O Processo Orçamental em Portugal
O Processo Orçamental em Portugal
Questionnaires may not reflect any developments occurring in a country after September 30, 2009. This is intended to allow for capturing of a comparative "snapshot" of performance across countries.
The IBP expects to release the cross-country results of the current round of research at a high-profile media event in December 2010. Researchers may chose to hold a media release of the research or another type of event intended to promote awareness of budget transparency issues in their country. The media release or other event may occur either on the same day the IBP holds the international release, or at a later date. The IBP will designate the exact date of the December 2010 release a few months in advance.
One important goal of the Open Budget Questionnaire is to raise researchers' and civil society organizations' awareness of possible policy recommendations they might make to government officials to open their country's budget-making process. For example, potential reforms might include providing timely, accurate information to the public and/or providing further opportunities for citizen engagement during budget debates. The questionnaire is also intended to raise awareness of possible reform measures that might be adopt to improve the performance of important budget oversight institutions, such as the legislature and the supreme audit institution.
Questionnaires may not reflect any developments occurring in a country after September 30, 2009. This is intended to allow for capturing of a comparative "snapshot" of performance across countries.
The IBP expects to release the cross-country results of the current round of research at a high-profile media event in December 2010. Researchers may chose to hold a media release of the research or another type of event intended to promote awareness of budget transparency issues in their country. The media release or other event may occur either on the same day the IBP holds the international release, or at a later date. The IBP will designate the exact date of the December 2010 release a few months in advance.
One important goal of the Open Budget Questionnaire is to raise researchers' and civil society organizations' awareness of possible policy recommendations they might make to government officials to open their country's budget-making process. For example, potential reforms might include providing timely, accurate information to the public and/or providing further opportunities for citizen engagement during budget debates. The questionnaire is also intended to raise awareness of possible reform measures that might be adopt to improve the performance of important budget oversight institutions, such as the legislature and the supreme audit institution.
