This is the sixth edition of the Report, as an ongoing effort to provide policy–makers and analysts with reliable comparative data on municipal finances and intergovernmental fiscal relations in South–East Europe.

The main objective of this document is to present existing and/or innovative approaches/mechanisms/scenarios for active involvement of stakeholders at public level and to facilitate and stimulate application of such measures in practice.

The recommendations and suggestions in this guide are aimed at local energy efficiency practitioners such as energy managers, energy officers, other experts and personnel involved in planning and applying energy efficiency measures at local level.

The purpose of the 2015 Solid Waste Management Benchmarking Report was to give insight in the current situation with solid waste management at the national and local level in the SEE countries that are at the same time members of NALAS network. It also served to assess progress at both national and local levels towards the establishment of an integrated solid waste management system compared to the baseline year of 2014.

Within the project "Local Leaders in South-East Europe: Lead for Change (LL SEE)", a systemic training package comprised of five training modules has been developed.

The aim of the publication that collects number of modern and distinctive good practices in solid waste data collection for waste quantity and morphology determination in the region of SEE is to capitalize the experience and knowledge, in order to contribute to the improvement of local governments and public utilities’ performance in the area of solid waste management.

The project "Solid waste management in cross-border rural and coastal areas of South Eastern European region" resulted with several important products.

Learn more about the new NALAS' Asset Management Business Planning Decision Support Tool

The Report identifies and analyses quantitative and qualitative SWM indicators, covering SWM aspects such as waste generation, service coverage, extent to which municipal solid waste is recovered/recycled, efficiency in relation to landfilling targets, etc.

This is the fifth edition of the report prepared by the NALAS Fiscal Decentralization Task Force, as an ongoing effort to provide policy-makers and analysts with reliable comparative data on municipal finances and intergovernmental fiscal relations in South-East Europe.