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1 for Projects in Estonia
Overview and Outlook for Projects in Estonia Vilnius November, 22-23, 2006 Urmas Hallika Director of Strategic Development, Tallinn City Government Vilnius

2 Tallinn City Districts
City districts population Centre Haabersti Kristiine Lasnamäe Mustamäe Nõmme Pirita Põhja-Tallinn , Vilnius

3 Tallinn City Administration
CITY COUNCIL (63) 11 COMMITTEES (231) CITY COUNCIL OFFICE (37) 8 CITY DISTRICT COUNCILS (133) LINNAVALITSUS (7) 8 CITY DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIONS (584,5) 13 DEPARTMENTS (553) CITY OFFICE (186) Housing Economy (23) City Enterprise (56) Education (50) Environment Department (62) Municipal Engineering Services (35) Cultural Heritage (20) City Archives (24,5) Land Issues (56) Vital Statistics (23) Social Welfare and Health Care (34,5) Sports and Youth (11) City Planning Department (100) Transport Department (58) City Secretary Bureau of Legal Adviser Advisers (14) HAABERSTI (48) CENTRE (90) KRISTIINE (57,5) LASNAMÄE (123) MUSTAMÄE (92) NÕMME (56) PIRITA (25) NORTHERN TALLINN (93) Development Service (14) PR Service (21) Financial Service (28) IT Service (18) Human Resources Service (9) Internal Controller Service (10) Accountancy Department (7) Administrative Department (21) Legal Department (9) Support Services Department (21) International Relations and Protocol Department (4) Town Hall (4) 1 793,5 EMPLOYEES , Vilnius

4 Budgets , Vilnius

5 Investments 2006 , Vilnius

6 Background City budget Debt financing EU funds Municipal institutions
With fast development, the demand for the high quality public services is constantly increasing Traditional financing options used: City budget Debt financing EU funds Traditional service management options used: Municipal institutions Companies owned by the City Services commissioned from private sector , Vilnius

7 Why to use PPP PPP structure gives Tallinn an opportunity to increase (1) quality and (2) volume of public services mainly by allowing: for the whole life-cycle costing ideology to emerge ”Buy services” rather than invest into assets and incur less long term liabilities This all enables Tallinn to offer its citizens more high quality public services in shorter time , Vilnius


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