New Reports

Some countries allow the use of legal restrictions and conditions on occupying public positions and obtaining certain licenses and work permits due to the sensitivity of those jobs and activities, and to ensure they are not undertaken by unsuitable or dangerous individuals. This is often stipulated...

The primary objective of this study is to conduct a post assessment of the extent to which civil society organizations have been able to participate in public policymaking, and to monitor and hold the government accountable—through public accountability mechanisms—for the implementation...

Civil society organizations have been keen to strengthen the resilience of Palestinian citizens on their land and to expose the practices and ongoing violations of the occupation. For this reason, and due to the specificity of the Palestinian experience, Palestinian civil society is distinguished by...

Within the framework of enhancing the role of the civil society organizations (CSOs) in developing sound public policies and accountability on their implementation, AMAN intends to prepare quarterly reports on the developments in the reform process, to monitor the major developments in accordance wi...

This study examines the position of the Public Prosecution (Prosecution) in the Palestinian political system, its relationship with the governance system, and the impact of its legal and functional structure on standards of political integrity. The study begins with assessing the effectiveness of&nb...

The Integrity Index in Palestine represents a periodic description of the state of integrity in Palestine, covering its components which include the governmental or public, civil, and private sectors. This index was built based on a number of indicators developed by AMAN using several internationall...

The budget performance during the first half of the year reveals the success of the Palestinian government in reducing total expenditures, with realized spending amounting to 44% of the estimated budget, specifically in operational and transfer expenditures, resulting from some measures. However, up...

This study examines the reality of investment management in Palestinian local authorities as an additional pillar for local development, especially given the limited financial resources allocated to them. With the increasing contribution of the private sector to local development, the need arises to...

Most Islamic countries have regulated the management of Zakat by establishing specialized institutions for its collection and distribution. In some cases, these have taken the form of a dedicated Zakat funds, such as in Lebanon and Qatar. In Kuwait, they are referred to as the House of Zakat, while...