To assess and check whether government funds are transferred from the national government are ultimately applied for the purpose intended, the EU-TAPP team designed a simple Grant Tracking Tool (GTT). The tool was used to track...
In South Sudan, the responsibility for service delivery is decentralized to local government. To strengthen the position of local government to do this, national government have issued circulars to empower coun-ty administrations...
In May 2013, the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MoFEP) and the Local Government Board (LGB) of South Sudan jointly issued a Public Financial Management (PFM) manual for local government (LG),. The manual includes the...
To support the local government in South Sudan in being able to deliver services to its citizens, the EU-TAPP team has developed a Grant Tracking Tool (GTT) which tracks the funds flowing from the national government, through the...
To improve the oversight and accountability of local government in providing basic services in South Sudan, the government Local Services Support (LSS) agenda of the Government of South Sudan strengthens state govern-ments to...
The lessons learned during the EU-TAPP project are documented in this publication to ensure sustainability of the provided capacity building in South Sudan, as well as bring insights for future projects in providing capacity for...
This report is the final evaluation of the first phase of the programme conducted by a team of independent evaluators.
Please find an invitation and draft agenda to the closing event of the EUTAPP programme: "Improving PFM for Effective Local Government Service Delivery in South Sudan". The event will take place on Wednesday 13 July 2016 at...
The Public Financial Management and Accountability Act 2011 (PFMAA) notes the procedures governing the transfers from the national to state governments. Recently guidelines were written to provide practical advice on how State...
The quarterly macroeconomic report presents updated assessments of macroeconomic trends. It presents analysis and opinions held by the Macroeconomic Planning Department (MPD) and should not be seen to represent wider views of...
