Local Governance Support Programme
Project background
Since 2003, Timor-Leste has been working on a framework for decentralization and local government. Based on clear provisions in the Timor-Leste Constitution and directives from the Council of Ministers, the overall vision of the Government is to establish a strong, democratic and efficient local governance system. (Lee versaun Tetum iha ne’e)
Project activities
Established in early 2007 to support to the Government’s plans for nation-wide decentralization reform, the LGSP provides direct technical support to the Ministry of State Administration and Territorial Management (MSATM) and other line ministries involved with the decentralization process.
Project results
Improved capacity for local service delivery by sub-national bodies with increased citizen participation and improved institutional, legal, and regulatory framework established in support of effective local governance
Status:
Completed
Project start date:
January 2007
Estimated end date:
December 2016
Focus area:
Funding Support by
Donor name
Amount contributed
$2,782,042
Delivery in previous fiscal year
2018 -$214
2016 $6,931
2015 $284,283
2014 $781,493
2013 $680,355
2012 $347,518