Abstract
The objective of the article is to develop a differentiated approach to assessment of different participatory budgeting projects, LISP projects in particular. This approach should consider the possibility of obtaining different social effects, associated with the efficiency values of national projects in force. Basic criteria are for the projects that can be implemented in any area of local initiatives support and variables are for each of possible areas, in which the projects in question can be implemented. The article proposes a calculation formula for assessment and tests suggested methodology. The results of the conducted tests have shown that the author’s approach, employed in the study has facilitated the change of the ultimate and rating projects values.
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