Donor: OSCE Albania

Implementation period: September – November 2014

Value: 15,950 euro

The “Urban Corruption Perception Survey” was implemented in the framework of the project “Assessing corruption levels in Fier and Lushnja municipalities and building capacity of local government and civil society to more effectively interact and co-operate in tackling corruption”. The focus of this project is to strengtthen the interaction between local government and civil society by encouraging the dialogue and providing means of cooperation in assuring transparency and accountability in local governance and reducing corruption potentials. The Project was implemented in cooperation with the Fier and Lushnja municipalities and it aimed to achieve two results:

• The weaknesses of Fier and Lushnja Municipalities in tackling corruption and the corruption perception of citizens are better understood;
• The interaction between local government and civil society for an accountable and transparent local government is improved.

The Urban corruption Perception Survey in Fier and Lushnja municipalities was undertaken in order to better understand the public perception on corruption, services delivered, transparency and experiences of corruption in interacting with the local government.

The survey consisted in the conduction of a total 1000 face-to-face interviews (with 500 interviews for Fier and Lushnja municipalities respectively randomly selected).

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