Local Administration System in Turkey: Current Situation and Reform Needs 1 April 2019

Project Name: Local Administration System in Turkey: Current Situation and Reform Needs

Country: Türkiye

Start Date: 01-10-2018

End Date: 01-04-2019

Client Name: World Bank Group

Project Details: 

The project aimed at supporting key stakeholders to identify the legal, institutional and implementation challenges in the management of public finances at the local level that are preventing to provide services to their citizens in an effective, efficient and transparent manner.

Mr. Emin Dedeoğlu, Mr. Sefa Pamuksuz and Mr. Emre Koyuncu from PAL contributed the project as key experts. Services provided by PAL are the following:
-Analytical work for (secondary) data collection on fiscal decentralization in Turkey including expenditure trends and revenue mobilization patterns at the local PEFA indicators and building in previous PER and other analytical work performed to guide the analysis.
-Overview of local government reforms in the last decade and critical issues for a future reform agenda.
-Analytical work for fiscal decentralization including expenditure trends, revenue mobilization patterns at the local level and local government finances. Evaluation of citizen engagement initiatives.

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