Capacity Building in Fiscal Incidence Analysis : Lessons and Reflections from the Field
Fiscal Incidence Analysis (FIA) is the study of how fiscal policies benefit (or burden, in the case of taxes) people and households at different parts of the income distribution. The objective of this note is to highlight lessons learned in capacit...
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okr-10986-372702022-04-07T05:10:31Z Capacity Building in Fiscal Incidence Analysis : Lessons and Reflections from the Field World Bank PUBLIC POLICY GOVERNMENT BUDGET MANAGEMENT COMPOSITION OF GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE PUBLIC OWNERSHIP HOUSEHOLD INCOME Fiscal Incidence Analysis (FIA) is the study of how fiscal policies benefit (or burden, in the case of taxes) people and households at different parts of the income distribution. The objective of this note is to highlight lessons learned in capacity building and skill transfer for FIA, including Commitment to Equity (CEQ) assessment. The goal is to uncover effective strategies for transferring the skills and capacities to government officials and other fiscal experts in countries around the world to enable them to carry out this type of analysis themselves. The note is based on interviews with experts, both within and outside of the World Bank who have been conducting FIA assessments and building and using microsimulation tools, often in close collaboration with officials from the government. The rest of this note: (i) describes the common engagement models and capacity building approaches that have been taken; (ii) assesses the extent to which these have been successful and distils lessons learned from some of these efforts, and (iii) identifies a few concrete ways in which similar efforts in the future could be made more effective. 2022-04-06T20:57:33Z 2022-04-06T20:57:33Z 2022-03-28 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099325004012222284/P177543043522a0e0b2110ef2cfeaed803 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37270 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC: World Bank Report Publications & Research |
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Fiscal Incidence Analysis (FIA) is
the study of how fiscal policies benefit (or burden, in the
case of taxes) people and households at different parts of
the income distribution. The objective of this note is to
highlight lessons learned in capacity building and skill
transfer for FIA, including Commitment to Equity (CEQ)
assessment. The goal is to uncover effective strategies for
transferring the skills and capacities to government
officials and other fiscal experts in countries around the
world to enable them to carry out this type of analysis
themselves. The note is based on interviews with experts,
both within and outside of the World Bank who have been
conducting FIA assessments and building and using
microsimulation tools, often in close collaboration with
officials from the government. The rest of this note: (i)
describes the common engagement models and capacity building
approaches that have been taken; (ii) assesses the extent to
which these have been successful and distils lessons learned
from some of these efforts, and (iii) identifies a few
concrete ways in which similar efforts in the future could
be made more effective. |
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Capacity Building in Fiscal Incidence Analysis : Lessons and Reflections from the Field |
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Capacity Building in Fiscal Incidence Analysis : Lessons and Reflections from the Field |
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Capacity Building in Fiscal Incidence Analysis : Lessons and Reflections from the Field |
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Capacity Building in Fiscal Incidence Analysis : Lessons and Reflections from the Field |
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Capacity Building in Fiscal Incidence Analysis : Lessons and Reflections from the Field |
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capacity building in fiscal incidence analysis : lessons and reflections from the field |
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Washington, DC: World Bank |
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2022 |
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