Bengaluru Corporation Pre-Budget Meeting with NGOs and RWAs Set for Saturday
Bengaluru Pre-Budget Meet with NGOs, RWAs on Saturday

Bengaluru Central City Corporation Calls for Pre-Budget Consultation with NGOs and RWAs

The Bengaluru Central City Corporation has officially extended an invitation to Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) to participate in a crucial pre-budget meeting. This significant event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, aiming to foster collaborative dialogue and gather valuable input from community stakeholders ahead of the upcoming fiscal planning cycle.

Meeting Details and Venue

Commissioner Rajendra Cholan has confirmed that the meeting will be held at the conference hall located on the 10th floor of the Public Utility Building in Bengaluru. The session is designed to provide a platform for NGOs and RWAs to voice their concerns, suggestions, and priorities, which will be considered in the formulation of the city's budget. This initiative underscores the corporation's commitment to inclusive governance and participatory decision-making.

Importance of Stakeholder Engagement

By involving NGOs and RWAs, the Bengaluru Central City Corporation aims to ensure that the budget reflects the diverse needs and aspirations of the city's residents. Such consultations are vital for addressing local issues effectively, from infrastructure development and public services to environmental sustainability and social welfare programs. The pre-budget meet is expected to enhance transparency and accountability in municipal financial planning.

Key objectives of the meeting include:

  • Collecting feedback on existing civic projects and proposed initiatives.
  • Identifying priority areas for budget allocation based on community input.
  • Strengthening partnerships between the corporation and civil society organizations.

This proactive approach by Commissioner Rajendra Cholan and the corporation highlights a shift towards more democratic and responsive urban governance in Bengaluru.