Institute for Development and Social Initiatives (IDIS) "Viitorul" presents the Anthology of best practices of local authorities in Moldova, 2017 edition. Anthology is produced within the Best Practices Programme for Local Authorities 2015 – 2016 and aims to describe success stories of local authorities from Moldova.
"The anthology is designed for local authorities who, despite their difficulties, are genuinely trying to change things at the local level, are determined to learn and want, together with citizens, to get involved in a creative way in the process of Europeanization of the community. We strongly believe that the pages of the anthology to represent an incentive to develop and implement projects that will add value to the community development process", says Liubomir Chiriac, Vicedirector of IDIS “Viitorul”.
The publication was made possible thanks to efforts of IDIS „Viitorul” experts and of local government representatives who have shown their constant interest.
This Anthology includes the following sections: 1. Transparency of local governance - a prerequisite for increasing citizens' trust in the administration; 2. Local development through community involvement; 3. Cultural – historical heritage, the resource for the revitalization of the community, and 4. Public quality services in support of citizens. In total, in those four sections, 60 best practices from 41 local public authorities in the country are presented.
The Anthology of best practices of local authorities in Moldova, 2017 edition (available only in Romanian) can be downloaded here: http://viitorul.org/files/library/Antologie%202017_site.pdf
The Best Practices Programme of Local Authorities in Moldova is implemented by the Institute for Development and Social Initiatives (IDIS) "Viitorul", with the financial support of the Council of Europe. The Programme aims at identifying, promoting and disseminating good practices among local public authorities in the Republic of Moldova, thus contributing to the efficiency of local governance.
For more details, contact Program Coordinator Ana - Maria Veverita at 0 22 221844 or ana.veverita@viitorul.org.
