The Disaster Resilient and Responsive Public Financial Management (DRR-PFM) Assessment is designed to help countries strengthen the capability of their Public Financial Management (PFM) systems to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. The DRR-PFM Assessment expands upon an analytical tool first developed to support resilience in nine Caribbean countries. The updated framework integrates ex-ante risk reduction explicitly; it considers how central finance agencies can use risk analysis to inform their risk reduction, response, and recovery planning. The DRR-PFM Assessment identifies opportunities for reforms to laws, regulations, policies, and systems that can strengthen a country’s capacity to manage disaster-related risks and sustain PFM functions after a disaster. Successive DRR-PFM assessments can track reform implementation.
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Autor
April,Leah, Sutherland,Richard Anthony, Newman,James P., Myers,C. Bernard, Zrinski,Urska, Fozzard,Adrian
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Data do documento
2022/03/11
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TIpo de documento
Report
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No. do relatório
168981
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Nº do volume
1
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Total Volume(s)
1
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Data de divulgação
2022/03/11
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Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Nome do documento
Disaster Resilient and Responsive Public Financial Management : An Assessment Tool
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Equitable Growth, Finance & Institutions; Disaster Response and Recovery; Public Expenditure and Institutional Review; social inclusion; small island developing states; legal and regulatory framework; land use plan; Public Financial Management; disaster risk management; state of emergency; Disaster Risk Reduction; business continuity plan; impact of disaster; indirect economic loss; law and regulation; standard operating procedure; response to disaster; ministries of finance; digital asset management; Value for Money; disaster recovery plan; allocation of resource; disaster risk financing; social protection program; people with disability; climate change adaptation; process of adjustment; decline in revenue; loss of life; investment asset management; procedures for procurement; time of delivery; purchase of goods; public procurement contract; budget execution report; scope of audit; delegation of authority; payment to supplier; risk of fraud; separation of functions; chart of account; assessment of risk; risk transfer mechanism; natural disaster risk; increase in prices; repair and reconstruction; uninterruptible power supply; third-party service provider; privileges and immunity; Business Impact Analysis; transmission of information; public procurement procedure; lack of awareness; vulnerability of communities; rising sea levels; change in temperature; system for disaster; public procurement act; kilometers of road; early warning system; hazardous physical event; burden of disaster; legislation and regulation; Quality Enhancement Review; annual budget law; receipt of goods; rules of procedure; social protection strategy; social inclusion policy; limited resources; compliance with legislation; supreme audit institution; Externally Funded Outputs; severity of impact; segments of society; finance and planning; gender equality issue; extreme weather event; national disaster management; physical asset; natural hazard; critical infrastructure; reconstruction activities
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