Ghana - 2009 External Review of
 Public Expenditures and Financial Management : Volume 1. Main report
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LIQUIDITYECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION
INFLATIONARY CONSEQUENCES
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
INTEREST PAYMENTS
PROCUREMENT ASSESSMENT
PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENDITURE
CAPITAL ACCOUNT
DOMESTIC DEBT
NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
TAX REVENUE
FOREIGN FINANCING
MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION
EXPENDITURE PROGRAMS
INTERNAL AUDIT
STATED OBJECTIVE
REFORM AGENDA
DEBT
REVENUE SOURCES
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
FISCAL BALANCE
BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION
PUBLIC FINANCES
RESOURCE FLOWS
BUDGET FRAMEWORK
INTERNAL AUDIT FUNCTION
OIL PRICES
BUDGET REVIEW
PUBLIC SECTOR SPECIALIST
AUDITOR GENERAL
EXTERNAL FINANCING
EXTERNAL BORROWING
TAX BASE
BUDGET OPERATIONS
PUBLIC SECTOR FINANCING
UNCERTAINTY
NATIONAL INSURANCE
PUBLIC AGENCIES
BUDGET LAW
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT
POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY
MEDIUM-TERM EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK
HIGHER INTEREST
ANNUAL BUDGET
COST RECOVERY
MEDIUM TERM EXPENDITURE
FISCAL ARRANGEMENTS
FISCAL REFORMS
BUDGET PREPARATION CYCLE
MEDIUM TERM FISCAL STRATEGY
REAL INTEREST RATES
TREASURY NOTES
ANNUAL BUDGET PROCESS
BUDGET ALLOCATIONS
PUBLIC DEFICITS
PUBLIC SECTOR BUDGETING
POVERTY REDUCTION
MEDIUM TERM EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK
BUDGET PROPOSAL
TAX EXEMPTIONS
DEBT SERVICE
PRIVATE SECTOR
ECONOMIC INSTABILITY
FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION
TRANSPARENCY
SECTORAL DISTRIBUTION
HEALTH INSURANCE
PERFORMANCE MONITORING
EXCHANGE RATES
PERFORMANCE INFORMATION
FISCAL DEFICIT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
DEBT RELIEF
BUDGET REPORTING
FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY
INTEREST RATES
AGGREGATE DEMAND
GOVERNMENT BONDS
DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENDITURES
TAX REVENUES
ACCOUNTING
DOMESTIC DEMAND
PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
FINANCE MINISTRY
FINANCIAL CRISIS
DEBT MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC SECTOR EMPLOYEES
MACROECONOMIC FRAMEWORK
FISCAL STRATEGY
PUBLIC SERVICES
INVESTMENT EXPENDITURES
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
FISCAL DISCIPLINE
PUBLIC SECTOR
CASH MANAGEMENT
TAX SYSTEM
ANNUAL BUDGETING
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT BUDGET
EXTERNAL AUDIT
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
PUBLIC SECTOR DEFICIT
BUDGET PREPARATION PROCESS
FOREIGN RESERVES
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
EXTERNAL DEBT
PERSONNEL EMOLUMENTS
BENEFICIARIES
EXPENDITURE TRACKING SURVEYS
HEALTH SECTOR
NET PRESENT VALUE
PUBLIC SECTOR REFORM
ANNUAL BUDGETING PROCESS
AUDITORS
EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES
DOMESTIC MARKET
BUDGETING PROCESS
APPROPRIATIONS
REGULATORY AUTHORITY
BUDGET PREPARATION
BUDGET PROCESS
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
MACROECONOMIC SITUATION
FISCAL TARGET
PRICE INDICES
HIGHER INTEREST PAYMENTS
SOCIAL SECURITY
EXCHANGE RATE
TREASURY BILL
EXPENDITURE ALLOCATIONS
GOVERNMENT SPENDING
CIVIL SERVICE
BUDGETARY ALLOCATIONS
DOMESTIC INTEREST RATES
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
GOVERNMENT REVENUES
COST-RECOVERY
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE TRACKING
PUBLIC DEBT
FISCAL INSTITUTIONS
TAX COLLECTIONS
BUDGET FORMULATION
PRICE INDEX
CAPITAL MARKET
SOCIAL RETURNS
GOVERNMENT FINANCES
RECURRENT EXPENDITURES
SECTORAL ALLOCATIONS
PROGRAM MANAGER
FISCAL POSITION
PUBLIC INVESTMENT
EXPENDITURE PRIORITIES
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT
HEALTH INSURANCE FUND
COMMERCIAL BANKS
EXPENDITURE OUTCOMES
GROWTH RATE
BUDGET EXECUTION
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
EDUCATION SERVICES
MEDIUM-TERM EXPENDITURE
INTEREST INCOME
DOMESTIC SAVINGS
PRIVATE SECTOR GROWTH
FISCAL POLICY
COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT
PUBLIC SECTOR DEBT
AGGREGATE FISCAL
BUDGET SUPPORT
PUBLIC EXPENDITURES
TAX RATE
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
INFLATION
PUBLIC RESOURCES
FISCAL ADJUSTMENT
OPERATIONAL EXPENDITURE
BUDGETARY OPERATIONS
DEFICIT FINANCING
EXPENDITURE CUTS
BOND ISSUES
DONOR FUNDS
PUBLIC INVESTMENTS
PUBLIC SECTORS
CASH FLOW
INTEREST RATE
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
BUDGET CONSTRAINT
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY
AGGREGATE FISCAL DISCIPLINE
FOREIGN CURRENCY
PUBLIC SPENDING
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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/3084Abstract
The 2009 External Review of Public
 Expenditures and Financial Management (ERPEFM) is the fifth
 in a series of annual assessments by some of the development
 agencies that contribute to the Multi-Donor Budgetary
 Support (MDBS) in Ghana. The review was prepared in close
 collaboration and after extensive discussions with senior
 government officials in the Government of Ghana, in
 particular with officials from the ministry of finance and
 economic planning. The main purpose of the review is to
 inform based on research findings the policy dialogue on
 public financial management that takes place in Ghana. The
 implementation of the 2009 budget is happening against the
 backdrop of the Government's stated objective of
 reducing the overall fiscal deficit to 9.4 percent of gross
 domestic product (GDP), down from an estimated 14.5 percent
 in 2008. The remainder of this chapter is organized as
 follows. Section B recapitulates the change in Ghanaian
 public finances in 2008. Section C discusses the
 country's fiscal outlook and the policy challenges
 ahead. Section D closes the chapter with the main
 conclusions and recommendations.Date
2012-03-19Type
Economic & Sector Work :: Public Expenditure ReviewIdentifier
oai:openknowledge.worldbank.org:10986/3084http://hdl.handle.net/10986/3084
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