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Assessment of Municipal Management in Eritrea

J. Miller / E. H. Robbins / H. J. Sumka

This report provides an overview of local governance in Eritrea and outlines strategies to improve it. Section 1 presents a socioeconomic profile of Eritrea's urban system, including population distribution among its provinces. Section 2 discusses the organizational and legislative structures and finances of Eritrea's primary urban center, Asmara, as well as of its secondary cities and important towns. Section 3 contains a more in-depth analysis of nine major cities: Asmara, Keren, Mendefera, Tessenei, Hagaz, Massawa, Agordat, Dekemhare, and Naq'fa. Section 4 proposes a program of policy development seminars, technical training, technical assistance, and supporting studies to strengthen local government capacities.

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Assessment of Municipal Management in Eritrea

J. Miller / E. H. Robbins / H. J. Sumka

This report provides an overview of local governance in Eritrea and outlines strategies to improve it. Section 1 presents a socioeconomic profile of Eritrea's urban system, including population distribution among its provinces. Section 2 discusses the organizational and legislative structures and finances of Eritrea's primary urban center, Asmara, as well as of its secondary cities and important towns. Section 3 contains a more in-depth analysis of nine major cities: Asmara, Keren, Mendefera, Tessenei, Hagaz, Massawa, Agordat, Dekemhare, and Naq'fa. Section 4 proposes a program of policy development seminars, technical training, technical assistance, and supporting studies to strengthen local government capacities.

Assessment of Municipal Management in Eritrea

J. Miller / E. H. Robbins / H. J. Sumka

This report provides an overview of local governance in Eritrea and outlines strategies to improve it. Section 1 presents a socioeconomic profile of Eritrea's urban system, including population distribution among its provinces. Section 2 discusses the organizational and legislative structures and finances of Eritrea's primary urban center, Asmara, as well as of its secondary cities and important towns. Section 3 contains a more in-depth analysis of nine major cities: Asmara, Keren, Mendefera, Tessenei, Hagaz, Massawa, Agordat, Dekemhare, and Naq'fa. Section 4 proposes a program of policy development seminars, technical training, technical assistance, and supporting studies to strengthen local government capacities.

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Title:

Assessment of Municipal Management in Eritrea

Contributors:

J. Miller (author) / E. H. Robbins (author) / H. J. Sumka (author)

Publication date:

1994

Size:

72 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Public Administration & Government , Problem-Solving Information for State & Local , Eritrea , Local government , Developing countries , Public administration , Urban areas , Cities , Municipalities , Decentralization , Finance , Personnel development , Socioeconomic factors

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