Province of Cordoba, Republic of Argentina : Public Financial Management Assessment
This public financial management assessment for Cordoba has three main objectives: (i) to provide the provincial governments with a reference tool for dialogue and action to strengthen their public financial management (PFM) systems; (ii) to provid...
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| Format: | Country Financial Accountability Assessment |
| Language: | English en_US |
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Washington, DC
2012
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/07/16726751/argentina-province-cordoba-public-financial-management-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11961 |
| Summary: | This public financial management
assessment for Cordoba has three main objectives: (i) to
provide the provincial governments with a reference tool for
dialogue and action to strengthen their public financial
management (PFM) systems; (ii) to provide an assessment of
provincial PFM systems, identifying and addressing their
main fiduciary issues, as well as the impact of these issues
on the implementation of World Bank operations; and (iii) to
contribute to the World Bank's dialogue with
Argentina's national and provincial authorities on
fiduciary portfolio management and reliance on country
systems. The study focuses on budget preparation and
execution, with emphasis on budget comprehensiveness and
performance, and on public accountancy and control. It
describes strengths and weaknesses of the provincial systems
and analyzes their impact on fiscal discipline and the
allocation of resources. Chapter 2 of this assessment
describes the economic and institutional framework of the
Province of San Juan. Chapter 3 summarizes the
province's main achievements and challenges ahead in
public financial management reform, drawing on Chapter 4,
which gives a detailed analysis of public financial
management in the province, using the PEFA indicators agreed
with the provincial government. Chapter 3 summarizes the
province's main achievements and challenges ahead in
public financial management reform, drawing on Chapter 4,
which gives a detailed analysis of public financial
management in the province, using the PEFA indicators agreed
with the provincial government. |
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