Criteria & Transparency

The rules by which CAMRO admits and supports municipalities.

CAMRO connects municipal needs with external support. To ensure this connection remains trustworthy, every municipality goes through a verified admission process – regardless of size, region or type of need.

Process

How a municipality is admitted.

STEP 01

Application

The municipality submits its needs via the online form.

STEP 02

Pre-screening

The CAMRO team reviews the information for completeness and plausibility.

STEP 03

On-site inspection

An independent project partner verifies the information directly at the municipality.

STEP 04

Review of documents

Relevant documents are reviewed, such as budgets or existing action plans.

STEP 05

Decision

Based on the review, a decision is made on admission to the trial phase.

Trial phase

12 months of practice before it becomes permanent.

Every newly admitted municipality first goes through a trial phase, typically 12 months.

  • The municipality documents its measures regularly.
  • The use of support is presented transparently.
  • The cooperation is evaluated jointly.
After successful completion of the trial phase, the municipality is permanently admitted to the platform.
Admission criteria

Minimum requirements & exclusion criteria.

Minimum requirements

  • Official representation by the mayor or administration
  • Existing own animal welfare measures
  • Bereitschaft zur Offenlegung relevanter Information
  • Acceptance of CAMRO principles
  • No use of killing as a population control measure during participation

Exclusion criteria

  • Complete transfer of municipal responsibility to third parties
  • Lack of or refused transparency
  • Unrealistic or unfounded financial demands
  • Using the platform solely for fundraising
Assessment & Termination

How the cooperation is assessed.

Assessment criteria during the trial phase

  • Quality of implemented measures
  • Earmarked use of support
  • Willingness to cooperate
  • Compliance with jointly agreed goals

When a cooperation ends

  • Misuse of funds
  • False information in the application or review process
  • Failure to implement despite received support
  • Refusal of further cooperation
Participation in CAMRO is voluntary and can be terminated by the municipality at any time.
Core principles

What CAMRO is built on.

Complementary, not replacing

CAMRO ersetzt keine kommunale Finanzierungspflicht.

Transparency

Every admission is based on verified information.

Voluntariness

No municipality is obliged to participate.

Terminable at any time

Participation can be terminated by either party at any time.

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