Uganda: PFM Climate Assessment: Public Investment and Fiscal Risks Management

By Arturo Navarro, Matthew K Quillinan, Jyoti Rahman, Natalia Salazar, Eivind Tandberg, Tjeerd Tim

February 28, 2024

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Arturo Navarro, Matthew K Quillinan, Jyoti Rahman, Natalia Salazar, Eivind Tandberg, and Tjeerd Tim. Uganda: PFM Climate Assessment: Public Investment and Fiscal Risks Management, (USA: International Monetary Fund, 2024) accessed November 12, 2024

Summary

Uganda has committed to an ambitious climate change mitigation and adaption agenda. To achieve this, the country has developed a sound framework to enhance climate change sensitivity across public financial and public investment management. The framework clearly allocates responsibilities, enhances coordination, and requires the identification of climate expenses in the budget documentation. However, gaps remain in some key regulations, primarily on project appraisal, and some initiatives are in early stages of implementation and need further guidance and training. The Climate Public Investment Management Assessment proposes reforms across multiple areas, underscoring as priority areas project appraisal and selection, and budgeting and portfolio management.

Subject: International organization, Monetary policy

Keywords: Climate change, Public finance, Public investment

Publication Details

Pages:

4
Volume:

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Series:

High Level Summary Technical Assistance Report No. 2024/007
Stock No:

HLSEA2024007
ISBN:

9798400269554
ISSN:

2959-4103

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