In recent years, developing countries have decentralized functions and responsibilities for service delivery to lower levels of government at an increasing pace. The main reasons for such reforms are often political, but governments adopt them also as a way to improve service delivery and local governance. Typically, after the political decision is made, a country will turn to its development partners— including the World Bank— for support in implementing the new policies and achieving their development objectives. MORE >
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In recent years, developing countries have decentralized functions and responsibilities for service delivery to lower levels of government at an increasing pace. The main reasons for such reforms are often political, but governments adopt them also as a way to improve service delivery and local governance. Typically, after the political decision is made, a country will turn to its development partners— including the World Bank— for support in implementing the new policies and achieving their development objectives. MORE > |
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In recent years, developing countries have decentralized functions and responsibilities for service delivery to lower levels of government at an increasing pace. The main reasons for such reforms are often political, but governments adopt them also as a way to improve service delivery and local governance. Typically, after the political decision is made, a country will turn to its development partners— including the World Bank— for support in implementing the new policies and achieving their development objectives. MORE > |
