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Local Financial Management Systems

International Journal of Educational Management, 1988
Local financial management systems, an area of current interest, is reviewed, and the benefits and pitfalls associated with financial devolution described. Specific examples of experiences are given from local education authorities, and recommendations are made about the setting up of any such new system.
Brian E. Roberts, David Streatfield
exaly   +4 more sources

Local Financial Management: An Overview

International Journal of Educational Management, 1987
The arguments for and against devolution of financial management to schools are outlined and the most common features of delegation listed. Although this is a very topical subject which could have radical consequences, it is pointed out that it has not been properly evaluated.
L. South
exaly   +4 more sources

Local Financial Management

Educational Management & Administration, 1988
This paper was the annual lecture to the South East region of BEMAS and the Society of Education Officers in November 1987.
D. Tuck
openaire   +2 more sources

Local Financial Management: A Pilot Scheme

Educational Management & Administration, 1984
T. Hinds
openaire   +2 more sources

On the Effectiveness of Local Financial Management

2023
Local governments in Bulgaria have stable property rights regulated by the Constitution (1991) and the Municipal Property Act (1996). Municipalities own and use different types of assets to provide public services to local communities, but the effectiveness of local financial management is a controversial and topical issue. This chapter aims to analyze
openaire   +1 more source

Financial management for local government

European Accounting Review, 2010
Financial management for local government UN-Habitat Earthscan, London, 2007, 1598 pp., €240, ISBN 978-1-84407-402-0 This book provides a general guide and learning toolkit on financial management ...
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Improving the Financial Management of Local Economic Enterprises

2010
Although LEEs are meant to be self-sustaining, if not revenue-generating units, many of them actually incur losses on a continuing basis. Current practice in many LGUs does not engender a clear appreciation of the true cost of the local economic enterprise. COA has documented many cases where the operation of LGU economic enterprises was not treated as
Josef Yap   +7 more
openaire   +5 more sources

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