Bangladesh : financial accountability for good governance / Banco Mundial
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Biblioteca Manuel Belgrano | 336.5492 B 47827 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo)) | Enlace al recurso | Disponible | 47827 | ||
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Biblioteca Manuel Belgrano | 336.5492 B 47828 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo)) | Enlace al recurso | Disponible | 47828 |
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336.4977 B 47966 Financing government in the transition : Bulgaria. The political economy of tax policies, tax bases, and tax evasion / | 336.5 P 32792 Principios de economía : micro / | 336.5492 B 47827 Bangladesh : | 336.5492 B 47828 Bangladesh : | 336.6762 F 39824 Financial policy workshops: | 336.73 G 55644 Public finance and public policy / | 336.73 H 53712 El sector público / |
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1. Introduction -- 2. The architecture of public accountability -- 3. Central government ministries and divisions -- 4. Local government -- 5. Public enterprises -- 6. Oversight of use of public funds -- 7. Public sector accountability -- 8. Private sector accountability -- 9. Private sector accountants and auditors -- 10. Next steps
This document assesses the quality of financial accountability and transparency in Bangladesh, and makes recommendations for improvement. With respect to public funds, it compares the financial management standards, and practices of agencies using such funds against and international, or " best practice " standard, and also the standards, and practices of the external " oversight " agencies - nine Audit Directorates of the Comptroller and Auditor General ' s Office, parliamentary committees concerned with public expenditure, donor agencies, and the media. It assesses what it would take to qualify the country for programmatic, or sector lending in replacement of all individual project lending. With respect to private funds in the hands of companies, commercial banks, insurance companies, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), it examines the regulatory activities of the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the two Stock Exchanges, Bangladesh Bank, NGO Affairs Bureau, and the accounting and auditing profession that serves both public, and private sectors.
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