Results-oriented public expenditure: Case study of the Mali

Type Working Paper - CAPE-ODI Working Papers
Title Results-oriented public expenditure: Case study of the Mali
Author(s)
Publication (Day/Month/Year) 2003
URL http://www.odi.org/resources/docs/2047.pdf
Abstract
Mali’s annual budget is input based. In recent years it has often been revised in-year to reduce expenditure because receipts have been overestimated. It has recently been underpinned on the expenditure side by a medium term expenditure framework (MTEF) projecting expenditures by spending ministry and agency and by broad programme over three years. The MTEF is subsumed within Mali’s PRSP. Budget preparation begins with a circular to ministries outlining the government’s principal policy options on the basis of which bids are sought. The recurrent and capital budgets are processed separately – respectively by the budget directorate and the planning directorate in the Ministry of Finance and Economy.

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