Regional Policy and Local Self-government

Democracy requires the decentralisation of public administration, development of local self-government, and establishment of a system of horizontal links between regions. Under the totalitarian regime, the decision-making system was completely centralised, which rendered effective resource mobilisation impossible at the local level. Regional government bodies can enhance the quality of their decisions by implementing public policy procedures.

By involving local communities in decision making, ICPS facilitates:

• building the skills required to control government actions;
• creating institutions to ensure “feedback” through citizen engagement in policy decision making.

Contents

	Economic Policy
	Policy Analysis
	Public Administration Reform
	Policy Discussions
	European and Euroatlantic Integration
	Local Self-government and NGO Development
	Healthcare Policy
	Education Policy
	Services for business

All ICPS projects

List in alphabetical order

Documents

ICPS current projects catalog (March 2007)
	broch_03_eng_march07.pdf   (121 Kb)

Program Manager

Volodymyr Hnat
Senior Analyst, Public Administration
e-mail:
phone: (380-44) 484-4409