Uganda - A Public Expenditure Review 2008 : With a Focus on Affordability of Pay Reform and Health Sector

World Bank

Uganda - A Public Expenditure Review 2008 : With a Focus on Affordability of Pay Reform and Health Sector

2009

World Bank

This report is a further response to the call from Uganda's leaders for 'value for money' in public spending. The report is the second in a series of three sector-oriented public expenditure reviews (PER) for the Government of Uganda (GOU) prepared by the World Bank as input into the Government of Uganda's budget reform initiatives. The focus of this report is efficiency and efficacy of spending by the Government of Uganda with a specific focus on the health sector. The first report in the series was 'Uganda fiscal policy for growth', published in 2007, with a focus on the education sector. This report comes in two volumes. Volume one is the main report with conclusions and policy recommendations which analyses composition of overall spending and budget implementation, budgetary consequences of ongoing pay reforms, and efficiency and effectiveness of spending in Uganda's health sector. Volume two contains a full report on the health sector, and includes the background papers prepared.

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Primary health care; Budget accounts; Real growth; Rapid population growth; Donor funds; Secondary schools; Health expenditures; Reform agenda; Current account deficit; Life expectancy; Health workers; Debt repayment; Public sector employees; Public spending; Financial management system; Ministry of finance; Tax revenues; Prisons; Arrears; Budgeting; Budgetary reform; Financial statements; Sustainability analysis; Wage policy; Recurrent expenditures; Chart of accounts; National development plan; Cash basis; Capitation grant; Medium-term expenditure framework; Public accounts; Expenditure flow; Fiscal projections; Labor market; Waste; Macroeconomic stability; Public capital; Inventory; Capital investments; Budget implementation; Strategic priorities; Policy decisions; Health outcomes; Gross fixed capital formation; Performance measures; Public funding; Health clinics; Capital share; Domestic arrears; Financial transfers; Efficiency gains; National accounts; Public pension; Infrastructure projects; Outstanding stock; Higher expenditure; Infrastructure sector; Social service; Universal access; Road maintenance; Domestic investment; Total spending; Medical supplies; Total tax revenue; Running costs; Beneficiaries; Health sector; Environmental health; Indirect costs; Fiscal rules; Donor funding; Ministry budgets; Policy commitments; Total expenditure; Accountant; Fiscal deficit; Government debt; Export growth; Budget preparation; Public private partnerships; New entrants; Health centers; Fiscal sustainability; Analysis of trends; Reform strategy; Exogenous shocks; Tax revenue; Capital spending; Transparency; Budgetary consequences; Health spending; Fiscal consolidation; Economic classification; Medium-term expenditure; Foreign exchange; Financial management; Road network; Accounting systems; Programs; Human development; Cash payments; Public service; Government revenues; Budget data; Trust funds; Resource mobilization; Government expenditures; National development; Interest payments; Baseline scenario; Budget policy; Local governments; Macroeconomic management; Budget reform; Total public sector; Performance culture; Auditor general; Civil defense; Reallocations; Fiscal policy; Financial services; Expenditures on health; Service provision; Civil service pay; Debt payments; Market conditions; Global markets; Education spending; Public service delivery; Public sector employment; Service delivery; Human resource; Total public spending; Government revenue; Exporter; Macroeconomic environment; Ministry of defense; Absenteeism; Nurses; Annual budget; Public expenditures; Debt forgiveness; Government expenditure; Expenditure data; Reform program; Sector ceilings; Foreign direct investment; Budget support; Budget reforms; Civil servants; Capital expenditures; Health expenditure; Debt relief; Public expenditure review; Budget estimates; Fiscal performance; Public sector management; Infrastructure investments; Tax; Health policy; Performance orientation; External grants; Pension liabilities; Net importer; Pension scheme; Expenditure item

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Uganda - A Public Expenditure Review 2008 : With a Focus on Affordability of Pay Reform and Health Sector

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