General Secretariat of Steering Committee of PFMRP Manila 1718 September 1 Budget Transparency in Cambodia Content of Presentation What we did What we are doing ID: 468003
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Fiscal Openness Working Group of the Open Government Partnership Asia – Pacific Workshop
General Secretariat of Steering Committee of PFMRP
Manila, 17-18 September
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Budget Transparency in CambodiaSlide2
Content of Presentation
What we did....................................
What we are doing..........................
What we are going to do................ to improve participatory and transparent budget
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What we did.................
The involvement from outsiders in the budget process was quite limited even though Budget for Sub National Administrations was theoretically more open than the national institutions.
Access to budget-related information was also limited.
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What we are doing....................
PEFA Assessment: 3.2 Comprehensiveness and transparency
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PI
Dimension
Score 2009
Score 2015
Justification
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Comprehensiveness of information included in budget documentation
B
C
Three of the nine key elements of budget documentation (#1, 3, 8) were presented in the budget submission for 2015.
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Extent of unreported government operations
C
C
Scoring Method M1
8
Transparency of inter-governmental fiscal relations
C
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B
Scoring Method M2
9
Oversight of aggregate fiscal risk from other public sector entities.
C
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C
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Scoring Method M1
10
Public access to key fiscal information
C
D
None of the six criteria have been met. Whilst four of the report types listed are being made public, this happens with (mostly significant) delay.
19
Transparency, competition and complaints mechanism in procurement
NA
D
Scoring Method M2Slide5
What we are doing.................
Public Conference for macroeconomic framework as the basis for annual budget preparation
Consultation workshop on draft annual budget law by National Assembly
Public Conference to disseminate Approved annual budget law by MEF
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What we are going to do
Consolidated Action Plan Platform 2 (CAP3)
(2016-2018)
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Strengthen implementation of new accounting, recording and reporting, and transparency systemsImprove the reporting
format and exchange of information with the public
Increase procurement competition and transparency through open and public participation and public dissemination of procurement plan and contract award Slide7
What we are going to do
Key Indicators (2016-2018)
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PFM Area
Specific Conditions
2016
2017
2018
Comprehensiveness and transparency
4. Enhanced adequacy and transparency of fiscal transfers to Sub-National Administrations (SNAs)
The Sub-National Investment Facility (SNIF) is established and operational
The system of rules-based fiscal transfers to SNAs is reviewed to assess efficiency of the current instruments and recommendations made for its revision
The allocation formulae for the Provinces, District-Municipality and Commune-Sangkat Funds are revised in line with review recommendations, to provide adequate funding for decentralised functions
5. Enhanced budget transparency
The Citizen-friendly Budget (‘Budget-in-Brief’) presentation is improved in consultation with the civil society, and is published by mid-February on the MEF website
The draft Budget Law 2018 is published on the MEF website after its approval by the Government
The Mid-Year Budget Review is published on the MEF websiteSlide8
Questions.......................
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s there a relationship between OBS and PEFA?How to integrate OBS into the Budget System?
How open is the CSO’s budget? 8