The city council group Freie Wähler and FÜR Karlsruhe advocates a regular review of voluntary services to ensure that the reasons for funding continue to exist and that the services comply with the current funding guidelines.
Currently, many voluntary services are included in the budgets, often without prior review. In order to ensure that funding is used efficiently, the city council group is requesting a review cycle of five years. During this period, it should be determined whether the reason for the funding is still valid and whether the funding complies with the current funding guidelines.
This measure aims to ensure the transparent and targeted use of funds. Regular reviews avoid unnecessary expenditure while ensuring that those who rely on voluntary benefits continue to receive the support they need.

“We see this initiative as an important step towards the sustainable management of city funds. Through regular evaluation, resources can be used more effectively, which ultimately benefits all of Karlsruhe’s citizens. Everyone should receive the support they really need. This new procedure is intended to ensure this,” says city councillor Petra Lorenz about the city council group’s proposal.

FAQ

Warum fordert die Fraktionsgemeinschaft der Freien Wähler und FÜR Karlsruhe eine regelmäßige Überprüfung von freiwilligen Leistungen?

The city council group would like to ensure that the reasons for funding continue to exist and that the services comply with the current funding guidelines. Regular reviews can avoid unnecessary expenditure and ensure that funds are used efficiently.

Wie oft sollen die Überprüfungen stattfinden?

The city council group proposes a review cycle of five years. Within this period, it should be determined whether the reason for funding still applies and whether the funding complies with the current funding guidelines.

Wer profitiert von dieser Maßnahme?

Transparent and targeted use of funds ultimately means that all citizens of Karlsruhe benefit from sustainable management of the city’s funds. At the same time, it ensures that those who rely on voluntary services continue to receive the support they need.