Key points
- The Accounting Chamber is surveying citizens about the most pressing problems of territorial communities.
- The results will influence the choice of directions for future inspections by the department.
- The survey covers the availability of services, the state of infrastructure, support for IDPs and veterans, the use of budget funds, and the transparency of local self-government.
- Veterans, family members of servicemen, IDPs, people with disabilities, and other residents are invited to participate.
- All responses are anonymous — you can participate until July 1.
The Accounting Chamber is conducting a survey of citizens to identify the most pressing problems of territorial communities.
The results will help determine what the department will inspect in the future.
The survey covers several blocks:
- availability of educational, medical, social, administrative, and communal services;
- state of infrastructure;
- support for internally displaced persons and war veterans;
- use of budget funds, land, and communal property;
- transparency of local self-government activities.
Veterans, family members of servicemen, internally displaced persons, people with disabilities, and other community residents are invited to participate.
All responses are anonymous. You can participate until July 1 via link.
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