THE IMPACT OF HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT(ECONOMICS PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS)
ABSTRACT
This research work was conducted to find out the impact of human capital development in National civil registration, Asaba. The objective of this research is to explore all areas of human capital development with reference to national civil registration, Asaba. It also demonstrates that human capital development can bring about an increase in productivity, improve and modify employee’s skill and educate them on proper procedures for carrying out tasks in accordance with organizational established standards. The findings of the research will help to identify some of the loopholes existing in the execution of the training function and methods used by the organization and offer suggestion as to how those short falls can be remedied or improved upon in the department of National Civil registration, Asaba. The study is divided into five chapters, chapter one contains the introduction, statement of problem, objectives of the study and the definition of terms. In chapter two, relevant literatures on human capital development were reviewed. Chapter three is research methodology. Chapter four contains the presentation and analysis of data while chapter five is a summary of findings, conclusions and recommendation.
CHAPTER ONEÂ
INTRODUCTION
1.1Â Â Â BACKGROUND OF STUDY
This study of human capital development is very important issue in every organization which focuses on growth, viability and survival of any organization. Whether private or public, manufacturing or non-manufacturing is effective acquisition, utilization and maintenance of the organization’s human resources. The human resource is so critical to organization survival such that it has judging by today’s complex business environment, been acclaimed as the most vital resource available to any organization. It is a study that concern with an inquiry into human capital training and development with special reference to department of national civil registration (DNCR). The rapid economic growth and development of sectors of the economy since the attainment of political independence enhance the need for human capital development strategies in the (DNCR). No matter how efficient and sophisticated your machines, tools and equipment are and no matter how vast your human element will have to put those material resources to use.
At this junction, training can be looked into just as a new born baby needs guidance to acquire the skills common to all human beings in the society so also does a new employee (and old employees for changes in method of world need to acquire new skills where possible especially when he/she lacks such skill.
The international labour organization (ILO) defined training for commerce and industry as concerned with the acquisition or development of these skills knowledge techniques, attitudes and experience which enables an individual to make his most effective contribution to the combined effort of term of which he is a member.
