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Sithole Humbe
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How can results- based oriented personnel performance be based on Incentives paid in turn ?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Arunaselam Rasappan Oct 4, 2008.

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Sithole Humbe commented on African CoP's blog post 'Draft Discussion Note on the Results Agenda - For Your Comments!'
The draft sound ok but more clarification must be added that donors are not willing to provide financial and technical support through receiving countries' traditional structures thereby causing disharmony in the reporting for results between…
Sep 21, 2011
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Sithole Humbe replied to Hannah J Cooper's discussion 'The Choice Is Yours! What Do You Want To Talk About?'
Dear Hanna After much consideration i have decided to add my voice to public transport issue raised by Hellen. The fundamental aspect to be be considered first is law enactment and law enforcement. The second fact goes with Capacity Building of the…
Aug 31, 2011
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Sithole Humbe commented on Mugunga Matabaro's blog post 'Rwanda - Promoting Accountability and encouraging sustainability through Imihigo tool'
Its a sign of a positive change towards MfDR success in Africa. Anyway can more be discussed on how the mayors go about false promises from Donor Funding on project implementation
Jun 22, 2011
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Sithole Humbe commented on African CoP's blog post 'Over 50 Results Stories from Across Africa!'
It seems MfDr is getting acceptance in Africa although with little challenges
Apr 13, 2011
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Sithole Humbe replied to Hannah J Cooper's discussion 'The ABCs of RBB (Results-Based Budgeting)'
Thanks for bringing up this e-discussion topics. I hope the mist can be dusted for a while. Results based budgeting is compromised by activity/ line item budgeting in many African Government budgeting system. This is depicted by votes allocated to…
Mar 9, 2011
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Sithole Humbe replied to Rudo Gwata's discussion 'Results Based Management in the Public Service'
This is going to be an interesting evaluation of IRBM as a whole in Africa and i hope the reports will be genuine and not doctored as we tend to do most of the times on this forum. I will join this time during the discussion window not taking a back…
Oct 19, 2010
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Sithole Humbe commented on Solomon Mhlanga's blog post 'Discussing Development Planning in Asia'
Hie big brother Thanks for this feedback. However, can you shed more information on Outcome-Based Approach to Development Planning so that we can correct the current mishap. Can uploads of the M&E presentations done at the Workshop be done for…
May 5, 2010
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Sithole Humbe replied to Hannah J Cooper's discussion 'MfDR Software: Culture Change - A Tough Nut to Crack'
Hie Hannar I have been giving in to more listening than talking the past 4 months. In my organisation, the implementation of RBM or MfDR has been not rosy. Only 20% of senior management representative have interest in RBM principles and attempt to…
Feb 15, 2010

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Chief Accountant
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SAP
CIS
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Government
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Planning and Budgeting
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At 2:12am on June 17, 2009, YvonneYvonne said…
Hi Sithole, thanks for my wlecome and sorry for the delayed response. being real is really hard these days where those who must care are busy hhod winking the ignorant masses.... have you ever heard of patriotism being taught in class?
At 8:27am on April 21, 2009, Zaam SsaliZaam Ssali said…
Sithole, I agree with you. It is high time they are removed but what is the best way forward. I am sure you are aware that they may not agree with you.
If you have any thoughts on this, I willing to listen.
At 4:53am on April 21, 2009, Zaam SsaliZaam Ssali said…
Hi Sithole,

Please clarify. Which bad apples are discussing? I think I will give a better answer when you shade more light.
 
 
 

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