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Table 2: Comparison of Own Source Revenues of various Serb Majority Municipalities (source: Korniza Afatmesme e Shpenzimeve 2018-2020, Ministria e Financave, Republika e Kosovés, 2017, p.76)

Table 2 Comparison of Own Source Revenues of various Serb Majority Municipalities (source: Korniza Afatmesme e Shpenzimeve 2018-2020, Ministria e Financave, Republika e Kosovés, 2017, p.76)

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Figure 2:Names of Kosovo Municipalities (Source: UNMIK Regulation 2000/43) following have been named as the thirty municipalities of Kosovo: change this fact, and while determining the number, names and municipal boundaries, UNMIK adopted the already existent situation, thereby dividing Kosovo into 30 municipalities. All municipalities have been specifically named and listed in Albanian and Serbian under the Regulation 2000/43. Municipal boundaries have been defined based on their component cadastral zones, accordingly described within the same Regulation.*!° The NW ai i, Be ce, ee es ce cee ce ge a gE ce: a a eg ce I a a tac heir component cadastral zones, accordingly described within the same Regulation.*"” Th
Figure 2:Names of Kosovo Municipalities (Source: UNMIK Regulation 2000/43) following have been named as the thirty municipalities of Kosovo: change this fact, and while determining the number, names and municipal boundaries, UNMIK adopted the already existent situation, thereby dividing Kosovo into 30 municipalities. All municipalities have been specifically named and listed in Albanian and Serbian under the Regulation 2000/43. Municipal boundaries have been defined based on their component cadastral zones, accordingly described within the same Regulation.*!° The NW ai i, Be ce, ee es ce cee ce ge a gE ce: a a eg ce I a a tac heir component cadastral zones, accordingly described within the same Regulation.*"” Th
Figure 3: Municipalities according to their municipal assembly members (Source: Regulation 2000/45)
Figure 3: Municipalities according to their municipal assembly members (Source: Regulation 2000/45)
administration. The blue pillars represent municipal budgets in total. It can be observed here
administration. The blue pillars represent municipal budgets in total. It can be observed here
Figure 6: Distribution of municipal budgets 2002-2007
Figure 6: Distribution of municipal budgets 2002-2007
communities but still that number was low. employees outside the LCO’s might have been engaged in issues concerning minority
communities but still that number was low. employees outside the LCO’s might have been engaged in issues concerning minority
Figure 8: Distribution of capital outlays 2002-2007; *Data for the year 2002 apart from capital outlays contains also z0ods and services
Figure 8: Distribution of capital outlays 2002-2007; *Data for the year 2002 apart from capital outlays contains also z0ods and services
Map 1: Serbian Cantonization Plan (source: https://jaksicmarko.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/cant_map.gif)
Map 1: Serbian Cantonization Plan (source: https://jaksicmarko.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/cant_map.gif)
Map 2: Territorial organization of Kosovo’s local government system
Map 2: Territorial organization of Kosovo’s local government system
Figure 9: Local government administrative structure; four mechanisms for the protection and promotion of minority communities are colored the local government administrative structure of these institutions and mechanisms.
Figure 9: Local government administrative structure; four mechanisms for the protection and promotion of minority communities are colored the local government administrative structure of these institutions and mechanisms.
Figure 10: Central and local government budget distributions according to their share of the overall budget (Sources: Law No. 04/L-079 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2012; Law No. 04/L-165 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2013; Law No. 04/L-233 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2014; Law No. 05/L-001 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2015; Law No. 05/L-071 on Budget of the Republic of! Kosovo for the Year 2016; Law No. 05/L-125 on the Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2017; and Law No. 06/L-020 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2018
Figure 10: Central and local government budget distributions according to their share of the overall budget (Sources: Law No. 04/L-079 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2012; Law No. 04/L-165 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2013; Law No. 04/L-233 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2014; Law No. 05/L-001 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2015; Law No. 05/L-071 on Budget of the Republic of! Kosovo for the Year 2016; Law No. 05/L-125 on the Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2017; and Law No. 06/L-020 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2018
Figure 11: Local government expenditures as a share of total government expenditures in Kosovo and in selected OECD countries for the year 2016 (source: for OECD countries http://www.oecd.org/tax/federalism/fiscal- decentralisation-database.htm#C_ Title (accessed online on 08.03.2018), for Kosovo see Law No. 04/L-079 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2012; Law No. 04/L-165 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2013; governance, with extensive local revenue capacities.
Figure 11: Local government expenditures as a share of total government expenditures in Kosovo and in selected OECD countries for the year 2016 (source: for OECD countries http://www.oecd.org/tax/federalism/fiscal- decentralisation-database.htm#C_ Title (accessed online on 08.03.2018), for Kosovo see Law No. 04/L-079 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2012; Law No. 04/L-165 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2013; governance, with extensive local revenue capacities.
