Public Expenditure Analysis & Management Seminar May 22-24, 2001 World Bank Group Headquarters MC4-800 TABLE OF CONTENTS Tab 1 Agenda List of Participants Evaluation Form Session 1: Issues in Public Expenditure Analysis & Management Chair & Speaker: Vinaya Swaroop, Lead Economist (DECRG/ PRMPS) Required Reading: Draft Guidelines for the World Bank’s Work on Public Expenditure Analysis and Support (including PERs). By Shanta Devarajan, Malcolm Holmes, Charles Humphreys, Allister Moon and Vinaya Swaroop. March 2001. Swaroop, Vinaya. 2000. “Public Expenditure Reviews: Progress and Potential.” World Bank PREM Note, (April). Tab 2 Session 2: Public Expenditures, Budget Deficits & the Macroeconomic Framework Chair: Vinaya Swaroop Speaker: Sanjeev Gupta, Chief, Expenditure Policy Division, Fiscal Affairs Dept, IMF. Required Reading: Fisher, Stanley. 1997. "Applied Economics in Action: IMF Programs," The American Economic Review,: Vol. 87, No. 2, (May), pp. 23-27. Mussa, Michael. 1997. "IMF Surveillance," The American Economic Review,: Vol. 87, No. 2, (May), pp. 28-31. Luncheon Speaker: Cheryl Gray, Director (PRMPS) Tab 3 Session 3: Health Sector Expenditures Chair: Vinaya Swaroop Speakers: Jeffrey Hammer, Lead Economist (DECRG) 2 Required Reading(s) Hammer, Jeffrey. 1997. “Economic Analysis for Health Projects.” The World Bank Research Observer: Vol. 12, No. 1, (February), pp.47-71. Tab 4 Session 4: Issues in Education Spending Chair: Vinaya Swaroop Speaker: Harry Patrinos, Senior Education Economist, (HDNED) Required Reading(s): Nicholas Burnett, Kari Marble and Anthony Patrinos. 1995. “Setting Investment Priorities In Education.” Finance & Development: December. “Schools Brief, Investing in People.” The Economist. March 26, 1994. Vawda, Ayesha. 2000. Who benefits from Public Education Expenditures? Tab 5 Session 5: Issues in Rural Development and Agriculture Chair: Vinaya Swaroop Speakers: Gershon Feder, Research Manager (DECRG) Required Reading: Gershon Feder. 1997. “Agricultural Policies and Reforms: Issues and Lessons.” Policies for Agricultural Development.” (Edited by Vyas and Bhargava), Rwat Publications, India. Tab 6 Session 6: Targeting of Government Expenditures for Poverty Reduction Chair: Vinaya Swaroop Speaker: Margaret Grosh , Lead Economist (HDNSP) No Required Readings Luncheon Speaker : Professor Allen Schick, University of Maryland Tab 7 Session 7: Linking Policy, Planning and Budgeting Chair: Gary Reid, Senior Public Management Specialist (ECSPE) Speaker: Allister Moon, Lead Economist (ECSPE) No Required Readings Tab 8 Session 8: Public Budget Execution and Monitoring. 3 Chair: Gary Reid Speakers: William Dorotinsky, Public Sector Specialist (PRMPS) (General Issues); Hinh Dinh, Lead Economist (AFTM1) (Case Study on Zambia). Required Readings: OECD. 1997. “Anatomy of the Expenditure Budget.” SIGMA Policy Brief: No.1. World Bank. 2000. The Cash Rationing System in Zambia (Draft). Tab 9 Session 9: Wages and Employment Chair: Vinaya Swaroop Speakers: Nick Manning, Senior Public Sector Management Specialist (PRMPS) Martin Rama, Lead Economist, (DECRG) Required Readings: “Who and What is a Civil Servant.” Prepared by Members of the Civil Service Thematic Group. “Establishment Control and Payment Determination.” Prepared by Members of the Civil Service Thematic Group. “Total Rewards for Civil Servants.” Prepared by Ranjana Mukherjee. “Measuring Government Employment and Wages.” Tab 10 Session 10: Issues in Inter-governmental Fiscal Relations Chair: Jennie Litvack, Senior Economist (PRMPS) Speaker: Anwar Shah, Lead Evaluation Officer (OEDCR) No Required Readings Luncheon Speaker: Professor Philip Joyce, George Washington University Tab 11 Session 11: The Changing Face of Public Expenditure Reviews. Chair: Vinaya Swaroop Speakers: David Shand, Financial Management Advisor (OPCFM) (Participatory PER in Vietnam); Anand Rajaram, Senior Economist (PRMPS) (Combining fiduciary issues with PE work). No Required Reading 4 Tab 12 Session 12: Linking PE work with Bank instruments Chair: Chuck Humphreys, Sector Manager (AFTM4) Speaker(s): Jeni Klugman, Lead Economist (PRMPO) (Link with PRSPs); Ritva Reinnka, Research Manager (DECRG) (Link with PRSCs). Required Readings: A. Fozzard, M. Holmes, J. Klugman and K. Withers. 2001. Public Spending for Poverty Reduction (Draft). _____. 2001. Public Spending Technical Notes (Draft). World Bank. 2001. The Republic of Uganda Poverty Reduction Support Credit. Report No. P7442-UG.