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00:04 Public expenditure is key to achieving Indonesia's development priorities.

00:11 The World Bank worked with the Minister of

00:13 Finance on a public expenditure review for Indonesia.

00:16 The review identifies constraints and

00:18 makes recommendations to improve the quality

00:21 of spending to close gaps in human capital and infrastructure.

00:26 The study covers

00:28 one,

00:28 what instruments can the ministers of finance,

00:31 home affairs,

00:31 and national development planning use to improve the quality

00:35 of spending at the central and local levels.

00:39 2,

00:40 how can Indonesia spend better on human capital,

00:43 health,

00:44 education,

00:44 social assistance,

00:45 and nutrition?

00:48 3,

00:48 how can Indonesia spend better on infrastructure,

00:51 national roads,

00:52 housing,

00:53 irrigation,

00:53 and water supply and sanitation?

00:57 Recommendations include.

01:00 Collect more revenues to spend more on health,

01:03 education,

01:04 social assistance,

01:05 and infrastructure.

01:07 Target spending only for the poor.

01:11 Spend more on early and preventive health and education programs.

01:15 It is better and cheaper than doing it later.

01:19 Spend more on infrastructure maintenance today,

01:23 so there will be less costly rebuilding tomorrow.

01:27 Give fast growing cities more money to make

01:30 more of them more livable and less congestion.

01:34 The study also recommends.

01:37 Ensure that the budget helps achieve national development priorities

01:41 better and focuses on quality and not only quantity.

01:46 Collect more data on results and delivery

01:49 of development priorities to improve budget performance.

01:54 Focused fiscal transfers to local government on output and performance.

01:59 Central and local governments work better together

02:02 and deliver infrastructure and health services.

02:07 And attract more private sector finance to close the infrastructure

02:11 gap because the government budget is just not big enough.

02:15 For more information,

02:17 please visit www.worldbank.org/IDPER.

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Public expenditure is key to achieving Indonesia's development priorities. The World Bank worked with the Minister of Finance on a public expenditure review for Indonesia. The review identifies constraints and makes recommendations to improve the quality of spending to close gaps in human capital and infrastructure. The study covers one, what instruments can the ministers of finance, home affairs, and national development planning use to improve the quality of spending at the central and local levels. 2, how can Indonesia spend better on human capital, health, education, social assistance, and nutrition? 3, how can Indonesia spend better on infrastructure, national roads, housing, irrigation, and water supply and sanitation? Recommendations include. Collect more revenues to spend more on health, education, social assistance, and infrastructure. Target spending only for the poor. Spend more on early and preventive health and education programs. It is better and cheaper than doing it later. Spend more on infrastructure maintenance today, so there will be less costly rebuilding tomorrow. Give fast growing cities more money to make more of them more livable and less congestion. The study also recommends. Ensure that the budget helps achieve national development priorities better and focuses on quality and not only quantity. Collect more data on results and delivery of development priorities to improve budget performance. Focused fiscal transfers to local government on output and performance. Central and local governments work better together and deliver infrastructure and health services. And attract more private sector finance to close the infrastructure gap because the government budget is just not big enough. For more information, please visit www.worldbank.org/IDPER.
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The World Bank worked with the Ministry of Finance on a Public Expenditure Review for Indonesia. The Review identifies constraints and makes recommendations to improve the quality of spending to close gaps in human capital and infrastructure.
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