INDEPENDENT DIRECTORATE OF LOCAL GOVERNANCE || ادارهٔ مستقل ارگان‌های محلی/ د سيمه يیزو چارو خپلواکه اداره

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Independent Authority of Local Government First the establishment of this institution: The Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG) was established by Presidential Decree No. 8 of September 8, 2012. Objectives of the Independent Directorate of Local Governance: The objectives of the Independent Directorate of Local Governance are: Ensuring that the local governance framework in Afghanistan upholds the principles of good governance, including an open and transparent, accountable, joint, effective, rational and broad-based institution that promotes joint agreements and the rule of law at the local level. Is based on authority. Strengthen government institutions at the local level to ensure public participation in governance and achieve significant reforms in service delivery and the protection of the rights of all Afghans. Creating and supporting opportunities for citizens and stakeholders to participate in governance at the local level. Ensure that local government institutions play an active role in facilitating the implementation of national activities and programs to improve the well-being of Afghans. Security, development, governance (including the judiciary), which will be coordinated. Objectives of the Independent Local Government Authority: Establish an open and transparent, accountable, joint, effective, logical and broad-based local governance framework Establishing and strengthening government agencies at the local level to improve governance through public participation, service delivery, and the protection of the rights of all Afghans. Creating and supporting opportunities for citizens and stakeholders to participate in governance at the local level; Take an active part in facilitating the implementation of national activities and programs. Configuration: The Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG) has a total of nine official members. Of these, (3) are central affiliates and (1) provincial and regional affiliates. The number of relevant members of this organization reaches (7). The Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG) has (2) central and 3 provincial posts. Afghanistan has 3 formal and 3 informal districts in the regional administrative division. With the exception of Kabul Municipality, the number of local municipalities in Afghanistan is (7). Administrative Reforms: The Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG) recruits seventy-six percent of the central members and one new member of the provincial and local bodies through an open competition. Has been introduced. Out of 5 official districts of Afghanistan, district governors for 9 districts have been recruited and introduced through open competition process. Overall, the central structure of the agency, (1%) and the local structure, (1%), with the help of the Independent Administrative Reform and Civil Service Commission, have gone through a process of open competition. Twelve of the seventeen central departments of the Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG) and three directors and officials from (seven) provincial departments have been recruited through open competition and introduced to the relevant departments and provinces. Deputy Governors and District Governors: By Presidential Decree No. 7, the posts of Deputy Governors and District Governors were changed from political to civil service posts. So far, more than 80 per cent of the posts have been filled through the new system of ranks and salaries, according to the agency. Deputy Governors of 9 provinces and District Governors of 3 districts have been recruited and appointed through open competition process with the help of Administrative Reform Commission.

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