Presentations

Pan African & SADC Perspectives on BRICS

Governance is the process of decision making and the process by which decisions are implemented (or not implemented (Citizen’s Constitutional Forum, 2013) Read more

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF AFRICA’S DEBT

Presentation of the Policy Brief “Africa’s Debt Landscape : Scope for Sustainability

Accountability in Public Debt Management and Use of Special Drawing Rights: Why it Matters

Objectives of this presentation❑ PART 1: Overview of the concept of accountability: – focus onconceptualization of accountability – its various facets and what it would mean inthe context of debt

TRANSPARENCY & ACCOUNTABILITY IN PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPs- CASE OF UGANDA

PPPs refer to long term contractual relationships between public and private parties, awarded through acompetitive tendering process. Under this arrangement, the private party delivers over the contractduration public infrastructure and

Eastern and Southern Regional Debt Conference: Public Participation and Strengthening Accountability in Public Finance Management: Case of the Okoa Uchumi Campaign

The campaign is informed by the dire state of our debt management which has been marred by opacity in decision making, mismanagement of debt expenditures and flagrant violations of public

Understanding International Monetary Fund Special Drawing Rights (SDRs)

Objectives of this presentation❑ Enable participants, understand SDRs to be able toengage in SDRs debates and make policysuggestions❑ To highlight SDRs cases and their use – Kenya,Ethiopia, Uganda, Ghana and

Public-Private Partnerships and Debt in Africa Framing the Discourse

Public Private Partnerships – A form of legally enforceable contract between the public sector andprivate sector, which requires new investments by the private contractor (money, technology,expertise/time, reputation, etc.) and which

THE NEXT EMERGENCY: Covid-19 recovery and building resilience through fiscal democracy in public finance management

Are East African countries ready to face the next crisis or are they simply keen to go back to how things were? What does a new normal mean when speaking