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“The Regionalisation of Albania – The Governance, Administrative and Territorial Reform that Albania needs on a Regional Level” was prepared by Co-PLAN, Institute for Habitat Development, based on the analytical work conducted in years - at least since 2005. This proposal builds up considerably on the role of Co-PLAN in the frame of the “Regional Development Program in Northern Albania” project, financed by the Donor Agencies of Austria and Switzerland. This publication reflects the proposal as presented by Co-PLAN in the national table on March 11, 2014, and has been processed so to be complemented with all the analytical elements and necessary arguments of the proposal. In the reviewed proposal we tried to reflect the comments addressed by local and foreign experts, during the various discussions conducted in the frame of the Administrative and Territorial Reform, with the purpose to improve and further contribute to our proposal. Thus, we think that this document, if taken in consideration for implementation, will strongly contribute in the modernization and democratization of governance in Albania. Tirana, December 10th, 2014
Decentralization, Development, Governance, Regionalization
Decentralization, Development, Governance, Regionalization
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