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La alta calidad en la gestion de la deuda publica juega un papel critico en la reduccion de la vulnerabilidad de los paises a las crisis financieras. Contar con una solida gestion del riesgo y de caja, una efectiva coordinacion entre la politica fiscal y monetaria, el Buen Gobierno y una adecuada capacidad institucional y de los recursos humanos permitira a los gobiernos desarrollar e implementar estrategias eficaces de gestion de la deuda en el mediano plazo. Gestion de la deuda publica: del diagnostico a la implementacion de reformas pone de manifiesto los conocimientos y las experiencias adquiridas a traves del programa piloto implementado por el Banco Mundial y el Fondo Monetario Internacional con miras a disenar programas significativos de reforma y de desarrollo de capacidades en doce paises. Las experiencias de estos, geografica y economicamente diversos-Bulgaria, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croacia, Indonesia, Kenya, Libano, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Tunez y Zambia- ilustran los retos y los elementos necesarios para lograr avances en materia de la gestion de la deuda publica. Gestion de la deuda publica sera de utilidad para los funcionarios publicos que contemplan la posibilidad o que se encuentran inmersos en el proceso de reforma de sus practicas, los proveedores de asistencia tecnica y los profesionales que trabajan en el desarrollo de capacidades en materia de gestion de la deuda publica. Habida cuenta de que la implementacion de las estrategias de gestion de la deuda requiere la existencia de un mercado de deuda publica interna desarrollado, los lectores podrian estar igualmente interesados por el volumen Desarrollo de un mercado de deuda publica.

Accountability --- Capacity Building --- Debt --- Managing Debt --- Spanish Translation

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small and medium enterprises --- management. --- management --- Human resources --- training strategies --- training programmes --- economics --- Capacity building --- Germany

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This report provides an overview of international experience in the implementation of Green Public Procurement (GPP). It focuses on the institutional framework that is needed to support the mainstreaming of GPP practices across government. The intention is to equip practitioners with a broad understanding of the issues they need to consider in the design and implementation of GPP reforms. The report draws on a wide range of country examples. It provides links to handbooks and tools for practitioners.

Capacity Building --- Climate Change and Environment --- Environment --- Environmental Economics and Policies --- Green Issues --- Public Procurement

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Human trafficking --- Human trafficking victims --- Prevention --- Government policy --- Services for --- United States. --- Planning. --- Assault --- Canada --- Canada border services agency --- Capacity building --- Crime --- Criminal justice --- Employment --- Government --- Human activities

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The natural resources sector, particularly the mining industry, has been a significant part of Peru's economic growth over the past decade. The law mandates that the national government transfer half of the income taxes paid by mining companies to regional and local governments. This transfer of funds represents a significant opportunity to respond to the needs of local communities and lift them out of poverty. The Peruvian law of transparency and access to public information lays out mandatory compliance rules for public authorities and officials. It requires public entities at the national, regional, and municipal levels to deliver, in a timely manner, information requested by people and entities and to provide adequate infrastructure to systemize and publish public information. International Finance Corporation (IFC) identified five groups of stakeholders that were key in promoting transparency and accountability: authorities and municipal officials; local leaders; surveillance committees of the participatory budgeting process; the media; and the general population. Implementation of IFC's transparency and accountability projects in Peru generated a wealth of information, experience, recommendations, and lessons that will be useful when designing and implementing future interventions.

Accountability --- Capacity Building --- Energy --- Energy and Natural Resources --- Environment --- Natural Resources Management --- Participations and Civic Engagement --- Social Accountability --- Social Development --- Transparency