FOREIGN EXPERIMENTS IN PUBLIC CONTROL OVER THE STATE BUDGET: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

Abstract

Public control over the state budget is a critical aspect of democratic governance, ensuring transparency, accountability, and effective use of public funds. This scientific article provides a comprehensive analysis of foreign experiments and practices in public control over the state budget. By examining case studies from various countries, the article aims to identify innovative approaches, lessons learned, and best practices in enhancing public participation and oversight in budgetary processes. The article explores the mechanisms, tools, and institutional frameworks employed in different countries to promote citizen engagement, fiscal transparency, and effective budget management. Through a comparative analysis, this article seeks to contribute to the global understanding of public control over the state budget and provide insights for policymakers and practitioners seeking to strengthen public accountability and citizen involvement in budgetary decision-making.