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Introduction of Performance Budgeting
Introduction of Performance Budgeting
Armenia
The long-term goal is to support the decentralization process in the country through improving the LSG capacity , ensuring citizen participation and an accountable and measurable public expenditure management (PEM).
The aim of the Project is to support the introduction of a Results based/Performance Budgeting (PB) methodology into planning, monitoring and evaluation processes at the community level.
Performance Budget- is a financial plan providing a statement of the municipality mission, goals, and objectives and a regular assessment of their performance as a part of the budgeting process, which creates linkage between the necessary inputs for the implementation of the municipality strategic development plan and anticipated outcomes.
Budgeting
Armenia
Estimation of Municipality revenues for three years Initial estimation/costing of priority Targets/Projects Development of List of long-term Priority Targets/ Projects with costs and cumulative costs for three years -2006-2008 Distribution of targets/projects by years and coding Setting performance indicators for the projects Development of annual 2006 municipality budget Approval of the Municipality 2006 budget by the community council (public hearings)
Armenia
Execution, internal and external accountability (quarterly status reports for budget implementation) Control, internal (municipality council) and external (NA, Governmant) control-assessment of actual implementation of the budget upon planned budget Provision of recommendations Revision of budget expenditures based on the recommendations
Armenia
Gender Mainstreaming
Women and men are equally involved in the decision making process
Overview as Baseline for Performance Budgeting Budgeting Process Phases and Participants Performance Budget Planning Budget Execution and Controls
Factors of success
Armenia
Public participation and engagement: municipality staff and council, WGs and IGs Selection of Pilot Municipalities: size, sector and open minded municipality heads Selection of Partners: Community Finance Officers Association Cooperation with donor organizations and programmes: ASIF, CHF/USAID, US Treasury Department Cooperation with national and local Government partners: Ministry of Territorial Administration and Ministry of Finance and Economy, Pilot LSGs Effective cooperation between the Headquarters, Regional Office and Country Office
Acknowledgments
Many thanks to: Ron McGill UN CDF- New York Dafina Gercheva- UNDP Bratislava Glendal Wright- UNDP Bratislava Semuel Coxsen- USAID/ RTI Gail Ostler US Treasury Department Community Finance Officers Association USAID/CHF Armenian Social Investment Fund Government counterparts
Armenia