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Indicators

Period, unit of measurement and source

Level of development of e-government

The indicator shows the results of local governments’ self-assessment regarding the degree and scope of the electronic services they provide.
A low rating indicates a complete lack or rudimentary development of e-government, while a high rating shows a capacity for carrying out two-way transactions between the local administration and citizens/businesses.

  • 2013-2026
  • rating from 1 to 4
  • Request for access to information under APIA

Level of development of one-stop shop services

The indicator shows the results from the local governments’ self-assessment regarding the extent of their readiness to operate one-stop shop services.

  • 2013-2026
  • Rating: 1 to 4
  • Request for access to information under APIA

Share of own revenues in the municipalities’total revenues

This ratio shows to what extent each municipality can meet its own needs without relying on the state budget.

  • 2015-2025
  • %
  • MF

Population per municipal employee

The indicator shows the number of residents of the district per one employee of the municipal administrations.

  • 2021-2025
  • number of persons per employee
  • MF
 

Coverage of municipal expenditures with local revenues

The indicator shows the dependence of municipal budgets on transfers from the state budget.

 

  • 2015-2025
  • %
  • MF

 

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