Public Expenditure & Financial Accountability

Material for the dissemination and training has been structured in the form of modules, which may be combined to organize events of different length, depending on the audience and objective of the event. These modules provide the core material to support the organization of such an event; they however need to be tailored for the specific events in which they will be used. Modules with different numbering can be combined. Modules with the same numbering, but differentiated with an alphabetical letter (e.g. module 1a and module 1b) are alternatives. The modules include presentations or case studies. For each module, the objective, the suggested time and some comments/suggestions are provided. Powerpoint presentations of the modules are available in English and French. In addition, for the case studies (modules 5, 6 and 7), instructions for the facilitation of the working groups and the reporting in the plenary are included in the material.

Programs for three model events are presented. They may be utilized depending on the intended objectives and audience. Background documents, country examples and reference to other useful material are included to help the event organizers and facilitators to customize the event to the specific objectives and enrich the discussions among participants.

	Module 1a: Introduction to the Strengthened Approach (45 Minutes)
	Module 1b: Presentation on the Strengthened Approach (90 min)
	Module 2: Presentation on supporting a government-led reform process (60 min)
	Module 3a: Introduction to the PFM Performance Measurement Framework (45 min)
	Module 3b: Presentation on the PFM Performance Measurement Framework (90 min)
	Module 4: Presentation on the process of applying the PFM Performance Measurement Framework (60 min)
	Module 5: Case Study A on Applying the high level PFM indicators (4 hours)
	Module 6: Case Study B on preparing a summary assessment, based on the indicator-led analysis (4 hours)
	Module 7: Case Study C on supporting a government-led reform process (4 hours)
	Models of programs for training/dissemination events.
	Background and reference material
	Evaluation form
	test 1
Module 1a: Introduction to the Strengthened Approach (45 Minutes)
Objective: Broad introduction to the key concepts of the Strengthened Approach Time: It is expected that 20 minutes will be required for the presentation. An additional 25 minutes are suggested for questions and discussion. Comments: The long presentation on the Strengthened Approach (Module 1b) can be used to provide speaking notes for this presentation. The time for questions and discussions can be extended depending on the audience and objectives of the presentation. Material: Power Point presentation: ‘A short introduction to the Strengthened Approach to supporting PFM reforms’.
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