Municipal Association of Nepal 对比 NYEF 的使用情况和统计数据

Advocacy and lobbying for the common interests of the municipalities is the prime responsibility of MuAN. Among others, it is therefore currently concentrating on three major issues: 1. Ensuring a constitutional provision for autonomous local self-governments. 2. The scheduling of overdue local elections. 3. The establishment of autonomous metro-cities and urban governments in the federal structure of Nepal. Throughout the past decade rampant and haphazard urbanization significantly challenged the responsibilities for development and service delivery at the municipal level in Nepal. Accordingly the roles and functions of MuAN have significantly expanded in order to cater to these newly evolved needs for support and representation of the municipalities. In this context, MuAN in consultation with its members as well as national and international partners has developed a transitional strategy which includes a revised corporate identity and clear goals for each of the three working areas. Corporate Identity and Objectives Vision: Making cities autonomous, prosperous and self-reliant. Mission: Promoting urban governance by ensuring rights and enhancing capabilities of municipal governments. Slogan: MuAN for Municipalities. Corporate Values: Believing in democratic norms and values. Promoting transparency, accountability and inclusiveness. Building common understanding among stakeholders. Believing in local self-governments. Objectives: To lobby and advocate for guaranteeing autonomous local government in the new constitution. To develop MuAN as a pioneer institution for the promotion of urban governance by coordinating municipal governments and relevant stakeholders. To develop municipal governments as capable and strong institutions to provide urban services effectively. To make municipal government transparent, responsive, accountable and inclusive for ensuring urban good governance. To develop MuAN as a common platform for enhancing the expertise of urban professionals.