Training Program
Compilation of State Owned Enterprises Fiscal Statistics (SOE)
This course explores the linkages between SOE performance and fiscal risks. It highlights the importance and relevance of finance ministries in the financial oversight and monitoring of SOEs, especially where state support is significant, and where relevant, in setting their financial targets. The course also addresses mechanisms for ensuring SOE financial accountability and how finance ministries can contribute to decision-making related to SOEs' operations, debt, public service obligations, and other decisions impacting public finances.
Participants learn good practices in SOE performance monitoring, and practical aspects for effective oversight. The delegates are expected to share their own experiences in this complex reform area that involves multiple stakeholders.
Target Audience
Mid- to senior-level officials engaged in the oversight and governance of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), from ministries of finance, ministries of economy, other ministries or agencies responsible for state ownership. The officials nominated for this course should be directly engaged in SOE oversight and reform implementation on behalf of the government. Participants are expected to have good knowledge of their country's fiscal risks management framework, arrangements for financial monitoring or SOE, and possess at least five years of experience in any of these areas.
Qualifications
Participants are expected to have an active role in managing and overseeing the SOEs in their countries, either at the ministries of finance, or at the ministries of economy, other ministries or agencies responsible for state ownership.
