Staff Operational Guidelines on Dissemination of Technical Assistance Information
Policy Papers, June 10, 2013
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- Published: June 10, 2013
- Series: Policy Papers
Summary
- TA information should be disseminated more widely.
- Wider dissemination will improve coordination with donors and other TA providers, exploit synergies, and enable the IMF to prioritize and leverage its limited TA resources.
- Wider dissemination supports key objectives under the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness.
- Donors to the IMF’s TA program have a legitimate interest in receiving information on TA financed by them, especially for their accountability to governments and legislators.
- For TA recipient countries, wider dissemination among different government agencies will strengthen ownership and facilitate more effective implementation of TA recommendations.
- Through publication, the membership and the public at large will benefit from a better understanding of best practices, and the IMF’s experiences in the provision of TA.
Rationale and Expected Benefits
- Improved coordination among TA providers and donors.
- Better prioritization and leveraging of limited IMF TA resources.
- Enhanced donor accountability to their governments and legislators.
- Strengthened ownership within TA recipient countries through broader intra-government dissemination.
- Greater public and membership understanding of best practices and IMF TA experiences.
Subjects and Metadata
- Subject: Technical assistance, Technical assistance programs
- Publication date: June 10, 2013
Source: Staff Operational Guidelines on Dissemination of Technical Assistance Information, International Monetary Fund.
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- _061013 - Executive Summary