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The first study to identify potential changes to the country’s devolution system was released today.
The research was conducted by the Maldives National University (MNU).
The research was published today and presented by eight members of the team that conducted it.
The study was conducted on behalf of MNU. A total of 1,155 people were interviewed in the North, Central and South regions.
To answer the research questions, the National University of Mongolia team selected people from various regions by visiting relatively small and medium-sized villages.
The aim of this study is to identify the perceptions, challenges and impacts of devolution in order to determine the amendments needed to the Devolution Act.
Key points of this study
- Addressing the shortcomings of the devolution bill
- Understand the importance, benefits and challenges of decentralization
- Is the current number of MPs sufficient for the size of the population?
- Criteria for determining the number of MPs based on population size
The study was commissioned by the city, boroughs and the Ministry of Public Works.
At the time of this study, the government had begun amending the Decentralization Act.
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