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DREAMS Ambassador,Lead Mentor @USAID TUMIKIA MTOTO Project|GBV advocate | Mental Health Advocate | Gender Advocate |Leadership/Governance Empowering girls and young ladies for a greater tomorrow.

The 3days Public Sector Hearing for FY 2025/26 and the medium term budget was impactful. Why public participation in the budget making process? 1. Better Resource Allocation: When citizens participate, they provide valuable insights into the community's priorities, needs, and preferences. This can result in a budget that better reflects the actual needs of the population, leading to more effective and efficient allocation of resources. 2. Increased Trust in Government: Public involvement fosters trust between citizens and government institutions. When people feel their voices are heard and their concerns are addressed, they are more likely to trust that public officials are acting in their best interests. 3. Social Equity: Public participation helps identify marginalized or vulnerable groups that may not be visible in traditional political processes. Ensuring that their needs are considered can promote more equitable budget decisions that serve all segments of society. 4. Promotes Civic Engagement: Involving the public in the budget process helps educate citizens about the workings of government and encourages ongoing participation in civic matters. This leads to a more informed electorate that is engaged in decision-making processes.

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