Decentralization: Citizen Community Boards

Centralized governments all over the word are decentralizing fiscal, political and administrative responsibilities to lower-level government and private sector. Political pressure probably drives most of the decentralization efforts. But whatever the origins, decentralization can have repercussions for resource mobilization and allocation and ultimately for macroeconomic stability, service delivery and equity. Most of the literature on decentralization, normative or empirical, is based on industrial countries. Developing countries however have different institutional frameworks. This book focus on Decentralization, concepts of participatory development, Local government and community empowerment initiatives in Pakistan through Citizen Community Boards.

Autorentext

Mr. Muhammad Shakil Ahmad is an academic researcher and has written extensivly on decentralization initiatives in developing countries. His research focus is on community empowerment and sustainability of community driven projects. Mr. M. Shakil Hold an MS (Management) form COMSATS, Pakistan and a PhD from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia.