*A. de Brauw, V. Mueller and H. Kim. "The Role of Rural-Urban Migration in the Structural Transformation of Sub-Saharan Africa." Vol. 63 (2014), pp. 33-42. World Development, *M. Momen, "Synergistic Rural-Urban Development: The Experience of the Rural-Urban Partnership Program in Nepal." Vol. 31 (2009), pp. International Development Planning Review. 281-300). *L. Christiansen and Y. Todo. "Poverty Reduction During Rural-Urban Transformation--The Role of the Missing Middle." Vol. 63 (2014), pp. 43-58. World Development. 3. Development Planning and Public Expenditure Management (February 22) This session places development planning in the broader framework of public expenditure management (PEM). We review basic PEM principles and the PEM cycle and highlight the relationships between development planning and multi-year investment programming and annual budgeting. We also briefly introduce the notion of planning” in the public “strategic sector to set the stage for later discussions. Required Readings *Asian Development Bank, "What is Public Expenditure Management (PEM)?" The Governance , Issue 1-2001. (Manila , ADB). Brief *Asian Development Bank, "Linking Planning and Budgeting: The Medium-Term Expenditure Framework" , Issue 2-2001. (Manila , ADB). The Governance Brief *The World Bank, (Washington, DC: The World Public Expenditure Management Handbook, Bank, 1998) Chapter 3, pages 31-60. *J. Bryson, "A Strategic Planning Process for Public and Non-profit Organizations," Long Range Volume 21 (1988), No. 1, pp. 73-81. (Skim--more detailed coverage later). Planning, LGA Activists (short video) (Braamfontein, What is an Integrated Development Plan? South Africa: Local Government Action). or Supplementary Readings *S. Schiavo-Campo and D. Tomasi. (Manila: Asian Managing Government Expenditure. Development Bank, 1999), Chapter 12, pp.1-25, Chapter 13 (1-34).
*A. de Brauw, V. Mueller and H. Kim. "The Role of Rural-Urban Migration in the Structural Transformation of Sub-Saharan Africa." World Development, Vol. 63 (2014), pp. 33-42. *M. Momen, "Synergistic Rural-Urban Development: The Experience of the Rural-Urban Partnership Program in Nepal." International Development Planning Review. Vol. 31 (2009), pp. 281-300). *L. Christiansen and Y. Todo. "Poverty Reduction During Rural-Urban Transformation--The Role of the Missing Middle." World Development. Vol. 63 (2014), pp. 43-58. 3. Development Planning and Public Expenditure Management (February 22) This session places development planning in the broader framework of public expenditure management (PEM). We review basic PEM principles and the PEM cycle and highlight the relationships between development planning and multi-year investment programming and annual budgeting. We also briefly introduce the notion of “strategic planning” in the public sector to set the stage for later discussions. Required Readings *Asian Development Bank, "What is Public Expenditure Management (PEM)?" The Governance Brief , Issue 1-2001. (Manila , ADB). *Asian Development Bank, "Linking Planning and Budgeting: The Medium-Term Expenditure Framework" The Governance Brief , Issue 2-2001. (Manila , ADB). *The World Bank, Public Expenditure Management Handbook, (Washington, DC: The World Bank, 1998) Chapter 3, pages 31-60. *J. Bryson, "A Strategic Planning Process for Public and Non-profit Organizations," Long Range Planning, Volume 21 (1988), No. 1, pp. 73-81. (Skim--more detailed coverage later). LGA Activists What is an Integrated Development Plan? (short video) (Braamfontein, South Africa: Local Government Action). or Supplementary Readings *S. Schiavo-Campo and D. Tomasi. Managing Government Expenditure. (Manila: Asian Development Bank, 1999), Chapter 12, pp.1-25, Chapter 13 (1-34).
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