Impact of Service Quality Dimensions on Citizens’ Satisfaction with Land Services in Rwanda.

Edward Kalisa, Shilpa Jain
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Purpose: This study aimed to establish the correlation between service quality dimensions and citizen satisfaction with land transfer services in Rwanda. Methodology: The study employed a mixed research approach; in quantitative research, two two-stage simple random sampling techniques were used to select the sample to be surveyed while key informants were selected purposively from service seekers. Data were gathered from a sample of 422 service seekers who obtained land transfer services from January to December 2019 using a five-item Likert scale. Sixteen (16) key informant interviews were carried out with representatives of service seekers to gather their experience of the service received. A reliability test was conducted and produced a result of 0.932, which is greater than 0.7 indicating excellent reliability of the research tool. Findings: The findings indicate that all five service quality dimensions are positive and significant predictors of customer satisfaction. The predictive power of each of the five service quality dimensions is as follows: responsiveness (B: 3.349, SE: .4755, Exp. (B):28.473: P-value: 0.00<0.05); tangibles (B: 3.267, SE: .4969, Exp. (B): 26.231: P-value: 0.00<0.05); reliability (B: 2.747, SE: .4293, Exp. (B): 15.596: P-value: 0.00<0.05); empathy (B: 2.248, SE: .4362, Exp. (B): 9.467: P-value: 0.00<0.05) and assurance (B: 1.827, SE: .4490, Exp. (B):6.215: P-value: 0.00<0.05). Contribution to Theory, Policy, and Practice: The study established that the five service quality dimensions are significant and positive predictors of satifastcion and recommends that, where resources are limited, institutions should focus more efforts on dimensions (Responsiveness, Tangibles and Reliabiity) that predictor satisfaction more than others. It is also recommended that land service delivery model be redesigned in line with decentralisation policy and to fully digitize land services to ensure that, the time taken to process land transfer services is reduced.
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服务质量维度对卢旺达公民土地服务满意度的影响。
目的:本研究旨在确定卢旺达服务质量维度与公民对土地转让服务满意度之间的相关性。研究方法:本研究采用了混合研究方法;在定量研究中,使用了两种两阶段简单随机抽样技术来选择调查样本,而关键信息提供者则有目的地从服务寻求者中选出。采用五项李克特量表从 2019 年 1 月至 12 月期间获得土地转让服务的 422 名服务寻求者中收集了数据。对服务寻求者代表进行了十六(16)次关键信息提供者访谈,以收集他们对所获服务的体验。进行了可靠性测试,结果为 0.932,大于 0.7,表明研究工具具有极佳的可靠性。研究结果研究结果表明,所有五个服务质量维度对顾客满意度都有积极而显著的预测作用。五个服务质量维度的预测能力如下:响应性(B:3.349,SE:0.4755,Exp:P-值:0.00<0.05);有形性(B:3.267,SE:.4969,Exp:P-值:0.00<0.05);可靠性(B:2.747,SE:.4293,Exp:15.596:P-值:0.00<0.05);移情(B:2.248,SE:.4362,Exp:P-值:0.00<0.05)和保证(B:1.827,SE:.4490,Exp:P-值:0.00<0.05)。对理论、政策和实践的贡献:研究表明,五个服务质量维度对满意度的预测具有显著的正向作用,并建议在资源有限的情况下,机构应将更多精力集中在预测满意度的维度(响应性、切身感受和可靠性)上。此外,还建议根据权力下放政策重新设计土地服务提供模式,并将土地服务完全数字化,以确保缩短处理土地转让服务所需的时间。
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