The social benefits of local government in Lesotho - knoema.com

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World Data Atlas Topics Institutions Local Government

Social benefits - local government of Lesotho fell gradually from 0.62 local currency in 2004 to 0 local currency in 2008.

Social Benefits - Local Government - Africa
Mauritius	171.8 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF
Cabo Verde	88.31 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF
Zambia	8.09 Domestic Currency in 2005	IMF
Uganda	2.75 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF
Kenya	0 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF
Morocco	0 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF
South Africa	0 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF
Tunisia	0 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF

Local government government finance in Lesotho
Government Revenue	231.3 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF
Operating Balance	174.73 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF
Budget Deficit	97.64 Domestic Currency in 2007	IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing	97.64 Domestic Currency in 2007	IMF
Government Expenditure	56.58 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	1.8 Domestic Currency in 2007	IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets	0 Domestic Currency in 2007	IMF

Government Finance Local government government expenditure in Lesotho
Goods and Services Expense	38.31 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF
Compensation of Employees	18.27 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF
Interest Payments	0 Domestic Currency in 2008	IMF

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