Swaziland : Country Integrated Fiduciary Assessment
The objective of this assessment was to identify key Public Financial Management (PFM) risks and mitigating actions (reforms) that the Government should plan and implement, in consultation with development partners. The agreed PFM reform programme...
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| Format: | Country Financial Accountability Assessment |
| Language: | English en_US |
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Washington, DC
2013
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2011/09/16465398/swaziland-country-integrated-fiduciary-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12672 |
| Summary: | The objective of this assessment was to
identify key Public Financial Management (PFM) risks and
mitigating actions (reforms) that the Government should plan
and implement, in consultation with development partners.
The agreed PFM reform programme will endeavour to mitigate
key risks in achieving aggregate fiscal discipline,
efficient resource allocation, and efficient and effective
delivery of public services (development purpose) and
accountability. In addition, it will attempt to establish a
level of fiduciary assurance for donors that funds will be
applied for their intended purpose with economy, efficiency
and effectiveness (fiduciary purpose). The remainder of this
report contains background information on PFM in Swaziland
(section two), an explanation of the scores for individual
performance indicators (section three), key risks and
recommended mitigating actions/reforms (section four) and a
summary description of the government's reform
programme (section five). Annexes include - the summary of
the performance indicator scores (annex A); a comparison of
the results from the 2007 assessment with 2009 (annex B);
the calculation of deviations by budget head for the period
2006-2008 (annex C); the list of sources used for each
indicator (annex D); the list of participants met during the
CIFA assessment meetings (annex E); the new PFM bill (annex
F) and a document reference list (annex G). |
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