Kosovo - Public Expenditure Review

During most of the 2000s, Kosovo has pursued a highly conservative fiscal policy, restraining expenditures as revenues continued to climb. The Government has now shifted toward an expansionary expenditure policy. In the short term, the Government i...

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Main Author:	World Bank
Format:	Public Expenditure Review
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank 2012
Subjects:	ACADEMIC YEAR ACADEMIC YEARS ACCESS TO EDUCATION ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION ACCREDITATION ADVANCED DEGREES AGE COHORT ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR AVERAGE CLASS SIZE BASIC EDUCATION BASIC EDUCATION LEVEL BASIC SCHOOL TEACHERS BASIC SCHOOLS BASIS OF ENROLLMENT BIRTH RATE BIRTH RATES BUDGET FOR EDUCATION CAMPAIGNS CAPITAL EXPENDITURES CARE CENTERS CAREER CAREER DEVELOPMENT CAREER LADDER CHILDREN CLASS SIZES CLASSROOM CLASSROOM TEACHING CLASSROOMS CLINICS COLLEGES COMMUNICABLE DISEASES COMPULSORY EDUCATION COSTS OF EDUCATION CURRICULUM DEBT SERVICE DECISION MAKING DIABETES DONOR SUPPORT DROPOUT RATE DROPOUT RATES EDUCATION BUDGET EDUCATION OFFICIALS EDUCATION PROJECTS EDUCATION SECTOR EDUCATION SPENDING EDUCATION SYSTEM EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ENROLLMENT CAPACITIES ENROLLMENT DATA ENROLLMENT FIGURES ENROLLMENT LEVELS ENROLLMENT RATE ENROLLMENT RATES ETHNIC MINORITIES EVALUATION OF EDUCATION EXPENDITURES FACULTY FACULTY OF EDUCATION FAMILIES FEE WAIVERS FINANCIAL AUDITS FOOD PREPARATION FORMULA FUNDING GENERAL EDUCATION GIRLS GRADE LEVELS GRADE TEACHING GRANTS GROSS ENROLLMENT GROSS ENROLLMENT RATE GROUPS GROWTH IN ENROLLMENT HEALTH HEALTH FOR ALL HEALTH INDICATORS HEALTH INTERVENTIONS HEALTH MANAGEMENT HEALTH OUTCOMES HEALTH POLICY HEALTH SERVICES HIGH PUPIL TEACHER RATIOS HIGH SCHOOL HIGHER EDUCATION HIGHER EDUCATION ENROLLMENT HOSPITAL ADMISSION HOSPITALS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IMMUNIZATION IMPLEMENTATION INFORMATION SYSTEMS INSTITUTES INSTRUCTION INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS INVESTMENT KNOWLEDGE LABOR FORCE LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION LEADERSHIP LECTURERS LEVEL OF EDUCATION LIFE EXPECTANCY LOWER SECONDARY LEVEL MEASLES MEDICAL TREATMENT MEDICINES MIGRATION MINISTRIES MINISTRIES OF FINANCE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MORBIDITY MORTALITY MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS NET ENROLLMENT NET ENROLLMENT RATE NEWSPAPERS NUMBER OF STUDENTS NUMBER OF TEACHERS NURSES NUTRITION OUTPATIENT CARE PARTICIPATION PATIENT PATIENTS PHYSICIANS POLLUTION PREPRIMARY EDUCATION PRESCHOOL EDUCATION PREVENTION PRIMARY ENROLLMENT PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PRIMARY LEVEL PRIMARY SCHOOL PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE POPULATION PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS PRIVATE EDUCATION PRIVATE EDUCATION SECTOR PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS PRIVATE SECTOR PROVIDERS PRIVATE TERTIARY EDUCATION PRIVATE TERTIARY EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS PROFESSORS PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLIC UNIVERSITY PUPIL SPENDING PUPIL TEACHER RATIO PUPIL TEACHER RATIOS PUPIL-TEACHER RATIO PUPIL-TEACHER RATIOS RISKS RURAL AREAS RURAL CHILDREN RURAL SCHOOLS RURAL STUDENTS SALARY INCREASES SATELLITE SCHOOLS SCHOOL SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN SCHOOL AUTONOMY SCHOOL BUILDINGS SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION SCHOOL DATA SCHOOL ENROLLMENT SCHOOL LEVEL SCHOOL NETWORK SCHOOL READINESS SCHOOL STUDENTS SCHOOL TEACHING SCHOOL YEAR SCHOOL YEARS SCIENCE SECOND LANGUAGE SECONDARY EDUCATION SECONDARY SCHOOL SECONDARY SCHOOLS SICK LEAVE SKILLED LABOR SKILLED WORKERS SKILLS SMALL SCHOOLS SMOKING SOCIAL WELFARE STRATEGY STUDENT STUDENT BODY STUDENT DATA STUDENT DEMAND STUDENT DROPOUT STUDENT POPULATION STUDENTS TEACHER TEACHER SALARIES TEACHERS TEACHING TEACHING ASSISTANTS TEACHING FORCE TERTIARY EDUCATION TERTIARY EDUCATION SECTOR TRAINING TUITION TUITION FEES TUITION SUBSIDIES UNEMPLOYMENT UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UNIVERSITIES UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY COSTS UNIVERSITY DEGREE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION UNIVERSITY GRADUATES UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS UNIVERSITY STAFF URBAN SCHOOLS VOCATIONAL EDUCATION VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS WASTE WORKERS WORKPLACE
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Summary:	During most of the 2000s, Kosovo has pursued a highly conservative fiscal policy, restraining expenditures as revenues continued to climb. The Government has now shifted toward an expansionary expenditure policy. In the short term, the Government intends to finance the resulting budget deficits from accumulated savings and borrowing, as well as through the sale of assets and donor budget support. Neither solution is sustainable. In principle, there is room to increase revenues Kosovo's tax burden is low by regional standards. But the weakness of domestic tax instruments makes this difficult. Restraint on the expenditure side will be required. Given the well-documented shortcomings of public services in Kosovo, this will require an improvement in the quality of public expenditure an improvement in the efficiency of public service delivery rather than a reduction in the quantity or quality of services. This report looks for such opportunities in the major programs of Government expenditure. Overall, Kosovo is in a position to maintain a sustainable fiscal stance while continuing to improve the quality of public services. The public sector is small, relative to gross domestic product (GDP), and does not bear a crushing burden of long term obligations to pensioners, to veterans, to creditors that threaten the finances of neighboring countries.

Kosovo - Public Expenditure Review

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