2
Transparency
Ranked
85.20
Overall score
2
Accountability
Ranked
22.00
Overall score
City Dynamics
Transparency
Accountability
Information on the work of local government
7.50/0.00
Access and participation
7.50/2.00
Procurement
3.00/0.00
Housing policy
6.00/0.00
Budget process
4.00/0.00
Financial and material assistance, grants
6.00/0.00
Social services
3.00/0.00
HR matters
2.50/1.00
Anti-corruption policy and professional ethics
8.70/4.00
Land use and constuaction policy
10.50/11.00
Municipal enterprises
6.50/2.00
Municipal property
6.00/0.00
Education
3.80/0.00
Investment and economic development
10.30/2.00
Transparency
Accountability
Overall score
22.00
Ranked
2
Dynamics compared to the previous year
-
Detailed rating
Direction
for 20202020
Maximum
Max.
I01
Does the city council follow the practice of transparent decision-making?
I02
Does the agenda of the executive committee meetings correspond to the issues that are actually considered during the meeting?
A01
Can the public take part in the meetings of the coordinating body of the city council (presidium, board, conciliatory council, council member day, conference, etc.)?
A02
Can the public take part in the meetings of the standing committees of the council?
A04
Can the public take part in plenary sessions of the city council?
A05
Does the mayor report on his / her activities in open meetings with the community?
A06
Is there an official version of the city council website for visually impaired users?
A07
Does the city council consider petitions properly?
A03
Can the public take part in the meetings of the executive committee of the city council?
T01
Do city council representatives communicate on a special public procurement service (e.g. DOZORRO)?
T02
Do city council representatives respond to information about violations in the field of public procurement?
H01
Is the system for processing applications for official housing functioning properly?
H02
Is the register of privatized official space published on the official or other specialized website and does it contain information on: a) the date of withdrawal of housing from the official housing stock; b) the grounds for removal of the official status of the housing; c) the date of privatization; d) grounds for privatization; e) data on living space (address, surface area); f) the person who privatized the living space?
B01
Are there open budget hearings?
B02
Do local government representatives report publicly to the local community on last year’s budget implementation?
B03
Does the city council publish on information on the construction, reconstruction, major repair of municipal in- frastructure in accordance with international standards CoST IDS on the official website? * Infrastructure data disclosure standard
B04
Is the public involved in the participatory budget implementation process?
B05
Have all the participatory budget projects which won the vote been implemented?
F01
Does the city council report to the public on the implementation of winning projects on the distribution of funds among civil society institutions (apart from participatory budget)?
F02
Are the meetings of the commissions for the distribution of funds open and public?
S01
Have the executive bodies of the city council which have powers in the social protection sector developed and published an electronic feedback form concerning the quality of services provided?
S02
Are competitions or auctions held to engage non-government entities in the provision of social services based on identifying public needs for social services?
R01
Are there open competitions for vacancies in the executive bodies of the city council?
R02
Do city council members also hold positions of heads of municipal enterprises or officials of local self-government agencies?
AC01
Are city council members held accountable for unethical conduct?
AC02
Are local self-government officials, employees of municipal enterprises, institutions, organizations, and associations, as well as representatives of organizations partially funded from the municipal budget, held accountable for unethical conduct?
L01
Is full information about all advertising means / structures published on the official website of the city council, the relevant authorized ME, the city body of architecture and urban planning or another specialized website?
L02
Is a register of urban planning terms and restrictions created and does the local self-government body respond to violations in the execution of urban planning terms and restrictions by the developer?
L03
Does the executive agency on governmental architectural and construction oversight publish information on its activity: a) schedule of regular inspections; b) inspection results; c) register of issued permits?
L04
Does the architecture and urban planning council perform its activities openly and publicly?
L05
Has a comprehensive layout of temporary structures been approved and published on the website of the city council or a special web portal?
L06
Are the registers of land lease agreements concluded during the last 2 years published on the official website of the city council or other specialized web resource?
L07
Has a list of land plots for development been published, which, in particular, are subject to sale by separate lots at land auctions?
L08
Is removal or pruning of greenery in the city carried out transparently?
C01
Do municipal enterprises which report in the following sectors report on their activity: a) water supply and drainage; b) heating; c) electric transport, d) transportation (public transport); e) waste disposal or management; f) organization of parking; g) advertising activities?
C02
Do MEs regularly publish and update information on agreements, payments, and implementation of financial leasing contrats on the Unified Public Spending Portal (Spending.gov.ua)?
C03
Do municipal enterprises or companies where the community-owned equity stake exceeds 50% consider citizen complaints and appeals?
C04
Are KPIs defined for municipal enterprises or companies (including non-profit ones) where the community-owned equity stake exceeds 50%?
C05
Are competitions held for the positions of heads of municipal enterprises and companies (excluding non-profit ones) where the community-owned equity stake exceeds 50%, and is it done openly and publicly?
C06
Do municipal enterprises hold open hearings and do they publish economic justification for changes in service rates: a) central water supply and drainage; b) heating; c) waste disposal and recycling?
C07
Is information on the changes in service rates for the past 2 years published on the city council website or websites of relevant non-profit municipal enterprises and companies* partially funded by the community? *Non-profit municipal enterprises include music and art schools, municipal dental clinics, municipal clinics which may also provide paid services.
U01
Are tender committee meetings for identification of transportation companies servicing public bus routes held publicly?
U02
Does the executive body of the city council in the field of municipal property management publicize the procedure of providing permits for irreversible improvements of non-residential municipal property to lessees?
E01
Have the financial reporting documents of educational institutions (secondary schools, preschools) for the last year been published: a) cost sheet; b) financial report; c) charitable aid (if any); d) funds from other sources, in particular grant funds (if any).
E02
Is competitive recruitment for the positions of principals of municipal secondary educational establishments held openly and transparently?
D01
Are electronic auctions held for the sale of rights for placement of temporary structures for business activities?
D02
Are resources allocated to entrepreneurship support distributed through competitive mechanisms where at least half the members of the commission are independent experts, representatives of CSOs and business associations?