Public Expenditure Review for Peru : Spending for Results
The purpose of this Public Expenditure Review (PER) is to take stock of Peru's public expenditure since the last PER and identify the main challenges. The key underlying questions addressed are: (i) How did Peru's public expenditure and r...
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okr-10986-132532021-04-23T14:03:06Z Public Expenditure Review for Peru : Spending for Results World Bank DECENTRALIZATION FISCAL DISCIPLINE NATURAL RESOURCE TAXATION PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY RESULTS-BASED BUDGETING REVENUE SHARING The purpose of this Public Expenditure Review (PER) is to take stock of Peru's public expenditure since the last PER and identify the main challenges. The key underlying questions addressed are: (i) How did Peru's public expenditure and revenues develop over the past decade? (ii) How have decentralization and the shift towards results-based budgeting impacted this development across levels of government and sectors? And, (iii) to what extent are public expenditures allocatively and technically efficient? This report aims to contribute to the policy discussion in Peru about the broad challenges faced by public expenditure. Since the last PER was prepared in 2002, a number of important developments have affected the management of public finances. First, the country has engaged in a decentralization process in which regional and local governments are increasingly assuming responsibilities for public service delivery. Second, as fiscal discipline was successfully restored, the policy focus shifted towards improving the efficiency and quality of public spending; and results-based budgeting has been gradually introduced to support policy and expenditure decisions. In addition, the increase in the level and volatility of the price of minerals has highlighted issues related to natural resource taxation and revenue sharing across different levels of government. This report aims to speak to these issues to help inform the policy debate on public expenditure in Peru. 2013-04-22T20:15:47Z 2013-04-22T20:15:47Z 2012-06-06 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/06/17204328/peru-public-expenditure-review-peru-spending-results http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13253 English en_US Public Expenditure Review (PER); CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Public Expenditure Review Economic & Sector Work Latin America & Caribbean Peru |
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The purpose of this Public Expenditure
Review (PER) is to take stock of Peru's public
expenditure since the last PER and identify the main
challenges. The key underlying questions addressed are: (i)
How did Peru's public expenditure and revenues develop
over the past decade? (ii) How have decentralization and the
shift towards results-based budgeting impacted this
development across levels of government and sectors? And,
(iii) to what extent are public expenditures allocatively
and technically efficient? This report aims to contribute to
the policy discussion in Peru about the broad challenges
faced by public expenditure. Since the last PER was prepared
in 2002, a number of important developments have affected
the management of public finances. First, the country has
engaged in a decentralization process in which regional and
local governments are increasingly assuming responsibilities
for public service delivery. Second, as fiscal discipline
was successfully restored, the policy focus shifted towards
improving the efficiency and quality of public spending; and
results-based budgeting has been gradually introduced to
support policy and expenditure decisions. In addition, the
increase in the level and volatility of the price of
minerals has highlighted issues related to natural resource
taxation and revenue sharing across different levels of
government. This report aims to speak to these issues to
help inform the policy debate on public expenditure in Peru. |
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Public Expenditure Review for Peru : Spending for Results |
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Public Expenditure Review for Peru : Spending for Results |
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Public Expenditure Review for Peru : Spending for Results |
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Public Expenditure Review for Peru : Spending for Results |
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Public Expenditure Review for Peru : Spending for Results |
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public expenditure review for peru : spending for results |
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Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/06/17204328/peru-public-expenditure-review-peru-spending-results http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13253 |
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