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World Bank
Country Financial Accountability Assessments (CFAAs)
CFAAs support the Bank's development objectives by identifying strengths and weaknesses in country public financial management (PFM) systems. It facilitates a common understanding among the government, the Bank, and development partners on the performance of the institutions responsible for managing the country's public finances. This common understanding helps to identify priorities for action and informs the design and implementation of capacity-building programmes. The World Bank aims to have a CFAA which is no more than five years old for all countries to which it is actively lending.
- World Bank guidance to staff on undertaking Country Financial Accountability Assessments
- An example of a Country Financial Accountability Assessment from Brazil
The Country Analytic Work website provides examples of Country Financial Accountability Assessments, including those for Ethiopia, Malawi, The Gambia and Zambia.