Roberto Fernández

Roberto Fernández es Especialista Líder del BID basado en Uruguay, en la División de Innovación para Servir al Ciudadano. Es Licenciado en Economía por la Universidad de la República (Uruguay), con Maestría en Planificación y Política Económica con el Instituto de Estudios Sociales (Holanda). Ha trabajado para el Banco Central y la Oficina de Planeamiento y Presupuesto de Uruguay; el Ministerio de Planificación y Política Económica de Panamá, el Centro Internacional de Investigaciones para el Desarrollo de Canadá y el Fondo para la Industrialización de los Países en Desarrollo de Dinamarca. En el BID, colabora en diseño y supervisión de proyectos en diversas áreas de gestión pública: gobierno digital, planeamiento, gestión financiera pública, sistemas de gestión y de monitoreo, sistemas de adquisiciones, mecanismos de control y auditoría, y servicio civil.

Budget management: how to improve the link between budget allocation and performance results in Uruguay

April 9, 2019 by Axel Radics - Roberto Fernández Leave a Comment

Marc Robinson is one of the prominent international experts on public financial management, performance budgeting and fiscal policy. Last March he visited Uruguay with Inter-American Development Bank support, in order to assess the country´s progress in improving its budgetary system and provide recommendations to achieve a better connection between budgetary allocations and … [Read more...] about Budget management: how to improve the link between budget allocation and performance results in Uruguay

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