OECD Journal on Budgeting

2001 - 2024

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Can performance measurement make health care systems more sustainable? Or at least more efficient?: Joseph White
Budgeting practices to improve health system performance: An OECD survey of countries from the Latin American and Caribbean region: Chris James, Ivor Beazley, Luciana Rosato and Caroline Penn
Measuring the productivity of the health care system: the experience of the United Kingdom by Anita Charlesworth: Anita Charlesworth
Quality-based financing – the Norwegian experience: Axel Miguel Huus and Thomas Neby Baardseng
Health Financing and Budgeting Practices: Key findings from the Asia, Oceania, and Central, Eastern and South-eastern European regions: Ana Maria Ruiz, Kholood Farran, Karolina Socha-Dietrich, Ivor Beazley, Chris James and Caroline Penn
Decentralisation in the health sector and responsibilities across levels of government: Impact on spending decisions and the budget: Chris James, Ivor Beazley, Caroline Penn, Leah Philips and Sean Dougherty
Performance measurement systems in the health sector and their budgetary implications: Ivor Beazley, Sean Dougherty, Caroline Penn, Leah Philips and Chris James

Budgeting in Greece: Oecd and Delphine Moretti
Public Private Partnerships Review of Kazakhstan: Ana Maria Ruiz Rivadeneira and Juan Garin

Financial reporting in Ireland pp. 107-169: Delphine Moretti, Scherie Nicol, Emeline Denis and Tim Youngberry
Budgeting in Uruguay Towards modern budgeting practices in Uruguay pp. 171-197: Camila Vammalle and Ana Maria Ruiz Rivadeneira
The Role of Evidence Informed Policy Making in Delivering on Performance: Social Investment in New Zealand pp. 171-197: Daniel Acquah, Katazyna Lisek and Stephane Jacobzone

Budgeting in Kazakhstan: A roadmap for continued budgetary governance reform pp. 9-80: Ivor Beazley, Ronnie Downes and Scherie Nicol
Financial Management in Government: Insights on Skills Development: Ivor Beazley
Who has power over the budget-The Legislature or the Executive?: A comparative analysis of budgetary power in 70 Countries: Chunsoon Kim

Budgeting in France pp. 8-72: Delphine Moretti and Dirk-Jan Kraan
Citizen participation and public trust in local government: The Republic of Korea case pp. 73-92: Soonhee Kim, Junesoo Lee and Jooho Lee
Health financing and budgeting practices for health in the Philippines pp. 93-149: Joseph Capuno, Ana Maria Ruiz Rivadeneira, Ivor Beazley, Akiko Maeda and Chris James
Recent developments in the work of the Budget Office pp. 151-195: Sierd Hadley, Dirk-Jan Kraan and Bryn Welham

Budgeting in Austria pp. 9-88: Ronnie Downes, Lisa von Trapp and Juliane Jansen
Cash or accruals for budgeting? Why some governments in Europe changed their budgeting mode and others not pp. 91-113: Jan van Helden and Christoph Reichard
Getting added value out of accruals reforms pp. 114-166: Delphine Moretti and Tim Youngberry
Public financial management reforms and fiscal policy-a qualitative content analysis of the impact of PFM reforms on country budget income in Sub-Sahara Africa: A case for Kenya and Rwanda pp. 167-201: Bernard Omollo

Budgeting for a sustainable future Towards a roadmap of budgetary governance reform in Timor-Leste pp. 9-93: Ronnie Downes, Emilie Gay and Dirk-Jan Kraan
Health financing and budgeting practices for health in South Africa pp. 95-126: Chris James, Michael Gmeinder, Ana Maria Ruiz Rivadeneira and Camila Vammalle
Long-term budgeting: A cautionary tale from U.S. experience pp. 129-178: Joseph White

A theoretical framework for spending review policies at a time of widespread recession pp. 9-24: Giuseppe Catalano and Angelo Erbacci
Financing and budgeting practices for health in Peru pp. 25-64: Camila Vammalle, Ana Maria Ruiz Rivadeneira, Chris James, A. Lorena Prieto Toledo and Vilma Montañez
Rationalising government fiscal reporting: Lessons learned from Australia, Canada, France and the United Kingdom on how to better address users' needs pp. 65-125: Delphine Moretti
The European Union budget and the European refugee and migration crises pp. 127-139: James Savage and Johannes Siter

Long-term fiscal sustainability analysis: Benchmarks for Independent Fiscal Institutions pp. 1-27: Trevor Shaw
Budgeting in Oaxaca pp. 1-56: Camila Vammalle, Ana Maria Ruiz and Ronnie Downes
Budgeting and performance in the European Union: A review by the OECD in the context of EU budget focused on results pp. 1-60: Ronnie Downes, Delphine Moretti and Scherie Nicol
Public sector productivity: Measurement challenges, performance information and prospects for improvement pp. 1-28: Patrick Dunleavy

Budgeting in Chile pp. 9-70: Camila Vammalle and Ana Maria Ruiz Rivadeneira
Gender budgeting in OECD countries pp. 71-107: Ronnie Downes, Lisa von Trapp and Scherie Nicol
Strengthening budget institutions in Public Expenditure Management Peer Assisted Learning (PEMPAL) countries: Results of the 2013-14 OECD PEMPAL Budget Practices and Procedures Survey pp. 109-209: Ronnie Downes, Knut Klepsvik, Joung-Jin Jang, Jaehyuk Choi, Maya Gusarova, Deanna Aubrey and Naida Carsimamovic

Budgeting in Sweden pp. 9-74: Ronnie Downes, Delphine Moretti and Trevor Shaw
Enhancing the finance function in line ministries pp. 75-92: Dirk-Jan Kraan
Spending reviews in Ireland – Learning from experience pp. 93-108: Fiachra Kennedy and John Howlin
Determinants of sound budgeting and financial management practices at the decentralised level of public administration pp. 109-128: Ben Smith Owusu Bempah

Accrual practices and reform experiences in OECD countries Results of the 2016 OECD Accruals Survey pp. 9-28: Delphine Moretti
Budget reform before and after the global financial crisis pp. 29-63: Marc Robinson
Review of budget oversight by parliament: Ireland pp. 65-111: Ronnie Downes and Scherie Nicol

Budget institutions in low-income countries pp. 9-25: Sanjeev Gupta, Sami Ylaoutinen, Brian Olden, Holger van Eden, Teresa Curristine, Tom Josephs, Eliko Pedastsaar and Johann Seiwald
Budget reform in China: Progress and prospects in the Xi Jinping era pp. 27-36: Christine Wong
Budgeting in Italy pp. 37-64: Jón R. Blöndal, Lisa von Trapp and Erik Hammer
Performance budgeting practices and procedures pp. 65-136: Trevor Shaw

Principles for independent fiscal institutions and case studies pp. 9-24: Lisa von Trapp, Ian Lienert and Joachim Wehner

Overview of public governance of public-private partnerships in the Russian Federation pp. 9-30: Ian Hawkesworth and Ihssane Loudiyi
Ten years of PPP: An initial assessment pp. 31-123: Francois Bergere
The coverage of aggregate expenditure ceilings pp. 125-145: Marc Robinson