PFMConnect

Developing countries could benefit from a more collaborative approach to governance reform driven by digital technology PFMConnect's David Fellows suggests in a recent blog.

Corruption has a highly damaging effect on many developing countries. We examine these effects, the importance of public financial management (PFM) reforms and the contribution required from international development agencies.

An August 2015 Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) assessment has demonstrated that the Papua New Guinea (PNG) government’s recent standard of PFM is very poor compared with that of some of its peers.

Kenyan women entrepreneurs’ concerns about the current implementation of the government’s preferential procurement policy

A broader approach to analysis of PFM systems is recommended in order to overcome governments failing to achieve improvements in some fundamental aspects of PFM as measured by the Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) methodology

Can Social Media make a contribution to improving public financial management (PFM) and fiscal transparency?

Can Social Media make a contribution to improving public financial management (PFM) and fiscal transparency?

Kenya’s Federation of Women Entrepreneur Associations has requested its members to participate in PFMConnect’s current global public perception survey in order to provide their views about the government’s current procurement practices.

PFMConnect, a public financial management consultancy, has this week launched a worldwide online survey to assess the public acceptability of procurement practices adopted by governments and other public sector organisations.