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Assessing Egypt’s Readiness to Introduce Program and Performance-Based Budgeting
Program and performance-based budgeting is one of the recent and most controversial developments in the Egyptian budgetary system. As a results-based budgeting methodology, it can potentially support the government's endeavors to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of public expenditures and im...
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2025
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