Figure 12: Local government’s own source revenues as a share of total government revenues in Kosovo and in selected OECD countries for the year 2016 (source: for OECD countries _http://www.oecd.org/tax/federalism/fiscal- decentralisation-database.htm#C_Title (accessed online on 08.03.2018), for Kosovo Korniza Afatmesme e Shpenzimeve 2018-2020, Ministria e Financave, Republika e Kosovés, 2017, p.27)
Figure 12: Local government’s own source revenues as a share of total government revenues in Kosovo and in selected OECD countries for the year 2016 (source: for OECD countries _http://www.oecd.org/tax/federalism/fiscal- decentralisation-database.htm#C_Title (accessed online on 08.03.2018), for Kosovo Korniza Afatmesme e Shpenzimeve 2018-2020, Ministria e Financave, Republika e Kosovés, 2017, p.27)
Table 1: Own source revenues according to municipalities’ ethnic majority (source: Korniza Afatmesme e Shpenzimeve 2018-2020, Ministria e Financave, Republika e Kosovés, 2017, p.76) municipalities within Kosovo. lower local government own source revenues than Kosovo, while Albania, Macedonia, anc
Table 1: Own source revenues according to municipalities’ ethnic majority (source: Korniza Afatmesme e Shpenzimeve 2018-2020, Ministria e Financave, Republika e Kosovés, 2017, p.76) municipalities within Kosovo. lower local government own source revenues than Kosovo, while Albania, Macedonia, anc
Figure 13: Formula for the distribution of the general grant (Source: Article 24 of the Law No. 03/L-049 on Local Government Finance)
Figure 13: Formula for the distribution of the general grant (Source: Article 24 of the Law No. 03/L-049 on Local Government Finance)
Figure 14: Sources of Municipal Budgets according to their share of the local government budgets (Sources: Law No. 04/L-079 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2012; Law No. 04/L-165 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2013; Law No. 04/L-233 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2014; Law No. 05/L- 001 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2015; Law No. 05/L-071 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2016; Law No. 05/L-125 on the Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2017; and Law No. 06/L- 020 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2018
Figure 14: Sources of Municipal Budgets according to their share of the local government budgets (Sources: Law No. 04/L-079 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2012; Law No. 04/L-165 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2013; Law No. 04/L-233 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2014; Law No. 05/L- 001 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2015; Law No. 05/L-071 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2016; Law No. 05/L-125 on the Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2017; and Law No. 06/L- 020 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2018
Figure 15: Distribution of municipal budgets according to spending categories share of the overall local government budget (Sources: Law No. 04/L-079 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2012; Law No. 04/L-165 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2013; Law No. 04/L-233 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2014; Law No. 05/L-001 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2015; Law No. 05/L-071 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2016; Law No. 05/L-125 on the Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2017; and Law No. 06/L-020 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2018 governments. In fact, Hara points out: “it is not necessarily easy to maneuver in a way that
Figure 15: Distribution of municipal budgets according to spending categories share of the overall local government budget (Sources: Law No. 04/L-079 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2012; Law No. 04/L-165 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2013; Law No. 04/L-233 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2014; Law No. 05/L-001 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2015; Law No. 05/L-071 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2016; Law No. 05/L-125 on the Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2017; and Law No. 06/L-020 on Budget of the Republic of Kosovo for the Year 2018 governments. In fact, Hara points out: “it is not necessarily easy to maneuver in a way that
Table 3: Municipal assembly seats won according to the ethnic affiliation of political parties (source: The Kosovo Central Election Commission, http://www.kqz-ks.org/zgjedhjet-2/zgjedhjet-lokale/zgjedhjet-per-kuvende-komunale/ for the year 2009 and 2013 accessed online on 14.09.2017, for the year 2017 accessed online on 02.03.2018) 2017 local elections were held in all 38 municipalities across Kosovo.
Table 3: Municipal assembly seats won according to the ethnic affiliation of political parties (source: The Kosovo Central Election Commission, http://www.kqz-ks.org/zgjedhjet-2/zgjedhjet-lokale/zgjedhjet-per-kuvende-komunale/ for the year 2009 and 2013 accessed online on 14.09.2017, for the year 2017 accessed online on 02.03.2018) 2017 local elections were held in all 38 municipalities across Kosovo.
Figure 16: Horizontal and Vertical Accountability (The figure represents the exact form from its original source: Mark Schacter, “A Framework for Evaluating Institutions of Accountability”, in Fiscal Management (Ed.) Anwar Shah, (Public Sector Governance and Accountability Series, The World Bank, Washington D.C. 2005), p.231)
Figure 16: Horizontal and Vertical Accountability (The figure represents the exact form from its original source: Mark Schacter, “A Framework for Evaluating Institutions of Accountability”, in Fiscal Management (Ed.) Anwar Shah, (Public Sector Governance and Accountability Series, The World Bank, Washington D.C. 2005), p.231)
Figure 17: Political scale of decentralization, adapted from Neven (Source: Ine Neven (2003) Background paper on “Decentralization”, Draft written as a Contribution to Cost-Action E19 “National Forest Programmes in the European Context, Wageningen, p.8)
Figure 17: Political scale of decentralization, adapted from Neven (Source: Ine Neven (2003) Background paper on “Decentralization”, Draft written as a Contribution to Cost-Action E19 “National Forest Programmes in the European Context, Wageningen, p.8)
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