GTranslate

Developments in public finance: evidence, theory and practice

20 June - 31 December 2012

Details

This event series delivered by the Centre for Aid and Public Expenditure (CAPE) explored pertinent issues in public finance in developing countries and fragile states. By convening a range of specialists – including researchers, policy-makers and practitioners – the series aimed to share evidence, ideas and innovations to spur improvements in practice and to drive forward the research agenda.

For more information about the series and to register interest in future seminars, please contact Rebecca Simson (r.simson@odi.org.uk).

Events in this series

Examining the evidence of pro-poor budgeting: new research agendas on public expenditure policy in developing countries

Event - Round-table - 27 June 2012 14:00 - 17:00 (GMT+00)

This round-table brought brought together researchers and policy advisors to examine the evidence on pro-poor budgeting in developing countries.

Find out more

Re-examining public financial management reforms: new frameworks and country evidence

Event - Round-table - 20 June 2012 14:00 - 17:00 (GMT+00)

This round-table brought together leading researchers on public financial management (PFM) to examine and debate evidence on budget reforms in low-income African countries. The round-table addressed frameworks for approaching and analysing PFM reforms, pre-conditions and political economy factors, prioritisation and phasing, and sustainability.

Find out more