This note looks specifically at how the government used Public Finance Management (PFM) policies to help address the enormous short-term challenges of a fragile situation in the aftermath of the 2006 crisis. The government capitalized on a rapid increase in oil revenues and through administrative measures that delegated more responsibility for spending decisions to line ministries, achieved a rapid increase in the rate of public spending on cash transfers...
更多显示
详细
-
2010/11/02
-
工作文件
-
62060
-
1
-
1
-
2011/06/06
-
Disclosed
-
Timor-Leste's recovery from the 2006 crisis : some lessons
-
Social Protection