Realigning the Union Budget to Myanmar’s Development Priorities : Myanmar Public Expenditure Review 2015

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作者：

World Bank

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24068

关键词：

WASTE;  DEFICIT;  RISKS;  PERFORMANCE INDEX;  HEALTH PLANNING;  SUB- NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS;  ACCOUNTING;  PEOPLE;  VACCINATION;  FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT;  ANTENATAL CARE;  PREVENTION;  HEALTH EXPENDITURES;  LAWS;  PUBLIC SECTOR;  FISCAL TRANSFERS;  FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE;  GOVERNMENT SPENDING;  GOVERNMENT REVENUES;  HEALTH EDUCATION;  BUDGET POLICIES;  EDUCATION POLICY;  SERVICES;  PUBLIC SERVICES;  HEALTH RESEARCH;  HEALTH CARE;  SCHOOL HEALTH;  REVENUES;  DEATH;  SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS;  DEATH RATE;  FISCAL POLICY;  EDUCATION EXPENDITURES;  EXPENDITURE DECENTRALIZATION;  HEALTH;  PRISONS;  NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS;  SOCIAL BENEFITS;  ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH;  FISCAL RISK;  PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT;  PUBLIC HEALTH;  MUNICIPALITIES;  LIFE EXPECTANCY;  DEFICIT FINANCING;  BUDGET;  TOTAL PUBLIC SECTOR;  RADIATION;  CENTRAL BANK;  HEALTH SECTOR;  KNOWLEDGE;  DISABILITIES;  SERVICE EMPLOYMENT;  LEPROSY;  OIL PRICES;  OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH;  IMMUNIZATION;  INFECTIOUS DISEASES;  PATIENTS;  PATIENT;  EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT;  SMOKING;  INTERVENTION;  SECONDARY SCHOOLS;  DATA QUALITY;  BUDGET EXECUTION;  CHILD DEVELOPMENT;  NURSES;  OBSERVATION;  DEBT;  TAX BASE;  PUBLIC FINANCE;  DISASTERS;  SOCIAL PROTECTION;  CAPITAL EXPENDITURE;  TAX REVENUES;  SCREENING;  SERVICE DELIVERY;  PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW;  DEBT SERVICE;  GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT;  MORTALITY;  HEALTH PROMOTION;  EDUCATION SPENDING;  NUTRITIONAL STATUS;  HEALTH SPENDING;  PRIMARY SCHOOLS;  EXPENDITURE;  UNEMPLOYMENT;  ACCOUNTABILITY;  WORKERS;  TAX RATE;  GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT;  SURGERY;  CENTRAL CONTROL;  AGED;  SOCIAL SERVICES;  FISCAL FRAMEWORK;  PUBLIC EXPENDITURE;  SURVEILLANCE;  BUDGET DATA;  HEALTH POLICY;  NATIONAL GOVERNMENT;  HEALTH OUTCOMES;  OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY;  CENTRAL GOVERNMENT;  GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE;  HYGIENE;  EFFICIENCY OF GOVERNMENT SPENDING;  GOVERNMENT REVENUE;  STRESS;  EXPENDITURES;  HIGHER GOVERNMENT SPENDING;  PUBLIC EXPENDITURE TRACKING;  FISCAL YEAR;  BLOCK GRANTS;  NATIONAL PLANNING;  NUTRITION;  ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION;  EXPENDITURE TRACKING;  QUALITY CONTROL;  PUBLIC DEBT;  PRIMARY HEALTH CARE;  INTERNET;  RISK FACTORS;  CAPITAL SPENDING;  OUTPATIENT CARE;  FISCAL ACCOUNTS;  WEIGHT;  PHYSICIANS;  COMMUNICABLE DISEASES;  PREGNANT WOMEN;  CHILDREN;  CLINICS;  FISCAL SCENARIOS;  REVENUE POLICIES;  SOCIAL OUTCOMES;  MINISTRY OF FINANCE;  ALLOCATION;  MILITARY EXPENDITURES;  MEDIUM-TERM FISCAL FRAMEWORK;  ACCOUNTABILITY FOR RESULTS;  HOSPITAL ADMISSION;  TOTAL EXPENDITURES;  FISCAL BALANCE;  DECENTRALIZATION;  FEDERALISM;  PRIVATE SPENDING;  POLIO;  BUDGET OUTCOMES;  LIVING CONDITIONS;  SUB-NATIONAL REVENUES;  STRATEGY;  EXCHANGE RATE;  BUDGET PREPARATION;  REGISTRATION;  DEBT SERVICING;  FAMILIES;  MEDICINES;  AGGREGATE FISCAL;  HEALTH FINANCING;  PUBLIC SPENDING;  HOSPITALS;  HEALTH INTERVENTIONS;  PUBLIC SERVICE;  OUTCOMES;  CIVIL SERVICE;  HEALTH SERVICES;  IMPLEMENTATION;  CONDOMS;  FOOD INDUSTRY;  PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY;  PUBLIC GOODS;  Report; 

年份：

2015

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

Union Budget policies in Myanmar have undergone fundamental shifts since 2011 to accelerate delivery of essential public services. This first ever Public Expenditure Review (PER) for Myanmar tries to better understand these shifts and recommend ways to further align budget policies to development priorities. The Myanmar PER 2015 is divided into five parts: (i) sustainability of aggregate fiscal policy; (ii) rebalancing the composition of the Union Budget; (iii) improving coverage, quality and equity of education services; (iv) going from more to better government spending on health; and (v) a sound fiscal framework for sub-national service delivery. The book is arranged as follws: (i) chapter one starts with introduction; (ii) chapter two deals with sustainability of aggregate fiscal policy; (iii) chapter three focuses on rebalancing the composition of the union budget; (iv) chapter four deals with improving the coverage, quality and equity of education; (v) chapter five suggests from more to better government spending on health; and (vi) chapter six talks about fiscal framework for sub-national service delivery.