Public Sector and International Institutions
Challenges facing the public sector in Sub-Saharan Africa
The IMF recommends that Francophone African states strengthen budget management, reform public finances, and optimize tax collection to improve public sector efficiency.
Essential reforms for better governance
The region's emerging economies rely on high levels of public spending. The attractiveness of these states therefore depends directly on the quality of their public action, thus justifying the continuation and intensification of ongoing reforms.
An improving business climate
Economic growth depends on an environment conducive to investment. Progress has been made, but states still need to align themselves with international standards to enhance their attractiveness. Integrating public sector reforms with those of the private sector is a key strategy for stimulating growth.
The role of financial partners
International aid complements the efforts of states but must be directed toward major development projects. Effective financial management requires a clear strategy, high-performing structures, and rigorous monitoring.
Support for transformation and reforms
We help you improve performance and implement the necessary transitions and reforms. Our teams work on:
- Accelerating major transitions (advising the government and technical and financial partners)
- Designing and implementing public policies
- Implementing and monitoring reforms
- Micro-assessments and capacity building
- Optimizing the performance of public entities
- Managing and evaluating major projects funded by donors.