Burundi Public Expenditure Review : Strengthening Fiscal Resilience to Promote Government Effectiveness
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LIQUIDITYEFFICIENCY OF PUBLIC SPENDING
ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
INTEREST PAYMENTS
ACCOUNTABILITY
BENEFICIARY
FINANCIAL OPERATIONS
PERSONAL INCOME
CENTRAL BANK
INTERNATIONAL BANK
PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
TAX LAW
EXPENDITURE POLICY
DOMESTIC FIRMS
FISCAL IMPACT
TAX REVENUE
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
FOREIGN FINANCING
EXTERNAL FUNDING
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW
DEBT
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
FISCAL BALANCE
SOCIAL PROTECTION
PUBLIC FINANCES
MACROECONOMIC FORECASTS
POLITICIANS
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES
BUDGET FRAMEWORK
LOCAL CURRENCY
CAPITAL SPENDING
OIL PRICES
AUDIT OFFICE
NATIONAL SAVINGS
PUBLIC SECTOR SPECIALIST
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
EXTERNAL FINANCING
PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTORS
TAX BASE
SERVICE PROVIDERS
EXPENDITURE CONTROLS
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
FISCAL AGGREGATE
NATIONAL ECONOMY
CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS
PROGRAMS
BUDGET LAW
ARREARS
POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY
MEDIUM-TERM EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK
REAL GROWTH
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PLANNING
GOVERNMENT REVENUE
ANNUAL BUDGET
REFORM ACTIONS
MEDIUM TERM EXPENDITURE
DECISION-MAKING
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS
FISCAL REFORMS
DATA QUALITY
POVERTY REDUCTION
ANNUAL PERFORMANCE
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
MEDIUM TERM EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK
FISCAL COST
BUDGET DATA
TAX EXEMPTIONS
DEBT SERVICE
PRIVATE SECTOR
REFORM APPROACHES
INVESTMENT CLIMATE
TRANSPARENCY
CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS
MARKET PRICES
CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
DEBT RELIEF
PERFORMANCE TARGETS
FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY
HUMAN RESOURCES
TAX REVENUES
ACCOUNTING
DEBT MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT
ECONOMIC GROWTH RATE
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
FISCAL POLICIES
TAX ADMINISTRATION
DEBT SUSTAINABILITY
EXOGENOUS SHOCKS
EXCHANGE RATE LOSSES
QUALITY OF PUBLIC SPENDING
CIVIL SERVICE REFORMS
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
PUBLIC SECTOR
SUSTAINABILITY ANALYSIS
CASH MANAGEMENT
MONETARY POLICY
TAX COLLECTION
DISBURSEMENTS
PUBLIC WORKS
DATA COLLECTION
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
EXTERNAL DEBT
BENEFICIARIES
FINANCIAL CRISES
RESERVES
CASH BASIS
AID-DEPENDENT COUNTRIES
PERSONAL INCOME TAX
PUBLIC INVESTMENT PROGRAM
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
FISCAL STABILITY
DOMESTIC MARKET
BUDGET SYSTEM
BUDGETARY EXPENDITURES
INFLATION RATE
MEDIUM-TERM IMPLICATIONS
ECONOMIC SHOCKS
BUDGET PROCESS
FOREIGN GRANTS
PUBLIC SERVICE
BASELINE SCENARIO
BUDGET CLASSIFICATION
EXCHANGE RATE
INVESTMENT BUDGET
FISCAL RISK
GOVERNMENT SPENDING
CIVIL SERVICE
GOVERNMENT FINANCE
ECONOMIC GROWTH
SETTLEMENT
CIVIL SERVICE PAY
INFLATIONARY PRESSURES
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE TRACKING
PUBLIC DEBT
ECONOMIC DOWNTURN
DEVELOPMENT BANK
PRICE INDEX
PUBLIC REVENUE
INCOME TAX
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE ANALYSIS
DOMESTIC REVENUE
GOVERNMENT BUDGET
INCOME TAXES
DISBURSEMENT
RECURRENT EXPENDITURES
BASELINE PROJECTIONS
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
PUBLIC INVESTMENT
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT
TREASURY DIRECTORATE
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
CAPITAL INVESTMENTS
TREASURY
REMITTANCES
GROWTH RATE
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
BUDGET ALLOCATION
BUDGET EXECUTION
WAGE EXPENDITURES
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
EXTERNAL SHOCKS
FISCAL OPERATIONS
BUDGET PLANNING
MEDIUM-TERM EXPENDITURE
FISCAL POLICY
FISCAL OUTCOMES
POLITICAL APPOINTEES
BUDGET SUPPORT
PUBLIC EXPENDITURES
MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT
BUDGET CYCLE
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT INFORMATION
FISCAL DEFICITS
MONETARY FUND
BUDGET RESOURCES
INFLATION
CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS
TAX INCENTIVES
BUDGET MANAGEMENT
HEALTH WORKERS
SOCIAL SERVICES
PUBLIC FINANCE
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
PUBLIC INVESTMENTS
TRUST FUND
PRICE VOLATILITY
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
ADMINISTRATIVE CLASSIFICATION
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
PAYMENT ORDERS
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY
CIVIL SERVANTS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
STOCKS
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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21283Abstract
This public expenditure review is
 prepared by the World Bank, in close collaboration with the
 government of Burundi. This document highlights the
 significant progress made by Burundi in the recent past. The
 most notable recent achievement has been the improvement of
 indicators in the sectors of health, education and gender.
 In spite of such progress however, it is observed that
 economic growth remains weak and gross domestic product
 (GDP) rates are below expectations. Burundi is therefore
 vulnerable to different sources of shocks, especially
 external as a result of increasing prices of imported food
 and fuel, the price volatility of tea and coffee exports,
 climate change, and declining aid transfers. The main
 objective of the public expenditure review is to assist the
 government in its efforts to escape fragility by focusing on
 two important and complementary themes: 1) creating adequate
 fiscal space to reduce the impact of future shocks; and 2)
 using the available fiscal space to improve public
 expenditure management and promote government effectiveness.Date
2015-01-14Type
Economic & Sector WorkIdentifier
oai:openknowledge.worldbank.org:10986/21283http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21283
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