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USAID's Local Governance Program in Albania (LGPA) works with ten municipalities throughout Albania to foster local economic growth, improve local governance, and strengthen civic and private sector engagement in local development. LGPA's partner municipalities, shown on the map at Partner Cities, are Elbasan, Fier, Fush?-Kruj?, Gramsh, Kor?, Kuk?, Lezha, Librazhd, Pogradec, and Shkodra.

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Tirana, Albania Tel: ++355-4-2468-666 ; Fax: ++355-4-2278-121 www.lgpa.al

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LOCAL GOVERNANCE PROGRAM IN ALBANIA

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Guideline for Local Government Asset Management

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Immovable Property Tax - An Innovative Tool to Increase Local Revenues

USAID? Local Governance Program in Albania will come to a close in June. LGPA has been working with ten municipalities over the past three and a half years, on local tax modernization, asset management, borrowing, urban planning, and other issues of concern. As a national concluding event, LGPA held a one-day National Conference, at the Tirana Sheraton, on March 23rd. Various presentations and panel sessions reviewed the accomplishments and challenges of the project, and produced suggestions and recommendations to guide future USAID activities in the local governance field. For more information read the Press page.