البلدية في الجزائر : بين ضرورة تعزيز التشاركية و تقزيم دورها في تحقيق التنمية المحلية

Abstract EN

The decentralization system is currently among the most effective administrative systems in meeting social needs and promoting development based on realizing their needs from the bottom up.

However, the ability of the decentralized system to understand local development needs requires, in principle, recognition of the independence of local groups from the central authority in making and implementing development decisions, otherwise The system of local groups will cause more bureaucracy, higher stagnation and a major distortion of development, which makes the removal of barriers between the public and private sectors at various levels, and the encouragement of collective decision-making and the integration of local actors in local development, for the sake of institutional development, allows these actors to actively contribute to the Laying down solid foundations for local good governance is more than important.

To study this issue, we will proceed from the following problem: To what extent has Algeria taken between these two considerations in the framework of upgrading municipalities and giving them the role assigned to them in various fields?