Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development - Burgas
The material is a part of the IME study "Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development 2024".
The material is a part of the IME study "Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development 2024".
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How much does street lighting cost the taxpayer? What priorities does the municipal budget finance? Can every citizen participate in discussing the finances of their municipality and is their opinion taken into account? We try to answer all these questions in the new IME study "Evaluation of Municipal Budgets: How to Do It and What to Monitor".
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The ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT area in Regional Profiles 2024 includes categories measuring income and standard of living, the labor market, investments, infrastructure, local taxes, and the work of the administration.
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The material is part of the IME study "Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development 2024"
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For more than ten years now, the Institute for Market Economy has been presenting the only study of its scale and depth on the economic and social development of the regions in Bulgaria. This year, the Regional Profiles expand to 80 indicators, presenting the real picture in the 28 regions.
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For more than ten years now, the Institute for Market Economy has been presenting the only study of its scale and depth on the economic and social development of the regions in Bulgaria. The regional profiles step on 80 indicators representing the real picture in the 28 regions.
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There is no doubt that decentralization is the right solution in almost all cases. It allows local government and regional communities to take their destiny into their own hands and apply local solutions to local problems that are far from the priorities and vision of the central government. However, the flip side of decentralization is fragmentation – breaking up the state into excessively small pieces prevents effective governance and prevents true autonomy. Bulgaria currently has a relatively high level of centralization and at the same time fragmentation, which is more than visible, as well as its negative consequences.
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