önkormányzású

Önkormányzású is a Hungarian term that translates to "self-governing" or "autonomous" in English. It is primarily used in the context of local government and administration within Hungary. An önkormányzású entity, such as a municipality or a county, possesses a degree of self-determination in managing its local affairs. This means it has the authority to make decisions and implement policies regarding issues that directly affect its residents, within the framework of national law.

The concept of önkormányzású is a cornerstone of Hungarian local democracy. It empowers local communities to address their specific needs and priorities, fostering a sense of local ownership and responsibility. These self-governing bodies typically have their own elected representatives, budgets, and administrative structures. Their responsibilities can range from providing public services like education, healthcare, and infrastructure maintenance to urban planning and local economic development. The degree of autonomy can vary, but the fundamental principle is that decisions affecting local matters are best made at the local level by those directly impacted.