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Over the last 25 years, dozens of governments across Asia, Africa, Latin America and eastern Europe have experimented with democratic decentralisation – with the devolution of powers and resources to elected local councils. It is one of the fashions of our time. But in most of these cases, local councils have do not have enough money to operate effectively. Far too little funding has been passed down to them from above, and they have been given few (or no) powers to collect revenue.

When Local Government Strikes It Rich: Generous Funding is Necessary but Insufficient. Alongside an 'Accountability Deficit