Public Investment Management in Latin America and the Caribbean : Institutions under Evolution
Over recent decades many countries of the Latin America region have set up specialized processes and mechanisms for public investment management. Initially created as isolated systems, they are now being further integrated with enhanced budgeting p...
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                  okr-10986-210532021-04-23T14:04:00Z Public Investment Management in Latin America and the Caribbean : Institutions under Evolution Frank, Jonas ASSURANCE BANKS BORROWING BUDGETING CREDIBILITY DEBT DECENTRALIZATION DEVELOPMENT BANK ECONOMICS ELECTRICITY EQUALIZATION EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES EXPLOITATION FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS INFORMATION SYSTEMS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LATRINE MINISTRIES OF FINANCE MUNICIPALITIES PUBLIC PUBLIC INVESTMENT REGULATORY CAPACITIES ROADS SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS TELECOMMUNICATIONS TRANSPARENCY TREASURY Over recent decades many countries of the Latin America region have set up specialized processes and mechanisms for public investment management. Initially created as isolated systems, they are now being further integrated with enhanced budgeting processes and financial management systems. In this process, Ministries of Finance and planning entities have emerged as the two key agencies taking on critical functions in the investment cycle. The on-going consolidation of institutional arrangements is being challenged through the increasing involvement of subnational governments, not least since they also are increasingly promoting PPP arrangements that require considerable regulatory capacities. More recently, countries are promoting results-oriented management and multi-year planning which can provide new impetus to strengthen public investment management. This is required as infrastructure gaps remain significant across urban and rural areas, and further efforts are required to enhance expenditure efficiency at both national and subnational levels of government. In the future, increased attention and asymmetric treatment of subnational governments is required to address the existing and possibly widening infrastructure gaps in light of uneven capacities. 2014-12-31T16:11:47Z 2014-12-31T16:11:47Z 2013 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/01/23068420/public-investment-management-latin-america-caribbean-institutions-under-evolution http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21053 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Public Investment Review Latin America & Caribbean Caribbean Latin America | 
    
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                  ASSURANCE BANKS BORROWING BUDGETING CREDIBILITY DEBT DECENTRALIZATION DEVELOPMENT BANK ECONOMICS ELECTRICITY EQUALIZATION EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES EXPLOITATION FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS INFORMATION SYSTEMS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LATRINE MINISTRIES OF FINANCE MUNICIPALITIES PUBLIC PUBLIC INVESTMENT REGULATORY CAPACITIES ROADS SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS TELECOMMUNICATIONS TRANSPARENCY TREASURY  | 
    
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                  ASSURANCE BANKS BORROWING BUDGETING CREDIBILITY DEBT DECENTRALIZATION DEVELOPMENT BANK ECONOMICS ELECTRICITY EQUALIZATION EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES EXPLOITATION FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS INFORMATION SYSTEMS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LATRINE MINISTRIES OF FINANCE MUNICIPALITIES PUBLIC PUBLIC INVESTMENT REGULATORY CAPACITIES ROADS SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS TELECOMMUNICATIONS TRANSPARENCY TREASURY Frank, Jonas Public Investment Management in Latin America and the Caribbean : Institutions under Evolution  | 
    
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                  Over recent decades many countries of
            the Latin America region have set up specialized processes
            and mechanisms for public investment management. Initially
            created as isolated systems, they are now being further
            integrated with enhanced budgeting processes and financial
            management systems. In this process, Ministries of Finance
            and planning entities have emerged as the two key agencies
            taking on critical functions in the investment cycle. The
            on-going consolidation of institutional arrangements is
            being challenged through the increasing involvement of
            subnational governments, not least since they also are
            increasingly promoting PPP arrangements that require
            considerable regulatory capacities. More recently, countries
            are promoting results-oriented management and multi-year
            planning which can provide new impetus to strengthen public
            investment management. This is required as infrastructure
            gaps remain significant across urban and rural areas, and
            further efforts are required to enhance expenditure
            efficiency at both national and subnational levels of
            government. In the future, increased attention and
            asymmetric treatment of subnational governments is required
            to address the existing and possibly widening infrastructure
            gaps in light of uneven capacities. | 
    
| format | 
                  Economic & Sector Work :: Public Investment Review | 
    
| author | 
                  Frank, Jonas | 
    
| author_facet | 
                  Frank, Jonas | 
    
| author_sort | 
                  Frank, Jonas | 
    
| title | 
                  Public Investment Management in Latin America and the Caribbean : Institutions under Evolution | 
    
| title_short | 
                  Public Investment Management in Latin America and the Caribbean : Institutions under Evolution | 
    
| title_full | 
                  Public Investment Management in Latin America and the Caribbean : Institutions under Evolution | 
    
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                  Public Investment Management in Latin America and the Caribbean : Institutions under Evolution | 
    
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                  Public Investment Management in Latin America and the Caribbean : Institutions under Evolution | 
    
| title_sort | 
                  public investment management in latin america and the caribbean : institutions under evolution | 
    
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                  World Bank, Washington, DC | 
    
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                  2014 | 
    
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                  http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/01/23068420/public-investment-management-latin-america-caribbean-institutions-under-evolution http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21053  | 
    
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