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5.7 Constraints militating against fabrication among beneficiaries across zone
from Beneficiary Income and Profitability Assessment of Beneficiaries across the four SCPZ of ATASP-1
Moreover, the national result across zones shows that 60.0% of beneficiaries rated the quality of training they received as excellent and 30.0% as very good, while only 10% rated the quality of training they received as good. There is overwhelming evidence to suggest that the training offered by ATASP-1 has contributed positively to the quality of the fabricated equipment of the Project beneficiaries.
Figure 29: Effect of training on quality of fabrication Source: Field Survey (2020)
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5.7 Constraints militating against fabrication among beneficiaries across zone The constraints militating against fabricators among beneficiaries is presented in Table 31. Under Adani-Omor zone, the findings indicated that 40.0% of the beneficiaries reported inadequate power supply as their major constraint. However, other constraints reported by beneficiaries include lack of capital (20.0%), limited access to raw materials (20.0%) and inadequate market information (20.0%).
Under Bida-Badeggi zone, the result shows that lack of capital (40.0%) and inadequate power supply (40.0%) were the major constraints faced by beneficiaries. In addition, 20.0% of the beneficiaries were faced with problem of limited access to raw materials (20.0%). Similarly, under Kano-Jigawa zone, the result also shows that lack of capital (40.0%) and inadequate power supply (40.0%) were the major constraints faced by beneficiaries. Other constraints faced by beneficiaries include low patronage (20.0%). Further down Kebbi-Sokoto zone, the result shows that inadequate power supply (40.0%), is the major constraints faced by beneficiaries. Other constraints faced by beneficiaries include lack of capital (20.0%), low patronage (20.0%) and limited access to raw materials (20.0%).
Likewise, the national result indicated that inadequate power supply (40.0%), lack of capital (30.0%), limited access to raw materials (15.0%), low patronage (10.0%) and inadequate market information (5.0%) were the major constraints faced by beneficiaries across zones.
