Vers une gestion intégrée des finances publiques - principes et illustration : le cas de la Colombie
By: TOBELEM, Alain
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, avril/juin 1995Revue Française D'Administration Publique 74, p. 293-306Abstract: If we consider the general crisis of confidence that all public administrations suffer, but mostly those of the emerging countries, the integrated financial public management can be an instrument to their modernization. It will allow them to find again the credibility necessary to the success of the efforts to improve the definition of politics and the productivity of resources use. It will make easier the passage from an age of extravagant waste, during the las thirty years, to an age of increasing efficiency, that is still to be created. Colombia's experience, one which has been widely implemented illustrated the necessity to realize a real integrated management
If we consider the general crisis of confidence that all public administrations suffer, but mostly those of the emerging countries, the integrated financial public management can be an instrument to their modernization. It will allow them to find again the credibility necessary to the success of the efforts to improve the definition of politics and the productivity of resources use. It will make easier the passage from an age of extravagant waste, during the las thirty years, to an age of increasing efficiency, that is still to be created. Colombia's experience, one which has been widely implemented illustrated the necessity to realize a real integrated management
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