Opening Budgets to Public Understanding and Debate: Results from 36 Countries

Pamela Gomez, Joel Friedman and Isaac Shapiro

OECD Journal on Budgeting, 2006, vol. 5, issue 1, 7-36

Abstract: As part of the global movement toward more open government, citizens have become increasingly concerned with obtaining access to accurate, comprehensive and timely information on the budgets of their countries. The International Budget Project developed the Open Budget Questionnaire, a measurement tool to evaluate public access to budget information from the perspective of civil society organisations.

Date: 2006
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