India - Swachh Bharat Mission Support Operation : Fiduciary Systems Assessment

A fiduciary systems assessment (FSA) was carried out to evaluate the arrangements relevant to the operation and to determine whether they provide reasonable assurance that the operation funds will be used for their intended purpose. Taking into acc...

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Main Author: World Bank
Format: Report
Language:English
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Published: Washington, DC 2016
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Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25697815/india-swachh-bharat-mission-support-operation-program-for-results-fiduciary-systems-assessment
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topic PROCUREMENTS
AUCTION
STANDARD FRAMEWORK
E-MAIL
SUPERVISION
EQUIPMENT
KNOWLEDGE SHARING
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
CERTIFICATE
MATERIALS
INFORMATION SYSTEM
POLICY FRAMEWORK
GOVERNMENT FUNDING
INFORMATION FLOWS
CAPABILITY
VIDEO
FINANCIAL RESOURCES
PAYMENT SYSTEM
INFORMATION
MONITORING
E-PROCUREMENT
IMPLEMENTING AGENCY
CONSULTANTS
IMPLEMENTATION PLANS
CAPACITY BUILDING
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
PRICE
VERIFICATION
TIME PERIOD
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
CASH FLOWS
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
BUDGET ALLOCATIONS
COMMUNICATIONS
INSTITUTIONS
HUMAN RESOURCE
ADVERTISING
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
CONTROL SYSTEMS
COMPUTERS
DOMAIN
FINANCIAL TRANSACTION
BUDGET ALLOCATION
TARGETS
PROCUREMENT PROCESS
MARKETING
PHYSICAL PROGRESS
CONTROL SYSTEM
CONSULTANT
SERVICE PROVIDER
ACTION PLAN
CAPITAL ASSETS
INFORMATION  FLOW
MATERIAL
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
INVENTORY
PROCUREMENT PROCESSES
TELEPHONE
TRANSACTIONS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
EPROCUREMENT
TECHNOLOGY
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
TRANSACTION
FRAUD
INSPECTION
PROCUREMENT
FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
TIME FRAME
SOFTWARE
BEST PRACTICES
RESULTS
REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES
PROTOCOLS
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
BALANCE SHEET
FUND MANAGEMENT
CONFIDENTIALITY
QUERIES
ADMINISTRATION
GENERAL PUBLIC
RESULT
INTERNATIONAL BEST PRACTICES
STANDARD FORMATS
ICT
OPEN MARKET
SUPPLY CHAINS
SECURITY
COMMERCIAL BANKS
HUMAN RESOURCES
ACTION PLANS
PERFORMANCE
INSPECTIONS
RETENTION
PRICE COMPARISON
CERTIFICATES
INSTITUTION
CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
COMMUNICATION
FLOW OF INFORMATION
INTERFACE
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES
DATABASE
IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGIES
ADVERTISEMENTS
TARGET
CASH FLOW
FINANCIAL REPORTS
spellingShingle PROCUREMENTS
AUCTION
STANDARD FRAMEWORK
E-MAIL
SUPERVISION
EQUIPMENT
KNOWLEDGE SHARING
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
CERTIFICATE
MATERIALS
INFORMATION SYSTEM
POLICY FRAMEWORK
GOVERNMENT FUNDING
INFORMATION FLOWS
CAPABILITY
VIDEO
FINANCIAL RESOURCES
PAYMENT SYSTEM
INFORMATION
MONITORING
E-PROCUREMENT
IMPLEMENTING AGENCY
CONSULTANTS
IMPLEMENTATION PLANS
CAPACITY BUILDING
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
PRICE
VERIFICATION
TIME PERIOD
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
CASH FLOWS
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
BUDGET ALLOCATIONS
COMMUNICATIONS
INSTITUTIONS
HUMAN RESOURCE
ADVERTISING
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
CONTROL SYSTEMS
COMPUTERS
DOMAIN
FINANCIAL TRANSACTION
BUDGET ALLOCATION
TARGETS
PROCUREMENT PROCESS
MARKETING
PHYSICAL PROGRESS
CONTROL SYSTEM
CONSULTANT
SERVICE PROVIDER
ACTION PLAN
CAPITAL ASSETS
INFORMATION  FLOW
MATERIAL
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
INVENTORY
PROCUREMENT PROCESSES
TELEPHONE
TRANSACTIONS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
EPROCUREMENT
TECHNOLOGY
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
TRANSACTION
FRAUD
INSPECTION
PROCUREMENT
FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
TIME FRAME
SOFTWARE
BEST PRACTICES
RESULTS
REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES
PROTOCOLS
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
BALANCE SHEET
FUND MANAGEMENT
CONFIDENTIALITY
QUERIES
ADMINISTRATION
GENERAL PUBLIC
RESULT
INTERNATIONAL BEST PRACTICES
STANDARD FORMATS
ICT
OPEN MARKET
SUPPLY CHAINS
SECURITY
COMMERCIAL BANKS
HUMAN RESOURCES
ACTION PLANS
PERFORMANCE
INSPECTIONS
RETENTION
PRICE COMPARISON
CERTIFICATES
INSTITUTION
CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
COMMUNICATION
FLOW OF INFORMATION
INTERFACE
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES
DATABASE
IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGIES
ADVERTISEMENTS
TARGET
CASH FLOW
FINANCIAL REPORTS
World Bank
India - Swachh Bharat Mission Support Operation : Fiduciary Systems Assessment
geographic_facet South Asia
India
description A fiduciary systems assessment (FSA) was carried out to evaluate the arrangements relevant to the operation and to determine whether they provide reasonable assurance that the operation funds will be used for their intended purpose. Taking into account the improvements required and the agreement on the actions required to strengthen the systems (which are reflected in the program action plan (PAP), the overall fiduciary framework is considered adequate to support the operation management and to achieve the desired results. Assessments have been carried out in five states through two consulting firms. PricewaterhouseCoopers Private Limited (PwC) was engaged to carry out assessments in West Bengal and Odisha, while Ernst and Young Limited (E and Y) were engaged for assessments in Chattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan. The overall objective of the operation is to accelerate efforts under swachh Bharat mission gramin (SBM-G) to achieve universal sanitation coverage, enhance cleanliness, and eliminate open defecation in rural areas by leveraging Bank funds to incentivize performance of the states and, to increase ministry of drinking water and sanitation (MDWS) capacity to facilitate states in program implementation. The proposed operation will support the national program over a five year period (2015-2020); coinciding with the timeframe of the national program. To strengthen the program’s procurement implementation capacity, several crucial measures should be adopted including additional staffing, intensive training, and hiring of qualified procurement and contract management support consultants, and robust procurement audit. The Bank will also provide assistance and support to the program implementation and will closely monitor the program procurement performance.
