Papua New Guinea’s Budget Reset: Can Smarter Spending Controls Unlock Public Investment Growth?
Papua New Guinea’s monthly cash-rationing system is delaying capital projects, increasing payment risks and weakening budget credibility, prompting the IMF to recommend a shift toward quarterly, commitment-based expenditure controls. The reforms could reduce arrears, improve public investment delivery and give government agencies, development partners and private suppliers greater certainty
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