Oke A|A. A Bello2 Olarinde Muftaudeen O|Edet E. E
European Union (EU) Counterpart Projects and Low-income Workers’ Wellbeing in Cross River State, Nigeria.
abstract study examined european union counterpart projects lowincome workers wellbeing cross river state nigeria study specifically identified water supply educational infrastructure employment creation activities relating wellbeing three null hypotheses formulated based identified variables study sustained human capital participatory developmental approach research design adopted survey data testing hypotheses generated using qualitative quantitative instruments data collected 495 respondents multistage sampling techniques five local government areas southern senatorial district cross river state generated data statistically tested using pearson product moment correlation coefficient results arrived revealed european union counterpart projects area provision borehole boost water supply significantly enhance lowincome workers wellbeing safe drinking water secondly educational infrastructural projects significantly enhance lowincome workers wellbeing improved literacy thirdly income generating opportunity significantly enhance lowincome workers wellbeing selfemployment concluded european union counterpart projects significant predictors enhancing lowincome workers wellbeing terms improved literacy safedrinking water selfemployment study recommended among others european union water projects infrastructural development programmes extended cover communities senatorial district keywords european union counterpart projects lowincome workers wellbeing