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Administration

Indicators

Period, unit of measurement and source

Share of territory included in cadastral map

The low coverage of the cadastral map in a given district is an obstacle
to investment, especially when the latter foresees the construction of new sites.

  • 2003-2022
  • %
  • GCCA

Active Transparency Rating of local government bodies

The active transparency rating of local government bodies is based on the results of an annual study by the "AIP" Foundation. The study evaluates municipal web pages and electronic submission of requests to various administrative structures. The average score for each district is formed on the basis of the ratings of the municipalitites it consists of.

  • 2014-2022
  • %
  • "AIP" Foundation

Level of development of local government e-services

The indicator represents the self-assessment of local governments regarding the degree and scope of the electronic services that they provide. Low ratings indicate a complete lack or rudimentary development of e-services, while high ratings show a capacity of carrying out two-way transactions between the administration and citizens/businesses.

  • 2013-2022
  • Rating: 1 to 5
  • Application for access to information under the Access to Public Information Act

Level of development of one-stop shop services

The indicator represents the self-assessment of local governments regarding their readiness to operate a one-stop shop.

  • 2013-2022
  • Rating: 1 to 5
  • Application for access to information under the Access to Public Information Act

 

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