KABUL (IWA) showed that Afghanistan’s budget transparency points declined from 43 to 31 promoted by one mark in integrity but on the part of public participation it has 15 marks as in the past.
IWA said the marking had been made in line to 2019 open budget survey.
Ezatullah Adeb, IWA Research Department head, said the survey is conducted after two years with the support of international organizations in 117 countries in which 145 questions are asked.
He said: “In this . . .
