This curriculum equips learners with the theoretical and practical skills to design, analyze, and implement effective fiscal and tax policies. Covering areas such as fiscal analysis, tax administration, public debt management, and public financial management, courses offer insights into complex topics such as labor market informality, fuel subsidy reforms, inequality, and climate change.
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Equips learners with the theoretical knowledge and practical tools to design, analyze, and implement effective fiscal and tax policies that promote macroeconomic stability and sustainable growth while addressing contemporary challenges such as inequality and informality. Courses cover a broad spectrum of topics including fiscal analysis, policy frameworks, informality in labor markets, and reforming fuel subsidies.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Officials in ministries of finance, economy, planning, central banks, and other independent fiscal agencies seeking to enhance their expertise in fiscal policy analysis, design, and implementation.
ILLUSTRATIVE LEARNING PATH
Foundational Knowledge in Fiscal Analysis
Objective: Gain essential knowledge and skills for analyzing fiscal policy, and use tools and techniques to assess a country’s fiscal stance, fiscal multipliers, and debt sustainability.
Provides analytical frameworks and practical tools for understanding public debt dynamics, conducting debt sustainability analyses, modeling public debt dynamics under uncertainty, and evaluating the macroeconomic impacts of public investments and PPPs. Learners will be equipped to inform policy decisions that ensure fiscal stability and sustainable debt levels.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Officials from ministries of finance, debt agencies, central banks, and other government agencies responsible for providing advice or implementing macroeconomic and debt policies.
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Fiscal Sustainability Fundamentals
Objective: Gain foundational knowledge and essential.
Offers an overview of public financial management (PFM) systems and budgeting frameworks to achieve key macroeconomic objectives such as achieving macroeconomic stability and inclusive growth, identifying and mitigating fiscal risks, and improving institutions and governance.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Officials from ministries of finance, treasuries, debt management offices, and other government offices involved in public financial management and assessing and managing fiscal risks.
ILLUSTRATIVE LEARNING PATH
PFM Fundamentals
Objective: Explore an overview of public financial management systems and budgeting frameworks.
Fiscal Transparency and Governance (FTG) (Coming Soon)
Public Investment Management (PIM)
Public Debt: Law and Contracts (DCU)
Selected Issues in Fiscal Law and Governance (FLG)
Legal Foundations for Local Currency Bond Markets (LFLCBM)
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Offers methodologies and practical tools essential for effective tax administration operations. Learners will be trained on how to apply the IMF’s diagnostic tools like TADAT and the VAT Gap Estimation Model, plan and implement tax administration reforms, manage compliance risks, introduce organizational changes, and enhance taxpayer services. Following best practices, learners can adapt the lessons to their own context to improve operational efficiency, increase revenue performance, and build trust in the tax system.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Officials from domestic tax and revenue administrations, ministries of finance and economy, or equivalent seeking to enhance their expertise in key tax and revenue issues.
ILLUSTRATIVE LEARNING PATH
Tax Administration: Methodologies and Practical Tools
Objective: Use methodologies, practical tools, and a review of international best practices aimed at improving efficiency, governance, and compliance in tax systems.