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This study was carried out to investigate the institutional factors that affects the cost of climate change adaptation/mitigation programs in south-eastern, Nigeria. A total of 360 respondents were randomly sampled and their opinion drawn based on their awareness level of institutions that are into climate change adaptation/mitigation programs in the study area. The twenty-six institutions identified by the respondents was sampled in order to achieve the stated objectives. Data were collected using a well-structured questionnaire and personal interview. Descriptive statistics and doubled log multiple regression analysis were used in the assessment. The result revealed that, majority of the institutions sampled, 61.5 percent obtained their funding from local/state/federal/World bank while majority 46.2 percent channel 4 to 6 adaptive/mitigation packages to rural farmers and 88.5 percent claimed that these packages are of high quality. The coefficients of staff training, institutional location (P<0.1) and institutional years in climate change adaptation/mitigation support (P<0.1) are positively and statistically significant in the cost of climate change adaptation/mitigation programs while access to security (P<0.05), age of the institution or years of existence (P<0.05) are statistically significant but negative, while staff strength (P<0.05), institutional type (P<0.05), institutional budgets and the number of times data are accessed by the institutions are not statistically significant in the cost of climate change adaptation/mitigation programs in the study area. Government and other financial institutions should make credit available to various institutions and institutional articulation and access should be encouraged among institutions and farming households in the study area.

Determinants of institutional factors on the cost of climate change adaptation/mitigation programs in south-eastern, Nigeria.