Cambodia Public Finance Review
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Washington, DC: World Bank
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During the last decade Cambodia
succeeded in achieving significant domestic resource
mobilization which in turn enabled a rapid expansion of
social spending. During the next decade it should shift from
spending more to spending better. This Public Finance Review
(PFR) informs the next phase of the government’s public
financial management (PFM) reform strategy (achieving
performance accountability) and to provide analytical basis
for the government’s fiscal reform efforts in the
post-pandemic period. The PFR covers six main chapters. The
first chapter (achieving fiscal resilience and building
fiscal space) examines macro fiscal performance. The second
chapter (enhancing quality of public spending) reviews
public expenditure covering selected key ministries in
social, economic and infrastructure sectors as well as
administrative services and cross sectoral programs. The
remaining four chapters provided a deep dive exploration
into expenditure and public finance management in: Health,
Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Resources, and a case
study of Preah Sihanouk province.
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PFR, FISCAL RESILIENCE, PUBLIC SPENDING QUALITY, PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY, AGRICULTURE, PREAH SIHANOUK