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Best practice in capacity building in public finance management in Africa : (Record no. 159480)

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Personal name Andersoon, Goran
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Title Best practice in capacity building in public finance management in Africa :
Remainder of title experiences of NORAD ans Sida
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Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice 2002
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Summary, etc This study was contracted by Sida and NORAD for the purpose of summarising experiences in capacity building for Public Finance Management (PFM) in Africa. In particular, the two organisations’ attempts to take a more comprehensive approach to PFM were to be highlighted. The study is a desk study, based on a review of policy documents. An overview of the Swedish and Norwegian approach for support to PFM reveals a number of similarities between the two donors. In particular, since the seventies and eighties, their approach has moved away from the concept of “filling holes” based on standalone technical assistance to PFM institutions. Presently, the donor agencies, at least in theory, approach PFM as a system, comprising the above-mentioned components. In the diagnostic phase they attempt to take a systemic view, although most interventions focus components or sub-components. Tentative recommendations that the authors see emergingfrom their examination of Sida and NORAD projects as well as other sources of experience are as follows: - A long view is necessary. - It is important to analyse the entire PFM system and to undertake interventions that are balanced between the components of PFM (Planning, budgeting, Auditing, Accounting etc.). - Support the education and training of economists and accountants to build up a strong professional cadre of accountants and economists. - Improve human resource management systems (like salaries and career opportunities) to attract competent personnel for PFM. - Institutionalise the dialogue between recipient agencies and donor agencies during both diagnostic and implementation stages. - The development perspective has to guide the development of PFM. - Ideally, the recipient government, not the World Bank should provide leadership for support to PFM under joint donor “umbrellas”. - Support and encourage regional organisations and networks in the PFM field. - Consider implementation conditions such as: The level of political will to i
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Public finance
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Financial administration
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Public expenditure
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Personal name Isaksen, Ian
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    Library of Congress Classification     School of Social Work Library School of Social Work Library - Special Collections 09/06/2022 No. 16 (2002)   HJ1441 AND J42087 13/06/2022 SP32725 13/06/2022 Reports For In-house use only