2025, Vol. 6, Issue 2, Part G
The Relationship between institutional performance quality and achieving sustainable development indicators: an analytical survey research / al-nahrain University - Iraq
Author(s): Anfal Hadi Jassam
Abstract: This study aimed to analyze the ratio between public sectors and the main development outlook at Al-Nahrain University, through a study of the relativity between sectors (efficiency, effectiveness, work, success, budget) and dimensions of development (environmental, economic, social, and institutional). The researcher followed the descriptive-analytical approach, where data was collected from 321 professional faculty members at the colleges, institutes, and centers of Al-Nahrain University, using a reliable approved questionnaire with high reliability. The study sought to answer the questions derived from the problem, and whether it was able to identify the top indicators at Al-Nahrain University in Baghdad, regarding the impact of local performance quality on development indicators. Some statistical points were then used (AOMS.V.25, SPSS v25). No statistically significant results were found between (local performance quality and local development indicators). The results indicated that the knowledge of local performance quality had an impact, with its dimensions (efficiency, interactivity, effectiveness, and complete action) in following global development trends. The focus is on improving the quality of digital services, increasing access to these services, and enhancing the role of digital services in other educational institutions, as well as providing a research-friendly environment for innovation.
DOI: 10.22271/27084515.2025.v6.i2g.730
Pages: 643-653 | Views: 356 | Downloads: 48
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Anfal Hadi Jassam. The Relationship between institutional performance quality and achieving sustainable development indicators: an analytical survey research / al-nahrain University - Iraq. Asian J Manage Commerce 2025;6(2):643-653. DOI: 10.22271/27084515.2025.v6.i2g.730
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