Problem of mobilizing local financial resources for grassroots development: Case of CDL and CP in the urban commune of Kissidougou

Insufficient mobilization of local financial resources in Kissidougou hinders its development, requiring strategies for fundraising, management and governance. Our work took place from June 4 to August 20, 2023; The general objective is to identify the various factors that undermine the effective mobilization of local financial resources through the CDL and the CP. The specific objectives aim to: · -Identify the various resources mobilized in the municipality from 2021 to 2023; · -Evaluate and analyze the level of mobilization of the CDL and the CP; · -Identify the various obstacles that limit this mobilization with a view to considering suitable solutions. To achieve these objectives, we adopted the following methodology: -Planning of activities; -Consultations of documents, frameworks and archives; -Surveys: (sampling, development of survey sheets, data collection); -Processing, analysis and interpretation of the data collected. Our surveys focused on a sample of 100 people including 10 local elected officials, 10 SPI agents and 80 taxpayers. At the end of our work, we arrived at the following results: o In 2021, on a forecast of 156.552.000 GNF, 63.181.000 GNF was recovered, i.e. an achievement rate of 40.35%; o In 2022, on a forecast of 222.190.000 GNF, 162.751.345 GNF was recovered, i.e. an achievement rate of 73.24%; o In 2023, on a forecast of 368.880.000 GNF, 282.093.253 GNF was recovered, i.e. an achievement rate of 76.47%. This gap between forecasts and achievements is due to the problems that hinder mobilization. This is why solutions and decision-making must be immediately applied to resolve these problems.