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Municipal Money is an initiative of the National Treasury, which has collected extensive municipal financial data over several years and would like to share this information with the public.
Please note that Municipal Money is an initiative by the National Treasury to provide information to the public on how their municipality is spending public funds to improve service delivery.
Only queries to feedback@municipalmoney.gov.za that pertain to the information available on the site or technical difficulties to access the information will be responded to. Account related queries must be directed to the relevant department at the respective municipality. Kindly contact the respective municipality directly for such contact details.
The National Treasury do not deal with account related queries and therefore receipt of this email is not acknowledged or recorded.
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Municipal Money is an initiative of the National Treasury, which hosts extensive amounts of municipal financial data, submitted by municipalities. In order to share this data with the public, National Treasury has enlisted the help of an external partner, Code for South Africa – an NGO that promotes informed public decision-making using technology.
Municipal Money is a free, impartial, politically neutral, online tool to find out about how municipal funds are spent. Our aim is to help citizens understand where public money is spent and whether this is within acceptable norms, not to comment on how it is spent. In doing so we hope to empower our citizens, strengthen civic oversight and promote accountability. We hope that Municipal Money will be a useful tool for everyone, regardless of their political persuasion and their views on public spending.