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Project success (all things being equal) depends on the implementation strategy adopted during the process especially at the execution phase. The implementation process could make the project succeed, fail or even be abandoned midstream. In Nigeria, especially in the rural areas, there are a lot of factors associated with project implementation, ranging from poor project funding, low level of local government support, poor community support, low capacity building. One hundred and five respondents assessed the influence of these independent variables in the success level of project implementation in rural development projects. Regression Analysis of collected data revealed that FADAMA II projects and similar projects obtained a correlation coefficient (R) of 45.5% between successful implementation of development project and the 5 variables of project implementation. These variables explained a percentage of coefficients of determination (R) of 20.7% of the total variation in project implementation objectives among FADAMA II. The F-test of the hypotheses confirmed that the variables are significantly related to, and have significant effect on success level of project implementation. In view of these findings, the study recommends timely and adequate funding; consistent government and community support, improved economic environment and enhance the capacity of FADAMA User Groups (FUGs) and FADAMA officials needed to implement FADAMA III rural development projects.

An investigation on the impact of FADAMA II project implementation in Imo State