Lessons from Selected cases in East Africa Sample Clauses

Lessons from Selected cases in East Africa. Ethiopia and Uganda Since the early 1980s many African countries have started a process of transferring both power and resources to their sub national governments. It is seen as a mean for restoring democracy and involving the population in the decision-making process. Some countries, like Ethiopia and Uganda, have moved fast. In this section, we will briefly review the state of fiscal decentralization in two countries, with the aim of drawing lessons for Sudan.
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