Public finance for children in Malaysia: analysis
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Description: Public finance for children in Malaysia analysis and strategy development Dr Victor P Karunan Senior Social Policy Specialist UNICEF MALAYSIA UNICEF Global Social Policy Meeting 1922 May 2015 HQNew York Study supported by UNICEF
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Public finance for children in Malaysia: analysis and strategy development Dr. Victor P. Karunan Senior Social Policy Specialist UNICEF MALAYSIA UNICEF Global Social Policy Meeting 19-22 May 2015, HQ-New York Study supported by UNICEF Regional (East Asia and Pacific) and Malaysia UNICEF Country Office Undertaken with support of MOF Malaysia (documents, facilitating initial appointments, extracts from budget system MIS) Strategic Orientation: Malaysia as an upper middle income country Lessons learned relevant for development of strategies and approaches for working with MI and HI countries to address persisting child rights challenges (regionally and beyond) Malaysia Ministry of Finance is well regarded and is an active participant in regional PFM network – PEMNA – Public Expenditure Management Network Asia-Pacific & Asian Development Bank - COP Potential for dissemination of PF4C work in Malaysia through regional PFM networks Previous collaboration with Ministry of Finance on planning and budgeting for children Presentations/participation in regional meetings, study tours Implementation of PFM system reform in Malaysia – Outcome Based Budgeting (OBB) Keen interest in adopting performance based budgeting on the part of a number of countries in the region – lessons learned on how to integrate a child-focus into the reforms PF4C study in Malaysia: strategic orientation Describe the public budgeting process in Malaysia from the perspective of outcomes for children – highlighting enabling factors and bottlenecks; Highlight results so far and key lessons learned from the implementation of Outcome Based Budgeting; Identify strategic points of engagement (technical, advocacy, partnership) for building on the OBB reforms in Malaysia for ensuring that public spending for children in Malaysia is transparent, efficient, equitable and adequate PF4C study in Malaysia - 2015: Specific Objectives PF4C study in Malaysia: inputs/data Review of documentation: Reference material on global experience in: Child-focused budgeting; Performance Based Budgeting Malaysia documentation: Malaysia Plans (9th, 10th), Strategic Plan MOH, Government Transformation Program Reports; National Audit Reports; Education Blueprint; National Heath Accounts, Profile of Children in Malaysia, Mapping of Social Protection Programmes in Malaysia, Social Sector Budget and Expenditure Review; others Budget documentation: National Budgets (various years); Treasury Circulars; reporting formats Extract of new OBB MIS (myResults): Selected ministry programs/activities in Health; Education; Women, Family and Community Development Interviews: MOF Budget Office officials including Budget Review Officers who work with implementing ministries in developing budget proposals; Policy development officials and program level planners in key program areas in the Ministry of Health; Ministry of Education and Ministry