Performance Budgeting 2007
DOI: 10.1057/9781137001528_6
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Performance Auditing and Performance Budgeting

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“…This result is consistent with the findings of Fan [16] and follows the audit development of SAV. Nevertheless, this result contradicts most related studies in developed countries [5,21,41]. However, choosing an audit strategy to contribute to the organization's performance improvement faces significant challenges that require particular competencies, prestige, and political support for the SAI, but these factors need to be improved in emerging countries like Vietnam.…”
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confidence: 78%
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“…This result is consistent with the findings of Fan [16] and follows the audit development of SAV. Nevertheless, this result contradicts most related studies in developed countries [5,21,41]. However, choosing an audit strategy to contribute to the organization's performance improvement faces significant challenges that require particular competencies, prestige, and political support for the SAI, but these factors need to be improved in emerging countries like Vietnam.…”
Section: -4-discussing Research Resultsmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Social needs have both a direct and indirect impact on SAIs' transition to PA. Rooted in the increased budget for public spending, the technological revolution, economic liberalization, and the financial crisis, the weakness of public governance has prompted governments to increase accountability and improve operational efficiency [41]. These factors directly impact SAIs' shift to PA, thus demonstrating its value.…”
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“…Los presupuestos participativos han sido descritos por el Banco Mundial como un enfoque de democracia directa aplicado a la presupuestación, que permite ofrecerle a los individuos la oportunidad de "deliberar, debatir e influenciar la asignación de recursos públicos" (Shah, 2007). Los presupuestos participativos tienen su origen en experiencias desarrolladas en Brasil hace casi dos décadas, que se han ido extendiendo a todas las regiones del mundo, incluyendo países desarrollados, emergentes y de bajos ingresos.…”
Section: Presupuestos Y Resultados En El Nivel Subnacionalunclassified