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Corruption Correlations

Corruption Correlations Our blog “International Development and the Challenge of Public Sector Corruption” discusses the results of our examination of correlations for the control of corruption and government effectiveness and public financial management (PFM) performance. Corruption and Government Effectiveness Correlations…

john.leonardo@pfmconnect.comApril 24, 2016July 18, 2016 Corruption and PFM Posts

Trend in Papua New Guinea’s public financial management

SlideShare presentation We have prepared a SlideShare presentation that discusses the desperate state of Papua New Guinea’s public financial management (PFM). The presentation highlights a deteriorating trend in the country’s PFM over recent years and its very poor recent performance…

john.leonardo@pfmconnect.comJanuary 16, 2016July 18, 2016 Papua New Guinea Posts

Papua New Guinea’s poor and deteriorating financial management: can it be turned around?

By David Fellows and John Leonardo[1] Background on Papua New Guinea (PNG) Papua New Guinea (PNG) is a lower-middle-income economy heavily dependent upon commodity exports. It has an extremely diverse social structure with fierce clan loyalties, characteristics that provide severe…

john.leonardo@pfmconnect.comJanuary 12, 2016July 18, 2016 Papua New Guinea Posts

Kenya’s public procurement policy: A women’s perspective

We have prepared a SlideShare presentation that discusses the results of PFMConnect’s recent online survey of members of Kenya’s Federation of Women Entrepreneurs Associations (FEWA) that addressed FEWA members’ perceptions of the government’s current public procurement policies. FEWA members responded…

john.leonardo@pfmconnect.comDecember 15, 2015July 18, 2016 Procurement Posts