| Steps | Key Tasks | Main Issues | Responsibility | Indicative Timeline | PEFA Secretariat Support | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8.3 Government approval of final PEFA report |
Government approves final report |
Government | F+4 | |||
| 8.4 Publication of the final PEFA report |
Acceptance of the final report is usually followed by public release and often a dissemination event involving interested organizations and officials If authorized by the government, the PEFA Secretariat publishes the report on its website • Authorization can be done by an e- mail • The final report is usually published on a government website and on the PEFA website in quick succession |
Government, PEFA Secretariat, development partners (where relevant) | F+4 | PEFA Secretariat uploads the PEFA report on its website following government approval to publish. | ||
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PFM REFORM ACTION |
9 Reform dialogue | 9.1 Identify key issues for the reform dialogue |
Identify the key strengths and weaknesses. Determine further analysis required including nontechnical factors. |
Government with support of development partners | Country specific |
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| 9.2 Managing the dialogue |
The dialogue may be facilitated by the oversight team The dialogue should involve consultations with senior government officials, development partners and other key stakeholders The dialogue should: • discuss the PEFA report findings as well as other relevant information including other diagnostics and current reform initiatives, and • discuss the need for reform initiatives to address PFM weaknesses, including a comprehensive and integrated strategy and reform program, and how such a reform program agenda could be financed and implemented |
Government and/ or with support of development partners |
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