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The Paris Declaration partly aims to ensure greater reliance on countries’ Public Financial Management (PFM) systems to create assurances that aid is used for the intended purposes. The Joint Venture on PFM brings together donor and partner authorities to address these challenges in implementing the Paris commitments. It aims to foster good practices in implementing PFM reforms; harmonise the measurement of PFM performance; and share knowledge and experiences among donors and partners on using country PFM systems.
www.oecd.org/dac/effectiveness/pfm
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27-Mar-2009
Managing Development Resources takes stock of progress in strengthening PFM systems and also provides recommendations on how best to facilitate achieving the 2010 targets set out in the Paris Declaration. Improving the rules and institutions governing these activities should be a major component of any development approach.
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12-Feb-2009
The Report on the Use of Country Systems in Public Financial Management is part of the Joint Venture’s ongoing work on facilitating the implementation of the Paris Declaration (2005) as it relates to PFM. The report takes stock of progress on using country systems in PFM and outlines recommendations on how best to achieve the 2010 targets as set out in the Paris Declaration and as we move to the Accra High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness and beyond.
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25-Jul-2008
The PFM Flash Report offers information about activities under, or relevant for, the PFM Support Programme of the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The 2008 Report is dedicated to experiences with the Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability initiative at five Dutch Embassies in partner countries.
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The Joint Venture on Public Financial Management (PFM) held a consultative meeting on Public Financial Management on the 27th of May 2008. The meeting was hosted by the South African Treasury and the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI) based in Pretoria.
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01-Aug-2008
Mokoro and the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) drafted a stocktake paper which identifies and analyses donor approaches to managing risks when using country systems, the range of benefits from using country systems recognized by donors and the different types of relationships between risks and benefits recognized by donors. The stocktake was commissioned by DFID to feed into the Joint Venture on Public Financial Management’s report on the Use of Country Systems in Public Financial Management. The Stocktake Report is available here.
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