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what is decentralisation of power?

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Answered by neelamgautam

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Defining Decentralisation

In essence, decentralisation is the transfer of decision-making power from a central authority or government to its sub-units. According to Smith (1985: 1), 'The phenomenon of decentralisation is a political issue, which moves around the territorial distribution of power.

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Answered by SarvaiyaAarsh

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Decentralization of power means that the powers which were exercised by the central government are now delegated to states or local governments, or to lower levels of executive. The term itself - 'decentralization' - indicates moving away from the centre.

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