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Les maires de l ’Artibonite formés à la gestion fiscale [QIP DA07_001]

Organisée par la Section des Affaires Civiles du bureau de la MINUSTAH de l'Artibonite, une formation sur la problématique fiscale a débuté le 5 Mai à l'Hôtel Xaragua, près de la ville de Saint Marc. L'objectif principal de la formation est de renforcer les connaissances des maires en matière d'élaboration de Plan de Développement Communal (PDC) et leurs capacités en techniques de taxations.

Cette formation qui s'inscrit dans le cadre du programme d'appui institutionnel de la MINUSTAH est financée à travers un Projet à Impact Rapide (Quick Impact Project - QIP) destiné à permettre la réalisation d'une série des formations au profit des autorités locales.

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