Winrock International Planning and Budgeting Training Guide for Counties in Southern Sudan

This document is a planning and budgeting training guide for counties in Southern Sudan.


Winrock International Planning and Budgeting Training Guide for Counties in Southern Sudan - cover page
Brand
Winrock International
Category
Other
Document type
Other
Language
English
Pages
19
File format
PDF
File size
288 KB
Published
16 November, 2023
Updated
16 November, 2023
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About this manual

This May 2010 training guide is intended to help counties in Southern Sudan develop annual plans and budgets in line with the State Planning and Budgeting process. It contains extracts from Government of Southern Sudan Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning guidelines and a local government budget cycle prepared by the Local Government Board with support from the United Nations Development Program/Local Government Recovery Program.

The guide explains local government in Southern Sudan, its legal framework, county organisational arrangements, participatory planning and budgeting, and consultations at Boma and Payam levels. It also outlines the local government planning cycle and stages of the county budget cycle.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • What is Local Government?
  • Legal framework for local government in Southern Sudan
  • County Organisational Arrangement
  • Participatory Planning and Budgeting
  • Boma Consultation
  • Payam Consultation
  • Local Government Planning and Budgeting
  • The Local Government Planning Cycle
  • Stages of the County Budget Cycle

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of this training guide?

It is intended to assist counties in developing their annual plans and budgets in line with the State Planning and Budgeting process.

When must the Council budget proposal be submitted to the Legislative Council?

Section 83(1) of the Local Government Act states that it shall be submitted to the Legislative Council by June 30 every year.

What is participatory planning?

It is planning that engages all key actors, men and women, in developing objectives, identifying priorities and allocating resources to county activities.

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