Support to Public Financial Management

Member of the Aweil Finance and Public Accounts Committee reviews the Unified Tax Schedule for State Government of South Sudan in Aweil on 1 February 2017. Photo: ©UNDP

 

Overview

The shrinking oil revenues as a result of petroleum price volatility, fiscal stresses and extreme economic austerity have posed serious budgetary constraints on the economy. Resultantly, non-oil revenue diversification is emerging as a priority area for the nation's development. 

The ability of government to sustainably expand the domestic resource base and efficiently allocate these resources in a transparent and equitable manner for service delivery will constitute the foundation for building public trust and confidence in government. This will contribute to sustainable peace and social cohesion.

Impact

START DATE

January 2015

END DATE

December 2022

STATUS

Completed

PROJECT OFFICE

South Sudan, Republic of

IMPLEMENTING PARTNER

United Nations Development Programme

DONORS

AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK

CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENC

EUROPEAN COMMISSION

GOVERNMENT OF JAPAN

MPTF-Joint SDG Fund

UN HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES

UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS

$8,927,785

DELIVERY IN PREVIOUS YEARS

2015$610,590

2016$566,178

2017$829,593

2018$1,211,526

2019$1,359,562

2020$362,358

2021$457,482

2022$1,318,341

2023$702,794

2024$24,639

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