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Ministry of Finance 2012/13 Budget and the Corresponding MTEF –Key Highlights

Ministry of Finance 2012/13 Budget and the Corresponding MTEF –Key Highlights Presentation to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Economics, Natural Resources and Public Administration 01 March 2012, Hotel Furstenhof. Contents. Introduction Fiscal numbers Fiscal Summary

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Ministry of Finance 2012/13 Budget and the Corresponding MTEF –Key Highlights

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  1. Ministry of Finance • 2012/13 Budget and the Corresponding MTEF –Key Highlights • Presentation to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Economics, Natural Resources and Public Administration • 01 March 2012, Hotel Furstenhof

  2. Contents • Introduction • Fiscal numbers • Fiscal Summary • Expenditure Breakdown • Key spending areas • Budget Priorities • Policy Agenda • Accountability • Conclusion

  3. Introduction • The 2012/13 financial year marks the end of the 10 year series of the rolling Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) documents • Tabling of the Budget -one of the Stages of the Budget Cycle

  4. National Budget Cycle

  5. Fiscal Summary • Total Revenue and Grants in N$000 for the MTEF

  6. Fiscal Summary Cont/ • Global Ceilings for the MTEF

  7. Budget Balance and Debt Stock in N$000

  8. Fiscal Consolidation

  9. Expenditure Breakdown (N$ 000)

  10. Key Spending Areas – 2012/13 * Economic Ministries – Finance, Mines and Energy, Agriculture, Trade and Industry, Fisheries and Lands and Resettlement.

  11. Budget Priorities • Human resources development and skills formation • Strengthening Social Safety Nets • Economic growth , employment creation and poverty reduction • Infrastructure development • Defence safety and public Order • Youth development

  12. Upcoming Policy Reforms • Tax Policy and Administration; • Managing the Budget on Programme Basis • Public Expenditure Reviews (following on from the insightful Education Review); • Public Service Medical Aid scheme • Public Procurement System

  13. Accountability • O/M/As will be required to produce Accountability Reports, highlighting concrete results • SOEs will also be required to submit Reports through their Line Ministries • Audited Reports to Parliament

  14. Conclusion • Let us keep to the Theme of the Budget: Fiscal Sustainability and Job Creation: Going More with Less! • I thank You!

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