PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TOPIC GUIDE
PFM reforms have typically focused on achieving and securing overall economic and fiscal stability, allocative efficiency and operational efficiency2. To this end, PFM reforms mostly prioritise technical approaches to improve the performance of the PFM systems, including through the integration,
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