Eradicating Household Poverty in Emerging Economies through Government Change Management Strategies
Johnson Karyeija, Tom Ongesa Nyamboga, Michael Manyange Nyasimi
Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting · pp. 98–111 · Published 25 Mar 2025
10.9734/ajeba/2025/v25i41736Abstract
Eradicating household poverty requires an integrated strategy that combines financial resource mobilisation, governance efficiency, and effective monitoring and evaluation systems. Change management strategies are essential in ensuring that poverty reduction initiatives at the household level remain flexible, efficient, and impactful. This study utilizes a qualitative research methodology, adopting a literature review approach to evaluate the effectiveness of adaptive governance, financial resource mobilization, and monitoring and evaluation in poverty reduction initiatives. A thematic analysis method organizes and interprets the data, enabling a comprehensive assessment of policy frameworks and implementation strategies. Secondary data from reputable sources, including the World Bank and national governments, support the evaluation of governance models, financial planning, and monitoring mechanisms in poverty reduction efforts. Findings indicate that adopting diversified funding approaches strengthens household financial stability and resilience. Reinforcing governance structures and applying strict financial oversight mechanisms reduce the risk of fund misallocation, ensuring that resources effectively reach target beneficiaries. Technology-driven monitoring and evaluation frameworks enhance program responsiveness through real-time data collection and feedback loops. Engaging communities, investing in capacity-building initiatives, and ensuring policy adaptability contribute to household economic empowerment and sustained poverty alleviation. Persistent challenges such as financial mismanagement, restricted access to credit, and socio-economic barriers continue to hinder progress. This study concludes that implementing change management strategies, promoting inclusive financial planning, and adopting adaptive governance models improve the effectiveness of household poverty eradication efforts. These approaches provide policymakers and development practitioners valuable insights into innovative and sustainable strategies for enhancing household economic resilience and reducing poverty.
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