Bengaluru is going open source for next year’s Budget.
The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has partnered non-profit citizen initiative Janaagraha to invite the participation of locals ahead of the city’s 2017-18 Budget. The programme, MyCityMyBudget, expects more than 50,000 suggestions from citizens, who can give inputs on how the taxes they pay should be used for the city’s development.
Read our full coverage on Union Budget 2016
Sapna Karim, head of MyCityMyBudget, said: “The suggestions will help BBMP understand what the priorities are for citizens and what they expect. In a way, it is involving
The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has partnered non-profit citizen initiative Janaagraha to invite the participation of locals ahead of the city’s 2017-18 Budget. The programme, MyCityMyBudget, expects more than 50,000 suggestions from citizens, who can give inputs on how the taxes they pay should be used for the city’s development.
Read our full coverage on Union Budget 2016
Sapna Karim, head of MyCityMyBudget, said: “The suggestions will help BBMP understand what the priorities are for citizens and what they expect. In a way, it is involving