Philippine Budget Process Eyes Enhanced Civil Society Role, Transparency Hinges on Information and Resources
Proposed legislation in the Philippines aims to formalize civil society organization (CSO) participation in the national budget process. Analysts believe this can enhance transparency and accountability, but stress the necessity of providing CSOs with information tools and resources to function effectively.
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