Training Companion on Participatory Budgeting

Introduction of participatory budgeting can be a sound vehicle in realizing good governance and fighting poverty. It is a mechanism that involves elected leaders, public officials, service providers, and non-state actors – civil society, private sector and development partners.
 

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The Knowledge Management (KM) Workshop for National Local Government Associations in Africa

The KM Workshop for National Local Government Associations in Africa was held from the 19th to 20th March 2007 at the holiday Inn Hotel in Harare, Zimbabwe. The workshop was a joint initiative of the Municipal Development Partnership for Eastern and Southern Africa (MDP-ESA) and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities ( FCM ) through the African Local Governance Programme ( ALGP ). More>>>

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The 7th Global Forum on Reinventing Government,
organized by the United Nations with the support of the Government of Austria and the Institutional Partners Group (IPG), brought together ministers, senior government officials, mayors, civil society organizations, and representatives from the private sector, academia and international organizations to exchange good practices, innovations, and strategies that improve governance and build trust in government. During the Forum, distinguished speakers and panelists presented their experiences and perspectives during seven plenary sessions and seven capacity development workshops. Six special meetings of parliamentarians, mayors, directors of public administration institutes, election commissioners, and public administration networks were further held the day prior to the Forum. In preparation, eight Regional Forums on Reinventing Government were also held from January 2006 to May 2007, the conclusions and recommendations of which were presented in the 7th Global Forum. >> More Information

Training Companion on Participatory Budgeting

Introduction of participatory budgeting can be a sound vehicle in realizing good governance and fighting poverty. It is a mechanism that involves elected leaders, public officials, service providers, and non-state actors – civil society, private sector and development partners.
 

Get the PB Training Companion here: Part 1 | Part 2 | Pilot Training Workshops