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Assignments of Responsibilities to Different Levels of Government in Countries of Central Asia: Prospects for Further Development

Published in Budapest by Fiscal Decentralization Initiative for Central and Eastern Europe in 2003

Series		FDI Publications
Languages		English, Russian
Issue		Budgeting, fiscal planning
Country		Kazakhstan
Pagination		50 pages

"Assignments of Responsibilities Among Levels of Governments in Central Asia: Perspectives for Future Steps" is the second in a series of FDI regional policy studies prepared within a two-year program for the development of policy proposals and action plans for local government reform in Central Asia. The program, designed as a result of a regional forum "The Modernization of Local Government Finances and Financial Management in Central Asia", organized in the fall 2000 by FDI, is targeted at participants from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. The main objective of the program, which combines training with policy research, is to help build local expertise to better design intergovernmental relations and develop local government capacities in the four Central
Asian countries.


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