Chad Public Expenditure Review in the Agricultural, Rural Development, and Food Security Sector

Over the review period covered by this report (2003-2012), the budget allocated to agriculture increased noticeably more than the sector’s contribution to GDP. This reflects a notable effort by the Chad authorities to increase the budget to boost this sector’s development in recent years. In this proactive context, Chad signed its CAADP compact in December 2013 to continue supporting agriculture’s revival. The CAADP is being implemented in Chad even as the terms of the National Rural Sector Investment Program (PNISR, 2014-2020) are being finalized. Within the context of the CAADP, the Government of Chad (GOC) wished to undertake a review of public agriculture expenditures to learn from past budgetary implementation in this sector with a view to improving future program performance. Following a request by the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (MoAI), the NEPAD planning and coordination agency gave Chad it’s backing for this review. This process was undertaken by the Program for Strengthening National Comprehensive Agricultural Public Expenditure in Sub-Saharan Africa, co-financed by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the CAADP Multi-Donor Trust Fund. This program, implemented by the World Bank, aims to improve the impact of the still-limited public resources available to governments in Sub-Saharan Africa to foster agricultural development and reduce poverty in rural areas, where most of the poor in these countries, notably Chad, live. This study follows and builds upon a number of similar studies conducted in recent years on public expenditure management, in particular in Chad the Action Plan for the Modernization of Public Finances (PAMFIP). However, these studies have focused on budget management as a whole, and none to date has looked at the agricultural sector specifically.

Bibliographic Details

Main Author:	World Bank
Format:	Report biblioteca
Language:	English en_US
Published:	Washington, DC 2014-10-31
Subjects:	MEDIUM- TERM EXPENDITURE, FINANCIAL SERVICES, BASIC SERVICES, BUDGET MANAGEMENT, ECONOMIC GROWTH, ACCOUNTING, BUDGETARY ALLOCATIONS, NATIONAL ACCOUNTS, CIVIL SERVANTS, NATIONAL ECONOMY, PUBLIC INVESTMENTS, GOVERNMENT FUNDING, BUDGET ESTIMATES, GOVERNMENT REVENUES, RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, NATIONAL EXPENDITURES, REVENUES, BUDGET SUPPORT, CAPACITY BUILDING, BUDGET CONSTRAINTS, MASTER PLAN, PROVISION OF SERVICES, ROAD MAINTENANCE, PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, COMPOSITION OF PUBLIC SPENDING, BUDGET COMMISSION, BREAKDOWN OF EXPENDITURES, MEDIUM-TERM EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK, BUDGET ALLOCATIONS, TOTAL EXPENDITURE, BUDGET AUTHORITIES, COMPOSITION OF EXPENDITURES, PUBLIC TREASURY, EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK, EXPENDITURE COMMITMENTS, ECONOMIC DOWNTURNS, BUDGET ALLOCATION, OPERATIONAL COSTS, EARLY WARNING SYSTEM, HEALTH CENTERS, BUDGET DOCUMENTS, RECURRENT EXPENDITURES, DEBT, PUBLIC EXPENDITURE DIAGNOSTIC, PUBLIC FINANCE, STRUCTURAL REFORMS, EXPENDITURE ITEM, DATA ANALYSIS, OIL RESOURCES, PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW, BUDGET PLANNING, NATURAL RESOURCES, CAPITAL INVESTMENTS, PUBLIC COMPANIES, EXPENDITURE DATA, SECTORAL ALLOCATION, VOLUME OF INVESTMENT, APPROPRIATIONS, TRANSPARENCY, BUDGET PROCESS, PUBLIC EXPENDITURE, CAPACITY-BUILDING, POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY, HEALTH CLINICS, FISCAL YEAR, MINISTERIAL DEPARTMENTS, PRIVATE SECTOR, BUDGET RESOURCES, NATIONAL BUDGET, EXPENDITURE TRACKING, PUBLIC DEBT, QUALITY OF LIFE, SOCIAL WELFARE, EXPENDITURE FORECASTS, STRATEGIC PLANS, GOVERNMENT DEBT, MACROECONOMIC SITUATION, BUDGET DISCIPLINE, MEDIUM- TERM EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK, COUNTERPART FUNDS, PUBLIC FINANCES, INTERNAL CONTROL, ALLOCATION, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, UNCERTAINTY, FINANCIAL SUPPORT, CAPITAL EXPENDITURES, ROAD CONSTRUCTION, INVESTMENT EXPENDITURE, BUDGET PREPARATION, CAPITAL INVESTMENT, PUBLIC SPENDING, OUTCOMES, PUBLIC SERVICE, FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS, OPERATING EXPENDITURES, PUBLIC INTERVENTIONS, ANNUAL REVIEWS, TOTAL PUBLIC SPENDING, COMPETITION, SANITATION, DEFICIT, SECTORAL BUDGET, BUDGET CYCLE, EVALUATION OF PROJECTS, NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN, SECTORAL BUDGETS, NATIONAL RESOURCES, PUBLIC PROCUREMENT, ALLOCATION OF BUDGET RESOURCES, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, PROGRAM REVIEWS, EX-POST EVALUATION, ANNUAL BUDGETING, MEDIUM-TERM EXPENDITURE, PUBLIC SECTOR, FINANCIAL RESOURCES, DATA COLLECTION, PROGRAMS, OPERATIONAL EXPENDITURES, SERVICES, PROGRAM PERFORMANCE, PUBLIC SERVICES, NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, PAYMENT DELAYS, INVESTMENT EXPENDITURES, BENEFICIARIES, CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS, SECTOR MINISTRY, BUDGET, POVERTY REDUCTION, BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION, BUDGET COVERS, APPROPRIATION, PUBLIC FUNDS, SECTORAL POLICY, TAX EXEMPTIONS, BUDGET EXECUTION, BUDGET POLICY, TOTAL CURRENT EXPENDITURES, EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT, BUDGET PREPARATION PROCESS, BUDGET TRANSFERS, ARTICLE, GOVERNMENT BORROWING REQUIREMENT, PUBLIC INVESTMENT, TAXES, EXPENDITURE, NATIONAL BUDGETS, CENTRAL SERVICES, PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS, ACCOUNTABILITY, BUDGET EXPENDITURE, BUDGET DATA, BUDGETS, QUANTITATIVE DATA, PUBLIC EXPENDITURES, GOVERNMENT REVENUE, ECONOMIC CYCLE, EXPENDITURES, PERFORMANCE REPORTS, BUDGETARY MANAGEMENT, SECTOR POLICY, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, STATE BUDGET, BUDGETARY DATA, SECTOR MINISTRIES, BUDGET LAW, PUBLIC RESOURCES, FINANCIAL CONTROL, GROWTH RATE, MINISTERIAL OFFICES, PUBLIC CAPITAL, PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PROJECT, ANNUAL BUDGET, PUBLIC ENTITIES, PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT, MINISTRY OF FINANCE, TOTAL SPENDING, SECTORAL POLICIES, ECONOMIC DOWNTURN, TOTAL EXPENDITURES, DECENTRALIZATION, INVESTMENT BUDGET, EXTERNAL SHOCKS, EXTERNAL FINANCING, BUDGET FRAMEWORK, PUBLIC INVESTMENT PROGRAM, DEBT SERVICING, BUDGET REVIEW, PROGRAM BUDGETS, SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE, MACROECONOMIC FORECASTS, CIVIL SERVICE, MACROECONOMIC PROJECTIONS, TYPES OF EXPENDITURES,
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24746382/chad-public-expenditure-review-agricultural-rural-development-food-security-sector https://hdl.handle.net/10986/22403
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