Out today!👇 Why do we still need to talk about budget support? How can we use lessons from a conflicted past to address the many urgent needs in a changing world?
Thanks to @OUPAcademic for hosting our book.
@Lodewijk_Smets@stefankoeberle@gamblingondev
Many thanks to Oxford Professor Stefan Dercon (@gamblingondev) for his endorsement of our book on #BudgetSupport : “This Book is an excellent and timely review of our experience with budget support. “
This week we’re in Bangkok 🇹🇭 with 11 SUN countries, partners & donors for a 4-day workshop on nutrition-responsive public financial management.
Why? Because better financing is key to turning nutrition commitments into impact.
👉 https://t.co/hXaFPdQymF
🧵👇 #NutritionPFMAsia
Why do Ministries of Finance in several countries not sufficiently prioritize Health Sector in government budgets? Coffee ☕️ chat with @MoritzPiatti at @WorldBank#LetstalkPFM
👉 If you haven't yet registered - there is still time. Join us for a discussion on how budget execution matters for health and what can be done about it.
We are thrilled to already have over 1500 people registered from across the world 🌐 .
https://t.co/Z0a0Fwmwao
WEBINAR | Budget Execution in Health: From Bottlenecks to Solutions
Highlights of a new @WorldBank / @WHO report and real-world strategies to improve budget execution in health.
JOIN US:
🗓️ Thursday, Sept 4
ℹ️ https://t.co/kFbMlxConL
Register 👉 https://t.co/TLOVcKe5Ue
#healthfinancing #phc
Join us for this training event on PFM in health. Fantastic line up of core PFM modules, interactive group engagement, and spotlight on the role of PFM in the current uncertain environment as well as on #PHC. Accessible free at the zoom link below:
https://t.co/fBoHbpluaY
We are hiring a senior expert to support our public financial management in health work.
It's an exciting work program with a fantastic team.
Please share. Below the link.
https://t.co/GWlfsXhusZ
We are hiring a senior expert to support our public financial management in health work.
It's an exciting work program with a fantastic team.
Please share. Below the link.
https://t.co/GWlfsXhusZ
Should we invest more into #PFM when giving budget support? @srinivasiaas and I argue that there is an opportunity to make budget support more effective. More below
Should Governments and Development partners use more PFM triggers / conditionalities for 'Budget Support' in developing countries? @MoritzPiatti and I in a #LetstalkPFM chat
Ours blogs on the topic
https://t.co/Vgm7enqtjv
https://t.co/24cO9cPi33
@wbg_gov@PEFASecretariat
Today is International #UHCDay. In 2020, we called for proactive engagement of ministries of health in the design and implementation of improved PFM systems!! Glad to see significant progress!! Policy note: https://t.co/nMwxUGPMyA
@UHC2030#LetstalkPFM@PEFASecretariat
Please join us at 3pm UK time (10am eastern time) to discuss reforming global health aid with a stellar panel: @DrMercyHealth@AndersNord64 @NordstrmAnders @MoritzPiatti@kchalkidou
Related blog here: https://t.co/kzvDnrXcbB
Register here:👇
Proud to have been part of the collaboration between @WHO, @WorldBank, and @IMFNews to design the RSF for #PPR.
Tailoring #PFM is crucial to enhancing preparedness & response to emergencies. We are ready to support countries in the implementation phase!
https://t.co/nKpVaftiQR
🧵How can governments make budgets more open and accountable [Part 1]?
🔍 Transparent and accountable budgets are the bedrock of good governance. By proactively disclosing budget information, engaging citizens, and enabling public scrutiny, govts can build trust...
#openbudgets
The IMF has just released a meaningful policy that should facilitate greater debt relief for countries vulnerable to shocks. Will this have budgetary implications for social sector? Should do...👇
https://t.co/fW6DayHL1Z
🍞🧈The bread and butter of global health financing
💡New piece as global health grapples with a vision for financing and path towards sustainability — with @kchalkidou
https://t.co/rZmbwXJPkQ
@CGDev
"Public financial management arrangements in the health sector often do not recognize primary care in a way that can be budgeted for explicitly or prioritized. It thereby eludes legislative review and broader public discourse. In donor-dependent countries, primary care is often supported by the development partner community and outside the government’s prevailing service delivery arrangements." https://t.co/a9f3miKg7h