Participatory budgeting and development processes are critical to ensure social, cultural, inter-generational and, significantly, gender-based participation and organization to enhance transparency in the management of public resources and achieve meaningful development that places a value on the contribution of the community. Our role ensures that:

1. Communities own their decisions by understand and engaging in the implementation of policies and projects
2. There is increased oversight by citizens on public services
3. More services are delivered to the community with fiscal efficiency
4. There is an increase in transparency and accountability
5. FPIC as an engagement process of decision making
6. There are better policy outcomes