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Roundtable “Interaction between Authorities and the Public in the Implementation of Budget Policy”

Civic Space, Digital Governance, Fiscal Openness, Public Participation, Other — Public Meeting

Ukraine — May 21, 2026 @ 11:00am - 1:00pm GMT+02:00

Lviv

Host Organization and Partners — Department of Finance of Lviv Regional State Administration; NGO “Association of Financiers of Lviv Region”

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Purpose of the roundtable: To create a professional platform for discussing ways to strengthen trust between the authorities and society and to enhance the openness of the financial system in the region.
Representatives of public authorities and civil society experts will discuss the current state of openness in the activities of public authorities, transparency of budget policy, support for the participation of civil society organizations in monitoring and analyzing budget operations, the division of powers among public authorities, and mechanisms for citizen participation, particularly among young people, in decision-making processes that affect the effectiveness of public governance.
As a result of the event, joint proposals will be developed to improve the mechanisms and procedures for implementing regional budget policy, strengthen citizen participation in decision-making, and adapt Ukrainian practices to EU legislation.

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