The South Africa Agriculture Public Expenditure Review

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作者：

Liebenberg, Frikkie

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24794

关键词：

SKILLS;  VETERINARY SERVICES;  AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH;  FINANCIAL SERVICES;  MINISTRIES OF AGRICULTURE;  FISH;  BUDGET MANAGEMENT;  LAND REFORM;  ECONOMIC GROWTH;  EQUIPMENT;  RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS;  NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN;  ANIMAL PRODUCTS;  ACCOUNTING;  PRODUCTION;  FOREST MANAGEMENT;  FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT;  SOIL CONSERVATION;  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION;  PUBLIC SECTOR;  FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE;  GOVERNMENT SPENDING;  RESOURCE MANAGEMENT;  AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT;  DATA COLLECTION;  FINANCIAL RESOURCES;  RESOURCE ALLOCATION;  PROGRAMS;  INFORMATION;  SERVICES;  PUBLIC SERVICES;  NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT;  HOUSING;  EXPENDITURE BUDGET;  AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION;  HEALTH;  PROVINCIAL LEVELS;  AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS;  HUNGER;  FUNDS;  INCOME TAX;  INFLATION;  TOTAL PUBLIC EXPENDITURE;  PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT;  BUDGET;  KNOWLEDGE;  ANIMAL HEALTH;  DATA COLLECTION PROCESS;  PLANTS;  TOTAL EXPENDITURE;  EXPENDITURE PROCESS;  DISEASES;  ANIMAL DISEASES;  ENERGY SOURCES;  APPROPRIATION;  AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY;  PERSONAL INCOME;  BUDGET ALLOCATION;  AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS;  EXPENDITURE ISSUES;  PRODUCTS;  BUDGET EXECUTION;  LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS;  PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS;  MARKETING;  DRAINAGE;  SERVICE PROVIDER;  PUBLIC FINANCE;  PUBLIC EXPENDITURE DIAGNOSTIC;  RESEARCH;  ACCOUNTING SYSTEM;  LIVESTOCK;  EXTENSION;  HISTORY;  FARMERS;  PROVINCIAL LEVEL;  SERVICE DELIVERY;  PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW;  ANIMAL PRODUCTION;  BUDGET PLANNING;  GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT;  FOOD PRODUCTS;  EXPENDITURE DATA;  CROPS;  ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES;  FOREIGN CURRENCY;  AGGREGATE EXPENDITURE;  FOOD PRODUCTION;  EXPENDITURE;  R&D;  NATIONAL BUDGETS;  FARMERS’  ORGANIZATIONS;  ACCOUNTABILITY;  PROVINCIAL EXPENDITURE;  PESTS;  PUBLIC EXPENDITURE;  BUDGET PROCESS;  EXTENSION SERVICES;  BUDGET DATA;  GENDER;  AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING;  BUDGETS;  GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE;  PUBLIC EXPENDITURES;  AGRICULTURAL MARKETING;  GOVERNMENT REVENUE;  INCOMES;  BUDGET ALLOCATION PROCESS;  AGRICULTURE;  EXPENDITURES;  AGENCIES;  NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT;  PRIVATE SECTOR;  NUTRITION;  ANIMAL HUSBANDRY;  ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION;  EXPENDITURE TRACKING;  ECONOMICS;  TAX REVENUE;  MANAGEMENT;  NATIONAL EXPENDITURE;  PROGRAM STRUCTURE;  FISHERIES;  PERSONAL INCOME TAX;  PUBLIC RESOURCES;  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS;  LOW INCOME;  AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES;  LAND;  EDUCATION;  GROWTH RATE;  BIOTECHNOLOGY;  BUDGET SYSTEM;  FARMS;  REFORM PROCESS;  ALLOCATION;  ECOLOGY;  FEED;  BUDGETARY CONSTRAINTS;  AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION;  DECENTRALIZATION;  FUNDING;  LIVELIHOODS;  ANNUAL RATE;  ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE;  AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION SERVICES;  AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT;  BUDGETING PROCESS;  WOMEN;  AGRICULTURAL;  BUDGET REVIEW;  DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS;  PUBLIC SPENDING;  TECHNOLOGIES;  PUBLIC SERVICE;  OUTCOMES;  RURAL DEVELOPMENT;  AGRICULTURAL R&D;  EXPENDITURE PROGRAMS;  UNIVERSITIES;  Report;  Rapport;  Informe; 

年份：

2015

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

This South African Agricultural Public Expenditure Review (AgPer) is one of a series of similar studies undertaken in several countries in Sub-Saharan Africa under the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Program (CAADP) of the African Union's (AU) New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) which encourages governments and development partners (DPs) to target public expenditure on the agriculture sector as the most effective way of stimulating growth. The overall purpose of the budget tracking and public expenditure review is to provide recommendations to address budgetary planning, budget execution, and accountability in the agricultural sector, the creation of a reliable data base, and more effective intra- and inter-sectoral coordination. It is also aimed at stimulating increased resource allocations and to enhance the harmonization and alignment of resources around national and provincial priorities in the agricultural sector. The report aims to produce the following outputs: foundation data set for understanding reflecting the COFOG and South African nomenclature in budgeting; synthesis of the level, composition and quality of budget; and recommendations for enhancement of the budget tracking process.