Papua New Guinea - Public Expenditure Review and Rationalization : Overview of Discussion Papers

The Public Expenditure Review and Rationalization (PERR) report is the result of a collaborative effort between the Government of Papua New Guinea (GoPNG) and a multi-donor team led and coordinated by the World Bank. The report focuses on the analysis of technical issues, understanding the systems,...

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Main Author: World Bank
Format: Public Expenditure Review
Language:en_US
Published: Washington, DC 2013
Subjects:
ADB
tax
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15760
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spelling okr-10986-157602021-04-23T14:03:22Z Papua New Guinea - Public Expenditure Review and Rationalization : Overview of Discussion Papers World Bank account Accountability Accounting accounting practices Accounting Systems ADB allocative efficiency anecdotal evidence appropriations Asian Development Bank audit reports bank accounts banks basic education bidding bills borrowing Budget appropriations budget constraints budget control budget cuts budget deficits budget estimates budget execution budget formulation Budget Management budget systems budgeting bureaucracy Civil Service commercial banks corruption Cost Recovery creditworthiness debt debt servicing debt servicing costs depreciation disbursements dividends drafts exogenous shocks exposure Financial Management Fiscal Balance fiscal discipline fiscal surplus Government Accounting Government Finance government spending Gross Domestic Product Health Expenditures Health Outcomes Health Services Health Spending Human Resource Management income inflation Integrity interest payments interest rates Internal Audit linkages maturity national governments negotiations Operational Costs payment orders Payroll payroll systems politicians private sector procurement procedures provisions public debt PUBLIC EXPENDITURE Public Expenditure Management PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW public expenditures public finance public finance management public goods public investment Public Procurement public resources Public Sector public sector employment public sector productivity Public Sector Reform public servants public service public service delivery public spending purchasing reporting Resource Mobilization salary payments Savings Service Performance settlement superannuation suppliers tax tax collection taxation transparency transport Treasury utilities wages The Public Expenditure Review and Rationalization (PERR) report is the result of a collaborative effort between the Government of Papua New Guinea (GoPNG) and a multi-donor team led and coordinated by the World Bank. The report focuses on the analysis of technical issues, understanding the systems, procedures as well as appreciating the inner dynamics of public finance management. The study notes that collaboration can be improved and strengthened, especially in the areas of including more intensive and frequent interaction to complement each others' strengths and weaknesses and sharing responsibilities for analysis and drafting. The drafts of the Discussion Papers were sent to the Government for review and for formulation of an action plan for implementation in July 2003. This summary overview paper provides a synopsis of the Discussion papers. 2013-09-10T19:59:53Z 2013-09-10T19:59:53Z 2003-09 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15760 en_US 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 East Asia and Pacific Papua New Guinea
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Accountability
Accounting
accounting practices
Accounting Systems
ADB
allocative efficiency
anecdotal evidence
appropriations
Asian Development Bank
audit reports
bank accounts
banks
basic education
bidding
bills
borrowing
Budget appropriations
budget constraints
budget control
budget cuts
budget deficits
budget estimates
budget execution
budget formulation
Budget Management
budget systems
budgeting
bureaucracy
Civil Service
commercial banks
corruption
Cost Recovery
creditworthiness
debt
debt servicing
debt servicing costs
depreciation
disbursements
dividends
drafts
exogenous shocks
exposure
Financial Management
Fiscal Balance
fiscal discipline
fiscal surplus
Government Accounting
Government Finance
government spending
Gross Domestic Product
Health Expenditures
Health Outcomes
Health Services
Health Spending
Human Resource Management
income
inflation
Integrity
interest payments
interest rates
Internal Audit
linkages
maturity
national governments
negotiations
Operational Costs
payment orders
Payroll
payroll systems
politicians
private sector
procurement procedures
provisions
public debt
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
Public Expenditure Management
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW
public expenditures
public finance
public finance management
public goods
public investment
Public Procurement
public resources
Public Sector
public sector employment
public sector productivity
Public Sector Reform
public servants
public service
public service delivery
public spending
purchasing
reporting
Resource Mobilization
salary payments
Savings
Service Performance
settlement
superannuation
suppliers
tax
tax collection
taxation
transparency
transport
Treasury
utilities
wages
spellingShingle account
Accountability
Accounting
accounting practices
Accounting Systems
ADB
allocative efficiency
anecdotal evidence
appropriations
Asian Development Bank
audit reports
bank accounts
banks
basic education
bidding
bills
borrowing
Budget appropriations
budget constraints
budget control
budget cuts
budget deficits
budget estimates
budget execution
budget formulation
Budget Management
budget systems
budgeting
bureaucracy
Civil Service
commercial banks
corruption
Cost Recovery
creditworthiness
debt
debt servicing
debt servicing costs
depreciation
disbursements
dividends
drafts
exogenous shocks
exposure
Financial Management
Fiscal Balance
fiscal discipline
fiscal surplus
Government Accounting
Government Finance
government spending
Gross Domestic Product
Health Expenditures
Health Outcomes
Health Services
Health Spending
Human Resource Management
income
inflation
Integrity
interest payments
interest rates
Internal Audit
linkages
maturity
national governments
negotiations
Operational Costs
payment orders
Payroll
payroll systems
politicians
private sector
procurement procedures
provisions
public debt
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
Public Expenditure Management
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW
public expenditures
public finance
public finance management
public goods
public investment
Public Procurement
public resources
Public Sector
public sector employment
public sector productivity
Public Sector Reform
public servants
public service
public service delivery
public spending
purchasing
reporting
Resource Mobilization
salary payments
Savings
Service Performance
settlement
superannuation
suppliers
tax
tax collection
taxation
transparency
transport
Treasury
utilities
wages
World Bank
Papua New Guinea - Public Expenditure Review and Rationalization : Overview of Discussion Papers
geographic_facet East Asia and Pacific
Papua New Guinea
description The Public Expenditure Review and Rationalization (PERR) report is the result of a collaborative effort between the Government of Papua New Guinea (GoPNG) and a multi-donor team led and coordinated by the World Bank. The report focuses on the analysis of technical issues, understanding the systems, procedures as well as appreciating the inner dynamics of public finance management. The study notes that collaboration can be improved and strengthened, especially in the areas of including more intensive and frequent interaction to complement each others' strengths and weaknesses and sharing responsibilities for analysis and drafting. The drafts of the Discussion Papers were sent to the Government for review and for formulation of an action plan for implementation in July 2003. This summary overview paper provides a synopsis of the Discussion papers.
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title Papua New Guinea - Public Expenditure Review and Rationalization : Overview of Discussion Papers
title_short Papua New Guinea - Public Expenditure Review and Rationalization : Overview of Discussion Papers
title_full Papua New Guinea - Public Expenditure Review and Rationalization : Overview of Discussion Papers
title_fullStr Papua New Guinea - Public Expenditure Review and Rationalization : Overview of Discussion Papers
title_full_unstemmed Papua New Guinea - Public Expenditure Review and Rationalization : Overview of Discussion Papers
title_sort papua new guinea - public expenditure review and rationalization : overview of discussion papers
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