THE BUDGET INFORMATION BECAME SIMPLER AND MORE ACCESSIBLE TO THE CITIZEN

4/7/2021

One of the main objectives of the Strengthening Fiscal and Financial Stability project and the Strengthening Governance in Mongolia project, jointly implemented by the Ministry of Finance of Mongolia, the European Union, and the World Bank, is to support the production and dissemination of Citizen's Budgets and the inclusion of e-features in the web-based portal that would allow citizens to participate in the planning of policies actively. 

Since 2018, the MOF has been producing the Citizen’s Budget and Execution Reports providing detailed fiscal and financial information in a highly didactic manner using infographics to facilitate citizen's understanding of the budget data. The Citizen’s Budget provides (i) detailed fiscal and financial data, including the budget proposal submitted to the Parliament, (ii) approved budget by the Parliament and (iii) the quarterly and annual budget execution, (iv) the Government's economic and fiscal policy reforms, and measures taken to improve the quality and accessibility of social services to citizens through infographics, and information on annual fiscal policy, revenue, expenditure, investment, Government foreign loans and aid, budgeting process, citizen participation, and citizen targeted services. 

In order to take this initiative to the next level and to provide information on the budget through various channels and in a timely manner, the European Union's “Strengthening Governance in Mongolia” project supports the MOF in designing and developing the next generation, interactive, and web-based Citizen Budget.

               
Launching the digital "Citizens 'Budget" is essential to ensure budget transparency, increase access to information and improve citizens' knowledge about the budget. Through this website, we aim to provide you with information related to the budget. Furthermore, Mongolia has joined the World Bank's BOOST Initiative, which plans to provide historical budget data for researchers and students through the Live Citizen Budget website. 
The Live Citizen Budget was launched on February 9, 2021, and currently, a total of 836 users have accessed the website. Graph 1 shows the countries that have accessed the Citizens' Budget website.
                     
You can access the Live Citizen budget through http://iltod.mof.gov.mn/home or the "Citizens' Budget" menu on the Ministry of Finance official website.
Please send your comments and suggestions to tusuv@mof.gov.mn, as your feedback will make a valuable contribution to the further development of the website.

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