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LOCAL GOVERNANCE LOCAL GO VERNANCE RREEPPOORRTT November 2010 Local Governance Report is prepared by the Democratic Governance Support Unit-DGSU United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste- UNMIT 1 Updated version: 15 December 2010 Local Governance Report – November 2010 table of contents DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION ............................................................................ 5 Main Activities of the District Administration .................................................................. 5 Aileu .............................................................................................................................. 5 Ainaro............................................................................................................................ 6 Baucau ........................................................................................................................... 7 Bobonaro ....................................................................................................................... 8 Covalima ....................................................................................................................... 9 Dili ............................................................................................................................... 10 Ermera ........................................................................................................................ 11 Lautem ........................................................................................................................ 12 Liquica ........................................................................................................................ 13 Manatuto ..................................................................................................................... 15 Manufahi ..................................................................................................................... 16 Oecusse ........................................................................................................................ 17 Viqueque ..................................................................................................................... 17 Official Documents............................................................................................................. 20 Aileu ............................................................................................................................ 20 Ainaro.......................................................................................................................... 23 Baucau ......................................................................................................................... 25 Bobonaro ..................................................................................................................... 27 Covalima ..................................................................................................................... 29 Dili ............................................................................................................................... 31 Ermera ........................................................................................................................ 33 Lautem ........................................................................................................................ 35 Liquica ........................................................................................................................ 38 Manatuto ..................................................................................................................... 40 Manufahi ..................................................................................................................... 42 Oecusse ........................................................................................................................ 44 Viqueque ..................................................................................................................... 45 District Finance .................................................................................................................. 48 Aileu ............................................................................................................................ 48 Ainaro.......................................................................................................................... 49 Baucau ......................................................................................................................... 49 Bobonaro ..................................................................................................................... 50 Covalima ..................................................................................................................... 50 Dili ............................................................................................................................... 51 Ermera ........................................................................................................................ 51 Lautem ........................................................................................................................ 52 Liquica ........................................................................................................................ 53 Manufahi ..................................................................................................................... 53 Oecusse ........................................................................................................................ 54 Viqueque ..................................................................................................................... 55 District Courts ................................................................................................ 56 1 Local Governance Report – November 2010 Baucau ......................................................................................................................... 56 Covalima (Suai) .......................................................................................................... 57 Dili ............................................................................................................................... 58 Oecusse ........................................................................................................................ 58 Senior state OfficiaLs’ Visits................................................................... 61 Aileu ............................................................................................................................ 61 Ainaro.......................................................................................................................... 62 Baucau ......................................................................................................................... 62 Bobonaro ..................................................................................................................... 63 Covalima ..................................................................................................................... 64 Dili ............................................................................................................................... 65 Ermera ........................................................................................................................ 66 Lautem ........................................................................................................................ 67 Liquica ........................................................................................................................ 68 Manatuto ..................................................................................................................... 69 Manufahi ..................................................................................................................... 70 Oecusse ........................................................................................................................ 71 Viqueque ..................................................................................................................... 72 TRAINING OF CIVIL SERVANTS ..................................................................... 73 Aileu ............................................................................................................................ 73 Ainaro.......................................................................................................................... 74 Baucau ......................................................................................................................... 75 Bobonaro ..................................................................................................................... 76 Covalima ..................................................................................................................... 77 Dili ............................................................................................................................... 78 Ermera ........................................................................................................................ 79 Lautem ........................................................................................................................ 80 Liquica ........................................................................................................................ 81 Manatuto ....................................................................................................................
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