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PEMNA Making a difference for the future
Miki Matsuura
Public Sector Management
Specialist
The World Bank
ADB APCoP
March 24, 2015
Manila
PEMNA brings…
“PEMNA has utmost importance that it provides us with the
opportunities to discuss and share practical experiences, progress and challenges that the countries have encountered while implementing
the financial sector reform policies.”
- State Secretary, Mongolia
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PEMNA is…
Public Expenditure Management
Network in Asia (PEMNA)
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Mission “To create a sustainable network in which the knowledge gained contributes to the improvement of member country’s public expenditure management (PEM) systems”
Objectives To facilitate the exchange of experiences on
o specific, high priority PEM reforms and their implementation,
o the analysis of common challenges faced by member countries,
o the benchmarking of PEM performance across member countries.
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How will PEMNA add value?
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Effective
support for
each COP,
committed
membership,
sufficient
resources,
and strong
ownership
Sustainable
and well-
functioning
Steering
Committee,
COPs, and
Secretariat
COP
members
learning
from each
other
Improved
PEM systems
in these
areas of
practice,
which could
contribute
to improved
overall PEM
systems
Will Result In
Will Result In
Will Help Build
PEMNA is..
• A demand-driven, peer-learning network of practitioners in public expenditure management
• Established in June 2012 in Bangkok, Thailand (4th year of Operation)
• 14 member countries:
Brunei, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, and Vietnam
Situational Experts!
• Observers: Russia Federal Treasury, US OTA and UNICEF
• Secretariat: Korean Institute of Public Finance (KIPF)
• Supported by: Korea’s Ministry of Strategy and Finance (MoSF), Philippines Department of Budget and Management (DBM) and the World Bank with close partnership with the IMF and OECD
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How is PEMNA Governed?
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Steering Committee
Budget COP CoP Facilitator
Leadership Team
Secretariat
Treasury COP CoP Facilitator
Leadership Team
Rules of Operation
Study Visit Guidelines
What is CoP Leadership Team?
Voluntary members
Budget CoP (B-CoP)
Laos, Korea, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam
Treasury CoP (T-CoP)
Cambodia, Indonesia, Korea, Laos, Mongolia, Vietnam
Responsibilities
o To propose PEMNA activities which provide opportunities for knowledge sharing between, and learning by, members
o To plan and prepare for each proposed CoP activity a work program and budget allocation
o To facilitate discussions and exchanges between members
o To coordinate with the CoP facilitator and Secretariat to ensure that CoP activities are executed as planned and for the benefit of CoP members
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What do the CoPs do? Activities
• Annual Plenary Meeting (Seoul, Shanghai, Ulaanbaatar, Myanmar)
• CoP meetings
• Study Visit, Research
• Online
• PEMNA Website: www.pemna.org
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/pemnasec
Mode of Operation
• Face-to-face workshops, videoconferences, study visits, internet-based interactions, web-based learning, and member country surveys on selected topics
Membership
• PEMNA membership endorsed by Steering Committee
Governance
• Rules of Operation, Study Visit Guidelines
These CoPs are demand driven…
• The community members – shape their agenda
• The development partners –facilitate
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What are the CoP Topics? Budget CoP (B-CoP) Treasury CoP (T-CoP)
Nov 2013, Seoul:
Linkages between Planning and
budgeting
Aug 2013, Putrajaya:
Cash Management Oct 2013, Hanoi:
Consolidation of Accounts in the
Public Sector Dec 2013, Siem Reap:
Financial Management Information
Systems (FMIS)
Jun. 2014, Mongolia Plenary Conference
Planning and budgeting institutions
and performance oriented
budgeting
Cash projection and cash planning,
FMIS, and financial reporting
Jan 2015, Putrajaya:
Performance Budgeting, Fiscal
Rules, and Fiscal Risk Management
Mar 2014, Jakarta:
Cash Management
Dec 2014, Ho Chi Minh City:
Functions and Organizations of
Treasury
May. 2015, Myanmar Plenary Conference 11
PEMNA beyond regular
meetings
Vietnam MoF – Mongolia MoF: FMIS
Thailand MoF – Vietnam MoF: FMIS
Vietnam MoF - Malaysia MoF: Financial reporting
standards
Thailand BoB – Malaysia MoF: information system in
performance management
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Where can we collaborate?
Network-network collaboration: PEMPAL, SBO, APCoP
Knowledge exchange
o Resource persons?
o Updating APCoP discussions at PEMNA (vise versa)?
o Joint PEMNA-APCoP meetings (face-to-face, study tour)?
o Art of knowledge exchange sessions?
o Secretariat-Secretariat exchange?
o Webpage interlink?
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Visit us:
PEMNA Website: www.pemna.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pemnasec
The World Bank
o Miki Matsuura ([email protected])
o Shabih Mohib ([email protected])
PEMNA Secretariat
o John Kim ([email protected])
o Jae Young Lee ([email protected])
PEMNA members or at one of our PEMNA meetings!
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