Titlebook: Reforming Urban Governance in Bangladesh; The City Corporation Pranab Kumar Panday Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Scale and Magnitude of Urbanization in Bangladesh,n got momentum after 1947. The process continued to a great speed up until now. From 1974 until 2011, urban population in Bangladesh has increased 6.8 times as compared to 1.7 times in the rural population. According to last Census data that took place in 2011, there is 42.70 million of the urban po

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Effective Local Political Structures and Leadership,cal political leadership. This chapter concludes that the mayor of CCs exercises supreme power over the administration of the CCs. Thus, the importance of mayor is a thousand times greater than the councilor. Although CC elections take place on nonpartisan manner, this election plays a significant r

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Local Fiscal Autonomy of City Corporations,ed their operational capacity. The capacity to provide services results from a combination of the skill levels of public employees, adequacy of local resources, and commitment and willingness of local government institutions and their employees. Budget resources are scarce in Bangladesh. Budget pres

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Local Participation and Accountability,scope of participation has been created remain restricted within the elite people only. On the other hand, the process of holding elected representatives accountable for their actions by the common people is not strong. The election has become the only opportunity for the citizens to adjudicate perf

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Conclusion and Recommendations,iate balance of centralization and decentralization is essential to the effective and efficient functioning of Government. Not all functions can or should be financed and managed in a decentralized manner. Even when national governments decentralize responsibilities, they often retain important poli

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