Decentralisation in a sentence

Decentralisation over the years saw a new level of transparency and discussions which went beyond official rhetoric to issues and constraints.

Deng quickly switched to decentralisation by creating thousands of commercial banks over the following years – mostly small local banks that would lend to small firms, creating jobs and ensuring high productivity.

He explained that decentralisation would ensure that services are taken closer to the population to reduce challenges that could arise from traveling long distances to the registration offices for birth registration.

It assesses decentralisation's progress and recommends further action to the president.

Rajan also underlined the need for governance reforms with focus on decentralisation and improving democratic institutions.

This Government’s plan for prosperity encompasses prioritisation of the decentralisation of essential services and resources.

Democratic decentralisation could not take place as central funds were not available to the local body representatives before 2019, he said.

I think Web3.0 and decentralisation are huge transformational technologies that are going to change the entire nature of how we do things.

On Tuesday, June 11, Ajaero questioned Nigerian governors calling for the decentralisation of the minimum wage, urging them to emulate Governor Godwin Obaseki who is paying civil servants a minimum wage of N70,000.

The African National Congress (ANC) has repeatedly equated federalism, provincial autonomy, and decentralisation to Apartheid.

The question that arises is: why do these individuals harbour opposition towards local policing, the idea of state/native police or decentralisation of the police force?

In 2015, a rebel alliance and the Malian government signed a peace deal built around decentralisation, integrating former rebels into a reconstituted national army, and economic development of the north.

It was always going to be thus, absent of liberal reforms; greater transparency, accountability, decentralisation, a more inquisitive parliament, and anti-conflicts-of-interest measures in the civil service.

Maputo — The World Bank on Saturday approved a grant of 117 million US dollars to support the Mozambican government's urban development and decentralisation project.

The MCE said the population and housing data was critical and indispensable source of statistics in the implementation of decentralisation programmes.

Wachira Maina explains that our constitutional history is marked by the historical tension between decentralisation and overconcentration of executive power.

While restating its support to the agreement, the Council stresses the importance of disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration, as well as effective decentralisation, which are crucial for a long-lasting reconciliation.

Consequently, programmes were initiated that were geared towards greater and deeper decentralisation.

Decentralisation is the path preferred by President Biya, leader since 1982, to address of economic and political exclusion by the majority French-speaking population.

Not only is decentralisation important to protecting and conserving Melbourne’s liveability, it makes economic sense.