omavalitsusasutused
Omavalitsusasutused, or local self-government institutions, are the primary units of local administration in Estonia. They are established to provide local services, maintain public order, and promote the interests of the community. Omavalitsusasutused are governed by the Local Government Act, which outlines their structure, functions, and powers.
There are two main types of omavalitsusasutused: vallad (municipalities) and linnad (cities). Municipalities are further divided
The governance of omavalitsusasutused is typically carried out by a local council, which is elected by the
Omavalitsusasutused have a wide range of responsibilities, including providing social services, maintaining infrastructure, managing waste, and
In Estonia, omavalitsusasutused are an essential part of the country's decentralized governance system. They provide a