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The Municipal Sustainability Tool (MST) is designed to empower local governments with data-driven solutions for effective decision-making
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Welcome to the Municipal Dashboard! This dashboard provides a comprehensive overview of the financial status and key metrics of municipalities for the selected year.
The map provides a visual representation of the chosen municipality, highlighting its geographical boundaries and important locations within the municipality.
For further assistance or more detailed explanations of the dashboard features, please refer to our detailed user manual or contact support.
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This financial dashboard provides a comprehensive view of key financial metrics and data. The information is categorized into various sections, each offering critical insights for evaluating financial performance. Below are the components and their details.
Note: The data displayed is loaded through the Financial Modelling Module using mSCOA data strings.Revenue analytics provides municipalities with valuable insights into their financial health and helps them make informed decisions about budgeting, policy development, and service delivery. By effectively analyzing revenue sources and trends, local governments can better position themselves for long-term fiscal sustainability.
Revenue billed refers to the total amounts charged by municipalities for various services and taxes, representing expected income for a specific period. This includes property taxes, utility charges, service fees, and fines. The billing process involves assessing values, calculating charges, and generating invoices sent to residents and businesses. Revenue billed is a critical aspect of municipal finance, directly impacting the financial health and sustainability of local governments. By effectively managing the billing process, municipalities can enhance revenue collection, improve transparency, and foster positive relationships with residents.
Revenue analytics provides municipalities with valuable insights into their financial health and helps them make informed decisions about budgeting, policy development, and service delivery. By effectively analyzing revenue sources and trends, local governments can better position themselves for long-term fiscal sustainability.
Revenue billed refers to the total amounts charged by municipalities for various services and taxes, representing expected income for a specific period. This includes property taxes, utility charges, service fees, and fines. The billing process involves assessing values, calculating charges, and generating invoices sent to residents and businesses. Revenue billed is a critical aspect of municipal finance, directly impacting the financial health and sustainability of local governments. By effectively managing the billing process, municipalities can enhance revenue collection, improve transparency, and foster positive relationships with residents.
Customer balances refer to the outstanding amounts owed by residents or businesses to a municipality for services rendered, taxes assessed, or fines incurred. This balance reflects any unpaid invoices and includes charges for utilities, property taxes, permits, and other municipal fees. Effective management of customer balances is critical for maintaining cash flow and financial health. Municipalities must monitor these balances regularly to identify delinquencies and implement timely collection strategies.
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