author = { World Bank },

title = { Realigning the Union Budget to Myanmar’s Development Priorities Myanmar Public Expenditure Review 2015 },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ACCOUNTABILITY , ACCOUNTABILITY FOR RESULTS , ACCOUNTING , AGED , AGGREGATE FISCAL , ALLOCATION , ANTENATAL CARE , BLOCK GRANTS , BUDGET , BUDGET DATA , BUDGET EXECUTION , BUDGET OUTCOMES , BUDGET POLICIES , BUDGET PREPARATION , CAPITAL EXPENDITURE , CAPITAL SPENDING , CENTRAL BANK , CENTRAL CONTROL , CENTRAL GOVERNMENT , CHILD DEVELOPMENT , CHILDREN , CIVIL SERVICE , CLINICS , COMMUNICABLE DISEASES , CONDOMS , DATA QUALITY , DEATH , DEATH RATE , DEBT , DEBT SERVICE , DEBT SERVICING , DECENTRALIZATION , DEFICIT , DEFICIT FINANCING , DISABILITIES , DISASTERS , ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION , EDUCATION EXPENDITURES , EDUCATION POLICY , EDUCATION SPENDING , EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT , EFFICIENCY OF GOVERNMENT SPENDING , ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH , EXCHANGE RATE , EXPENDITURE , EXPENDITURE DECENTRALIZATION , EXPENDITURE TRACKING , EXPENDITURES , FAMILIES , FEDERALISM , FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE , FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT , FISCAL ACCOUNTS , FISCAL BALANCE , FISCAL FRAMEWORK , FISCAL POLICY , FISCAL RISK , FISCAL SCENARIOS , FISCAL TRANSFERS , FISCAL YEAR , FOOD INDUSTRY , GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT , GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE , GOVERNMENT REVENUE , GOVERNMENT REVENUES , GOVERNMENT SPENDING , GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT , HEALTH , HEALTH CARE , HEALTH EDUCATION , HEALTH EXPENDITURES , HEALTH FINANCING , HEALTH INTERVENTIONS , HEALTH OUTCOMES , HEALTH PLANNING , HEALTH POLICY , HEALTH PROMOTION , HEALTH RESEARCH , HEALTH SECTOR , HEALTH SERVICES , HEALTH SPENDING , HIGHER GOVERNMENT SPENDING , HOSPITAL ADMISSION , HOSPITALS , HYGIENE , IMMUNIZATION , IMPLEMENTATION , INFECTIOUS DISEASES , INTERNET , INTERVENTION , KNOWLEDGE , LAWS , LEPROSY , LIFE EXPECTANCY , LIVING CONDITIONS , MEDICINES , MEDIUM-TERM FISCAL FRAMEWORK , MILITARY EXPENDITURES , MINISTRY OF FINANCE , MORTALITY , MUNICIPALITIES , NATIONAL GOVERNMENT , NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS , NATIONAL PLANNING , NURSES , NUTRITION , NUTRITIONAL STATUS , OBSERVATION , OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH , OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY , OIL PRICES , OUTCOMES , OUTPATIENT CARE , PATIENT , PATIENTS , PEOPLE , PERFORMANCE INDEX , PHYSICIANS , POLIO , PREGNANT WOMEN , PREVENTION , PRIMARY HEALTH CARE , PRIMARY SCHOOLS , PRISONS , PRIVATE SPENDING , PUBLIC DEBT , PUBLIC EXPENDITURE , PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW , PUBLIC EXPENDITURE TRACKING , PUBLIC FINANCE , PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT , PUBLIC GOODS , PUBLIC HEALTH , PUBLIC SECTOR , PUBLIC SERVICE , PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY , PUBLIC SERVICES , PUBLIC SPENDING , QUALITY CONTROL , RADIATION , REGISTRATION , REVENUE POLICIES , REVENUES , RISK FACTORS , RISKS , SCHOOL HEALTH , SCREENING , SECONDARY SCHOOLS , SERVICE DELIVERY , SERVICE EMPLOYMENT , SERVICES , SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS , SMOKING , SOCIAL BENEFITS , SOCIAL OUTCOMES , SOCIAL PROTECTION , SOCIAL SERVICES , STRATEGY , STRESS , SUB- NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS , SUB-NATIONAL REVENUES , SURGERY , SURVEILLANCE , TAX BASE , TAX RATE , TAX REVENUES , TOTAL EXPENDITURES , TOTAL PUBLIC SECTOR , UNEMPLOYMENT , VACCINATION , WASTE , WEIGHT , WORKERS },

year = {2015},

abstract = {East Asia and Pacific},

abstract = {Myanmar},

address = { World Bank, Washington, DC },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }