Chad Public Expenditure Review in the Agricultural, Rural Development, and Food Security Sector

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Chad Public Expenditure Review in the Agricultural, Rural Development, and Food Security Sector | TChad - Revue diagnostique des depenses publiques de base dans le secteur de l’agriculture, du developpement rural et de la securite alimentaire

2014

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Over the review period covered by this report (2003-2012), the budget allocated to agriculture increased noticeably more than the sector’s contribution to GDP. This reflects a notable effort by the Chad authorities to increase the budget to boost this sector’s development in recent years. In this proactive context, Chad signed its CAADP compact in December 2013 to continue supporting agriculture’s revival. The CAADP is being implemented in Chad even as the terms of the National Rural Sector Investment Program (PNISR, 2014-2020) are being finalized. Within the context of the CAADP, the Government of Chad (GOC) wished to undertake a review of public agriculture expenditures to learn from past budgetary implementation in this sector with a view to improving future program performance. Following a request by the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (MoAI), the NEPAD planning and coordination agency gave Chad it’s backing for this review. This process was undertaken by the Program for Strengthening National Comprehensive Agricultural Public Expenditure in Sub-Saharan Africa, co-financed by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the CAADP Multi-Donor Trust Fund. This program, implemented by the World Bank, aims to improve the impact of the still-limited public resources available to governments in Sub-Saharan Africa to foster agricultural development and reduce poverty in rural areas, where most of the poor in these countries, notably Chad, live. This study follows and builds upon a number of similar studies conducted in recent years on public expenditure management, in particular in Chad the Action Plan for the Modernization of Public Finances (PAMFIP). However, these studies have focused on budget management as a whole, and none to date has looked at the agricultural sector specifically.

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Strategic plans; Capital investments; Budget management; Recurrent expenditures; Capacity-building; Master plan; Economic downturns; Expenditure data; Expenditure tracking; Expenditure management; Expenditure item; Public funds; Ministry of finance; Program budgets; Budget preparation process; Budget documents; National budget; Article; Budget support; Revenues; Beneficiaries; Structural reforms; Social infrastructure; Economic cycle; Central services; Government revenues; Macroeconomic forecasts; Appropriations; Tax exemptions; Public expenditure diagnostic; Fiscal year; Investment expenditures; Ex-post evaluation; Appropriation; Sectoral budget; Public capital; Medium- term expenditure; Financial constraints; National expenditures; Government debt; Program performance; Civil servants; Sectoral policy; Early warning system; Budget covers; Quantitative data; Annual budgeting; Budget expenditure; Budget framework; Budget planning; Public companies; Ministerial offices; Counterpart funds; Financial support; Capital expenditures; Budget estimates; Public service; Budget allocation; Public expenditure management; Allocation of budget resources; Budgetary data; Medium-term expenditure framework; National economy; Public investments; Public finances; Government revenue; Budget transfers; National development; Provision of services; Expenditure framework; Volume of investment; Composition of expenditures; Expenditure commitments; National accounts; Types of expenditures; Outcomes; Composition of public spending; Budget data; Budgetary allocations; Internal control; Annual reviews; Sectoral allocation; Public treasury; Budget execution; External financing; Government funding; Public financial management project; Breakdown of expenditures; Budget implementation; Macroeconomic situation; State budget; National development plan; National resources; Road maintenance; Payment delays; Public expenditure review; Total public spending; Poverty reduction strategy; Budget process; Competition; Financial management; External shocks; Expenditures; Financial services; Public expenditures; Programs; Financial resources; Budget discipline; Transparency; Public entities; Public interventions; Evaluation of projects; Program reviews; Investment budget; Operating expenditures; Oil resources; Budget constraints; Financial control; Performance reports; Sectoral budgets; Medium-term expenditure; Medium- term expenditure framework; Public investment program; Operational costs; Operational expenditures; Budgetary management; Sector ministries; Sector policy; Total expenditure; Budget cycle; Total expenditures; Government borrowing requirement; Public organizations; Public resources; Budget preparation; Budget allocations; Capital investment; Budget resources; Public procurement; Budget review; Budget authorities; Health centers; Macroeconomic projections; Total spending; Ministerial departments; Total current expenditures; Budget law; Sectoral policies; Public spending; Budget policy; Sector ministry; Annual budget; Public financial management; Budget commission; Health clinics; Expenditure forecasts; Investment expenditure

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English

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DOI http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24746382/chad-public-expenditure-review-agricultural-rural-development-food-security-sector https://hdl.handle.net/10986/22403

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Chad Public Expenditure Review in the Agricultural, Rural Development, and Food Security Sector | TChad - Revue diagnostique des depenses publiques de base dans le secteur de l’agriculture, du developpement rural et de la securite alimentaire

2014

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