyan government adopted ambitious plans foreconomic development which showed considerable focus on the housing sector in the Gharianarea. Gharian is considered one of the most important municipalities in the mountainous area.The cumulative shortage on housing units was 16,785 units in 2008; in addition to thereplacement of 23,200 old units. To solve this problem, GLPC earmarked $ 25 million (twentyfive million dollars) which represent a 33% of Gharian Municipality Budget to establishintegrated housing complexes, build new units for low income people, and to amend the existingbuildings to fill the gap of housing units. This study aims to investigate and document the main factors that impact on the QC processes inthe Gharian Local Planning Council (GLPC) in Libya, the impact of QC on the main activities ofGLPC; and to provide an appropriate guidance document for implementing QC processes in theGLPC. The research methodology of the study employed both qualitative and quantitative approaches.21 Semi-structured interviews, at the pilot study stage…
author: Bezweek, SA
language: en
date published: 2012
date modified: 2026-07-24T04:26:20Z
provider: U. of Salford
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: U. of Salford