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Andy Wynne's blog post was featuredESAAG Guidance on Financial Reporting
I have now produced a rough early draft (the appendices still have to be produced) of the above which is based on a the Cash Basis IPSAS and the study by the ACBF on existing good practice in Sub-Saharan Africa, see - http://tinyurl.com/esaag2012 I would be very pleased if you could read the draft guidance and provide any comments you may have (if possible before the end of January). I would be particularly interested in your thoughts on: any parts…See More
Andy Wynne posted a blog postESAAG Guidance on Financial Reporting
I have now produced a rough early draft (the appendices still have to be produced) of the above which is based on a the Cash Basis IPSAS and the study by the ACBF on existing good practice in Sub-Saharan Africa, see - http://tinyurl.com/esaag2012 I would be very pleased if you could read the draft guidance and provide any comments you may have (if possible before the end of January). I would be particularly interested in your thoughts on: any parts…See More
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- Public Financial Management Advisor
- Organisation Name:
- Public Finance Africa
- Organisation Type:
- Civil Society
- Sectors/Areas of expertise:
- Accountability and Partnerships, Planning and Budgeting
- Please provide additional details on your areas of expertise:
- Andy has nearly 20 years of public financial management experience since gaining his professional accountancy qualification. He has published widely on the political economy of public financial reforms. Last year he worked in Tanzania, Nigeria, Cameroon, Ghana and Senegal, as well as South Sudan.
Earlier last year he published a paper on public audit in Franco-phone Africa and recently provided a presentation on this in Cameroon. He helped to develop, write and finalise the African Development Bank/World Bank joint strategy on support to African supreme audit institutions. Andy is developing guidance for ESAAG on good practice with annual financial reporting by governments based on research undertaken with the African Capacity Building Foundation.
Andy is currently a senior advisor to the African Capacity Building Foundation on the development of the African Governance Outlook. This aims to monitor financial governance across Africa and provide a comprehensive political economy analysis of public financial management reforms taking place. Andy is also the editor of the International Journal of Governmental Financial Management - www.icgfm.org/journal.htm
- Languages Spoken Fluently:
- English
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ESAAG Guidance on Financial Reporting
I have now produced a rough early draft (the appendices still have to be produced) of the above which is based on a the Cash Basis IPSAS and the study by the ACBF on existing good practice in Sub-Saharan Africa, see - http://tinyurl.com/esaag2012
I would be very pleased if…
Posted on January 12, 2012 at 3:26pm
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