Good Financial Governance in Mozambique
Good Governance and Civil Society
Client:
GIZ
Period:
2015 – 2016
Country:
Mozambique
Project Description
Mozambique is a state of predominantly rural characteristics. Offering public services to the population in remote areas and providing a functioning infrastructure for further economic advancement requires an effective decentralised system of public finances. Up to now, districts and municipalities dispose of insufficient resources and capacities; leading to deficiencies in the administration of finances, unsustainable business practices and a lack of accountability.
Goals
This project supports the Mozambican districs and municipalities to increase the efficient, effective and accountable use of public resources, in accordance with the principles of Good Financial Governance.
Capacity development measures thus take place in three interlinked action areas
Increasing resources on a sub-national level
Improvement of the effectiveness and efficiency in the use of funds
Strengthening the functionality of internal and external controls on an individual, organizational and structural level
Consortium with IP Consult and Niras.
| General Information | |
|---|---|
| Topics: | Regional and Economic Development |
| Client: | GIZ |
| Period: | 2015-2016 |
| Country: | Mozambique |
| Service: | Advice on communication of audit results and the promotion of transparency to the Tribunal Administrativo, |
| Development of common strategies for strengthening efficient and effective external and internal control system in Mozambique | |
| Advice, Assistance and training to areas of local revenues, budget planning and managing procurement contracts according to the annual procurement plan, | |
| Assist national and provincial government institutions to establish adequate procedures of order to monitor the implementation of participatory planned public investments, | |
| Development of POEMA training modules and capacity development of the public officials' training institute IFAPA |