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Definitions
Public Financial Management System (PFMS)
is designed to
support all financial operations,
collect accurate, timely, complete, reliable and consistent
information on all public financial events,
provide adequate management reporting,
support government-wide and agency policy decisions,
produce auditable financial statements.
June 2006 PFMS 2
Public Financial Management Cycle
Policy Budget
Development and Preparation Budget
0 Review Execution
1
8 Audit and Mgmt of 2
Evaluation Budget
Authorization
s
7 Budget Commitment 3
Review & of Funds
Fiscal Rep.
F M I S Procurement/
Web Purchasing
Publishing
6 Debt and Aid Payments 4
Management and Receipts
Mgmt Asset /
5 Inventory
Mgmt
Cash Payroll Calcs
Management HR Mgmt
June 2006 PFMS 3
Components
Core Treasury System includes the following components:
2 Budget Execution and Monitoring
4 Accounting (general ledger, management of payments and receipts)
5 Cash Management
7 Financial Reporting
8 Purchasing / Commitment
4 Asset / Inventory Management
Operational support for Spending Units
Other Public Financial Management System components:
1 Macro Economic Forecasting
1 Budget Preparation and Approval
6 Debt and Aid Management
4 HR Management /Payroll Calculations
8 Support for Financial Control and Auditing
7 Web publishing
7 Financial Management Information System
The combination of above components is referred to as integrated PFMS
June 2006 PFMS 4
Evolution of Treasury Systems
Treasury development process:
(Treasury Reference Model)
1. Establishment of legal and institutional frameworks
2. Definition of coverage
3. Definition of system functionality
4. Design and implementation of Information Systems
June 2006 PFMS 5
Evolution of Treasury Systems
1. Establishment of legal and institutional frameworks
Legal : Approval and implementation of the organic budget law
Organization : Establishment of a countrywide MoF / Treasury
organization
Personnel : Allocation of adequate qualified staff for MoF /
Treasury management and operations
June 2006 PFMS 6
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