What is the government budget cycle? How should governments prepare policy-oriented budgets? How to hold governments accountable? Learn from an IMF team who advises on budget management and hear testimonies from ministers of finance and civil society.
An IMFx Intermediate-Level Course
Welcome to the "Public Financial Management" course offered by IMFx, an exceptional opportunity to delve into the world of government finance and its impact on economic stability and growth. This intermediate-level course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of Public Financial Management (PFM) and its crucial role in achieving macroeconomic stability, fostering economic growth, and realizing the Sustainable Development Goals.
While this course is designed to be accessible, some knowledge of macroeconomics is desirable to fully appreciate the concepts presented.
The course is structured into five parts covering all stages of the budget cycle. Each module includes:
This IMFx course offers a unique practitioner's perspective on PFM, delivered by experienced IMF staff who advise countries on their PFM institutions and reform plans. By enrolling in this course, you'll gain valuable insights that can be applied to real-world scenarios, enhancing your understanding of how governments should manage their finances and deliver public services effectively.
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