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Viti LED Strategy

Municipal Economic Strategy - Viti, Kosovo

Published in n/a by n/a in 2003

Series		LGI Documents
Languages		English
Issue		Economic Development

The Municipality of Viti was competitively selected for participation in the ��yDeveloping Enterprises Locally Through Alliance and Action' (DELTA) project, which aims to enhance municipal capacities for SME Development. DELTA is a joint initiative of the World Bank Group and the Local Government and Public
Service Reform Initiative (LGI), which is a network program of the Open Society Institute (OSI).
The drafting of the strategy for local economic development (LED) by the Municipality of Viti is a key component of the DELTA Project. The DELTA project was guided by Local Economic Development experts based in the Urban
Department of the World Bank, and is implemented locally by Riinvest.
The project aims to support Kosovar Municipalities to build their capacities to draft and implement Local Economic Development (LED) strategies which will promote a more favorable environment for SME development, and strengthen the ties between local governments and other organizations (business
associations, professional associations, and NGOs engaged in local economic development).


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