List of Unitary States With Devolution
| State | Government Type | Subdivisions article | Main regional units | Other regional units |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| France | Republic | Regions of France | 27 regions, of which 6 have a special degree of autonomy | |
| Italy | Republic | Regions of Italy | 20 regions, of which 5 have a special degree of autonomy | 2 autonomous provinces |
| Papua New Guinea | Constitutional Monarchy | Provinces of Papua New Guinea | 18 provinces | 1 capital territory |
| Peru | Republic | Regions of Peru | 25 regions | 1 province at the first order |
| Solomon Islands | Constitutional Monarchy | Provinces of the Solomon Islands | 9 provinces | 1 capital territory |
| Spain | Constitutional Monarchy | Autonomous communities of Spain (nationalities and regions of Spain) |
17 autonomous communities | 2 autonomous cities |
| United Kingdom | Constitutional Monarchy | Countries of the United Kingdom (Home Nations) |
4 constituent countries, of which 3 have devolved governments | |
| Kenya | Presidential Republic | Counties of Kenya | 47 counties based on 47 districts recognized by law |
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