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|a Better cities, better world :
|b a handbook on local governments self-assessments /
|c Catherine Farvacque-Vitković and Mihaly Kopanyi.
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|a Genesis, Objectives and Rationale, Process and Methodology: The Story behind Local Governments Self-Assessments. Genesis; Objectives and Rationale for Local Governments Self-Assessments: Connecting the Dots between Municipal Investments and Finances; Local Governments Self-Assessments: Process and Methodology; References; Additional Readings -- Making Sense of the City and Sorting Out Investment Needs and Priorities: The Urban Audit/Self-Assessment. Objectives and Approach; Block 1. City ProfileBlock 2. City Diagnosis and Needs Assessment; Block 3. Priority Investment Programs: Selection, Consultation, and Implementation; The "So What?" Question: Beyond Investments, A Solution Package of Supporting Measures; Note; References; Additional Readings -- Getting the Finances in Order: The Municipal Finances Self-Assessment. Objectives and Rationale; MFSA Methodology; Step 1: Setting Up Core Databases; Step 2: Historical Analysis; Step 3: Ratio Analysis; Step 4: Financial Projections; Step 5: Financial Management Assessment; Step 6: MFSA Action Plan; References -- Way Forward and Perspectives for the Future: Transformative Actions for a New Urban Agenda. Beyond the Nuts and Bolts of Local Governments Self-Assessments: A World of Applications; Institutionalization of LGSA: Integrating LGSA into Current Practice of Local Governments; LGSA Contribution to City-Based Knowledge Products: Data with a Purpose, Data with a Voice, Deep Dive into Storytelling; LGSAs: Tapping External Sources of Funding and Accessing Multiple Windows of Financing; From LGSAs to Green Financing; From LGSAs to Municipal Programs: Partnership Agreements and the Municipal ContractKeeping an Eye on the Prize: A Bottom-Line Approach to Better City Management; References; Additional Readings -- Appendix A: Local Governments Self-Assessments: Simplified Framework or Version "Light" -- Appendix B: Detailed Methodology and Procedures to Help Calculate Specific Results in MFSA -- Appendix C: Municipal Finances Self-Assessment Online Application: An Interactive Platform for Mainstreaming of Use -- Appendix D: MFSA Action Plan: Long List of Possible Key Actions -- Appendix E: Self-Assessed Shadow Credit Rating -- Glossary.
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|a The planet is becoming increasingly urban. In many ways, the urbanization wave and the unprecedented urban growth of the past 20 years have created a sense of urgency and an impetus for change. Some 54 percent of the world population - 3.9 billion people - lives in urban areas today; thus, it has become clear that "business as usual" is no longer possible. This new configuration places great expectations on local governments. While central governments are subject to instability and political changes, local governments are seen as more inclined to stay the course. Because they are closer to the people, the voice of the people is more clearly heard for a truly democratic debate over the choice of neighborhood investments and city-wide policies and programs, as well as the decision process on the use of public funds and taxpayers' money. In a context of skewed financial resources and complex urban challenges - which range from the provision of basic traditional municipal services to the "newer" agenda of social inclusion, economic development, city branding, emergency response, smart technologies, and green investment - more cities are searching for more effective and innovative ways to deal with new and old problems. Better Cities, Better World: A Handbook on Local Governments Self-Assessments is at the heart of this debate. It recognizes the complex past, current, and future challenges that cities face and outlines a bottom-line, no-nonsense framework for data-based policy dialogue andaction; a common language that, for the first time, helps connect the dots between public investments programming (Urban Audit/Self-Assessment) and financing (Municipal Finances Self-Assessment). It helps address two key questions, too often bypassed when it comes to municipal infrastructure and services financing: Are we doing the right things? Are we doing things right?Better Cities, Better World: A Handbook on Local Governments Self-Assessments offers a bit of everything for everyone. - Central governments will be attracted by the purposefulness and clarity of these tools, their impact on local government capacity and performance building, and how they improve the implementation of transformative actions for policy change. - City leaders and policy makers will find the sections on objectives and content instructiveand informative, with each issue placed in its context, and strong connections between data and municipal action. - Municipal staff in charge of day-to-day management will find that the sections on tasks and the detailed step-by-step walk through the process give them the pragmatic knowhow that they need. - Cities' partners - such as bilateral and multilateral agencies, banks and funds, utility companies, civil society, and private operators - will find the foundations for more effective collaborative partnerships
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