Local Budget Transparency and Participation : Evidence from the Kyrgyz Republic
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World Bank Group, Washington, DC
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The paper investigates determinants of
civic participation in local budget processes in rural areas
in the Kyrgyz Republic by using data from the Life in
Kyrgyzstan survey, conducted in 2012. The analysis of the
data suggests that although civic awareness and interest in
local budget processes is relatively high, the participation
rate in local budgeting processes is low. The paper also
shows that interest, awareness, and participation are
positively associated with the age, education, employment,
risk-taking attitudes, trust, and social capital of
respondents. The paper documents that unawareness and lack
of participation are largely related to being female, of
non-Kyrgyz ethnic origin, inactive in the labor market,
recent internal migrants, and residents of communities with
poor infrastructure.
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ACCESS TO INFORMATION, ACCOUNTABILITY, ARCHITECTURE, ASSET HOLDINGS, BUDGET HEARINGS, BUDGET INFORMATION, BUDGET TRANSPARENCY, BUDGETING, CARE FOR CHILDREN, CHILD CARE, CITIES, CITIZEN, CITIZEN PARTICIPATION, CITIZENS, CIVIC PARTICIPATION, CIVIL SOCIETY, CLEAN WATER, COLLABORATION, COMMUNITIES, CORRUPTION, COUNTRY DATA, COUNTRY REPORTS, CREDIBILITY, DECISION MAKING, DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS, DESCRIPTION, DEVELOPMENT POLICY, DISCRIMINATION, DISCUSSION, DISCUSSIONS, DOCUMENTS, DRINKING WATER, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC STATUS, ELDERLY, EMERGENCY SITUATIONS, ETHNIC GROUP, ETHNIC GROUPS, EXPENDITURES, FEMALE, FEMALES, FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION, GENDER, GENDER INEQUALITY, GOVERNMENT BUDGET, GOVERNMENT BUDGETING, GOVERNMENT EFFECTIVENESS, HISTORICAL SITES, HOLDINGS, HOUSEHOLD ASSETS, HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION, HOUSEHOLD INCOME, HOUSEHOLD LEVEL, HOUSEHOLD SIZE, HOUSEHOLDS, HOUSING, IDEAS, IMPORTANT POLICY, INEQUALITY, INFORMATION CAMPAIGNS, INTERNAL MIGRANTS, INTERNATIONAL BANK, INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, LABOR MARKET, LABOR MARKETS, LACK OF AWARENESS, LAND OWNERSHIP, LEARNING, LEVEL OF EDUCATION, LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE, LIBRARIES, LOCAL COMMUNITY, LOCAL DEVELOPMENT, LOCAL GOVERNANCE, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, LOCAL POPULATION, MEDIA COVERAGE, MIGRANT, MIGRANT WORKERS, MIGRATION, MINORITY, NATIONAL LEVEL, NEIGHBORHOODS, NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, NUMBER OF ADULTS, NUMBER OF CHILDREN, NUMBER OF MIGRANTS, PARTICIPATION IN DECISION, PEACE, POLICY DISCUSSIONS, POLICY MAKERS, POLICY RESEARCH, POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER, POLITICAL ECONOMY, POLITICAL STABILITY, POLITICAL SYSTEM, POPULATION CENSUS, POPULATION GROUPS, POPULATION SIZE, PROGRESS, PUBLIC FUNDS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, PUBLIC LIFE, PUBLIC OFFICIALS, PUBLIC PARTICIPATION, PUBLIC SERVICES, PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION, PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING, RECREATION, REGIONAL DUMMIES, REGULATORY QUALITY, REMITTANCES, RESIDENCY, RESOURCE ALLOCATION, RULE OF LAW, RURAL AREAS, RURAL POPULATION, RURAL RESIDENTS, RURAL WOMEN, SERVICE FACILITIES, SOCIAL CAPITAL, SOCIAL GROUP, SOCIAL GROUPS, SOCIAL NETWORKS, SOCIAL STATUS, SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS, SOURCES OF INFORMATION, SUBJECTIVE INDICATORS, TAX, TELEVISION, THINK TANKS, TOWNS, TRADITIONAL GENDER ROLES, TRANSPARENCY, URBAN AREAS, URBAN PLANNING, URBAN POPULATION, WOMEN IN LABOR, WORLDWIDE GOVERNANCE INDICATORS, YOUNG PEOPLE, YOUTH