Fiscal Management in Adjustment LendingWorld Bank Publications, 1997 M01 1 - 179 pages World Bank Technical Paper No. 360. Recent experience confirms that participation of farmers in managing parts of an irrigation system and collecting water charges usually results in a more efficient use of water. To be effective, farmers in the hydraulic unit would need to organize themselves by establishing a water users' association. This paper presents a comparative study of the legal framework for these associations in Colombia, India, Mexico, Nepal, the Philippines, and Turkey. Building on the theory that participation of farmers in managing and operating parts of an irrigation system will result in an optimum use of water, the document analyzes in a comparative manner how each of these countries addresses the basic aspects related to the establishment and functioning of such associations. Additional emphasis is placed on the collection of water charges. Language editions also available: * Arabic--Stock No. 14000 (ISBN 0-8213-4000-X) * Russian--Stock No. 14287 (ISBN 0-8213-4287-8). |
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... Kenya , Morocco , and Uganda ) .12 Common problems were the absence of comprehensive budgeting , poor budget execu- tion , vague accounts ( particularly the links between the central government and the provinces ) , 13 inadequate ...
... Kenya , Morocco , and Uganda ) .12 Common problems were the absence of comprehensive budgeting , poor budget execu- tion , vague accounts ( particularly the links between the central government and the provinces ) , 13 inadequate ...
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... Kenya [ 1986 ] , Malawi [ 1992 ] , Mozambique [ 1994 ] , Senegal [ 1987 ] , and Tanzania [ 1993 ] ) , not enough attention appears to have been paid to expenditure monitoring and control procedures , the data- bases required for such ...
... Kenya [ 1986 ] , Malawi [ 1992 ] , Mozambique [ 1994 ] , Senegal [ 1987 ] , and Tanzania [ 1993 ] ) , not enough attention appears to have been paid to expenditure monitoring and control procedures , the data- bases required for such ...
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... Kenya ( 1980 ) , Malawi ( 1981-83 ) , Morocco ( 1984 ) , and Tunisia ( 1986-88 ) high capital expenditures reflected too many low- priority public investments . However , PRS considered that an increase in capital expenditures was ...
... Kenya ( 1980 ) , Malawi ( 1981-83 ) , Morocco ( 1984 ) , and Tunisia ( 1986-88 ) high capital expenditures reflected too many low- priority public investments . However , PRS considered that an increase in capital expenditures was ...
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... Kenya , Senegal , Tanzania , and Uganda . In Côte d'Ivoire price stabilization funds for basic consumption goods mushroomed into large , inefficient bu- reaucracies and became a constant drain on the budget . However , several PRs ...
... Kenya , Senegal , Tanzania , and Uganda . In Côte d'Ivoire price stabilization funds for basic consumption goods mushroomed into large , inefficient bu- reaucracies and became a constant drain on the budget . However , several PRs ...
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... ( Kenya ) ; and turning over process- ing and exporting activities to the private sector , adjusting producer prices in line with international prices , raising consumer prices , and reducing em- ployment in state enterprises ( Ghana and ...
... ( Kenya ) ; and turning over process- ing and exporting activities to the private sector , adjusting producer prices in line with international prices , raising consumer prices , and reducing em- ployment in state enterprises ( Ghana and ...
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Page 166 - Pacific Europe and Central Asia Latin America and the Caribbean Middle East and North Africa South Asia Sub-Saharan Africa Total Source: World Bank.
Page xviii - IBRD International Bank for Reconstruction and Development IDA International Development Association IMF International Monetary Fund...
Page 74 - One of the more important tasks of the tax administration authorities is to set up internal control and accountability systems to detect errors in tax assessments.
Page 43 - These documents reveal that borrower performance in implementing adjustment conditionality has been mixed: implementation has been weak in budgetary process and public enterprise reform and in the reduction or restructuring of current expenditures.
Page 131 - REGION Africa East Asia and Pacific South Asia Europe and Central Asia Latin America and the Caribbean Middle East and North Africa...
Page 28 - Chapter 6 pulls together a picture of the ultimate outcome of fiscal reforms after more than a decade of SAL/SECAL experience and draws lessons and recommendations.
Page 6 - Focusing on the ultimate goals of expenditure reform right from the start is important both for the proper selection of expenditure (or other) instruments and for better implementation.
Page 28 - The objective is to identify common patterns in the diagnosis, conditionality, and implementation of fiscal programs...
Page 4 - Success has been limited in restructuring current expenditures away from wages and subsidies and toward nonwage O&M, and attempts to cut public employment have generally been short-lived or modest.