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title India - Swachh Bharat Mission Support Operation : Fiduciary Systems Assessment
title_short India - Swachh Bharat Mission Support Operation : Fiduciary Systems Assessment
title_full India - Swachh Bharat Mission Support Operation : Fiduciary Systems Assessment
title_fullStr India - Swachh Bharat Mission Support Operation : Fiduciary Systems Assessment
title_full_unstemmed India - Swachh Bharat Mission Support Operation : Fiduciary Systems Assessment
title_sort india - swachh bharat mission support operation : fiduciary systems assessment
publisher Washington, DC
publishDate 2016
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25697815/india-swachh-bharat-mission-support-operation-program-for-results-fiduciary-systems-assessment
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23596
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spelling okr-10986-235962021-04-23T14:04:16Z India - Swachh Bharat Mission Support Operation : Fiduciary Systems Assessment World Bank PROCUREMENTS AUCTION STANDARD FRAMEWORK E-MAIL SUPERVISION EQUIPMENT KNOWLEDGE SHARING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE MATERIALS INFORMATION SYSTEM POLICY FRAMEWORK GOVERNMENT FUNDING INFORMATION FLOWS CAPABILITY VIDEO FINANCIAL RESOURCES PAYMENT SYSTEM INFORMATION MONITORING E-PROCUREMENT IMPLEMENTING AGENCY CONSULTANTS IMPLEMENTATION PLANS CAPACITY BUILDING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTATION PLAN PRICE VERIFICATION TIME PERIOD MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS CASH FLOWS DISPUTE RESOLUTION BUDGET ALLOCATIONS COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTIONS HUMAN RESOURCE ADVERTISING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CONTROL SYSTEMS COMPUTERS DOMAIN FINANCIAL TRANSACTION BUDGET ALLOCATION TARGETS PROCUREMENT PROCESS MARKETING PHYSICAL PROGRESS CONTROL SYSTEM CONSULTANT SERVICE PROVIDER ACTION PLAN CAPITAL ASSETS INFORMATION  FLOW MATERIAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM INVENTORY PROCUREMENT PROCESSES TELEPHONE TRANSACTIONS PROJECT MANAGEMENT EPROCUREMENT TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS TRANSACTION FRAUD INSPECTION PROCUREMENT FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS TIME FRAME SOFTWARE BEST PRACTICES RESULTS REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES PROTOCOLS FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY BALANCE SHEET FUND MANAGEMENT CONFIDENTIALITY QUERIES ADMINISTRATION GENERAL PUBLIC RESULT INTERNATIONAL BEST PRACTICES STANDARD FORMATS ICT OPEN MARKET SUPPLY CHAINS SECURITY COMMERCIAL BANKS HUMAN RESOURCES ACTION PLANS PERFORMANCE INSPECTIONS RETENTION PRICE COMPARISON CERTIFICATES INSTITUTION CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT TECHNICAL SUPPORT COMMUNICATION FLOW OF INFORMATION INTERFACE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES DATABASE IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGIES ADVERTISEMENTS TARGET CASH FLOW FINANCIAL REPORTS A fiduciary systems assessment (FSA) was carried out to evaluate the arrangements relevant to the operation and to determine whether they provide reasonable assurance that the operation funds will be used for their intended purpose. Taking into account the improvements required and the agreement on the actions required to strengthen the systems (which are reflected in the program action plan (PAP), the overall fiduciary framework is considered adequate to support the operation management and to achieve the desired results. Assessments have been carried out in five states through two consulting firms. PricewaterhouseCoopers Private Limited (PwC) was engaged to carry out assessments in West Bengal and Odisha, while Ernst and Young Limited (E and Y) were engaged for assessments in Chattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan. The overall objective of the operation is to accelerate efforts under swachh Bharat mission gramin (SBM-G) to achieve universal sanitation coverage, enhance cleanliness, and eliminate open defecation in rural areas by leveraging Bank funds to incentivize performance of the states and, to increase ministry of drinking water and sanitation (MDWS) capacity to facilitate states in program implementation. The proposed operation will support the national program over a five year period (2015-2020); coinciding with the timeframe of the national program. To strengthen the program’s procurement implementation capacity, several crucial measures should be adopted including additional staffing, intensive training, and hiring of qualified procurement and contract management support consultants, and robust procurement audit. The Bank will also provide assistance and support to the program implementation and will closely monitor the program procurement performance. 2016-01-07T21:56:18Z 2016-01-07T21:56:18Z 2015-11-05 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25697815/india-swachh-bharat-mission-support-operation-program-for-results-fiduciary-systems-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23596 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Integrated Fiduciary Assessment South Asia India