Integrated national financing frameworks (INFFs) were first introduced by UN Member States in the 2015 Addis Ababa Action Agenda as a country-led approach for strengthening public and private financing for sustainable development. INFFs offer a framework for bringing together the policies used to mobilize and govern public and private financing. They help governments align and strengthen the contribution of financing policies toward the implementation of national development plans. They deepen the connections across financing policy areas and help build greater collaboration between public and private actors. The African continent continues to lead this initiative, with more than 40 governments now using the approach.
Presentations
Day 1
Session 1
- The Road to FfD4 and Opportunity for INFF Implementation [English]
- Connecting the dots: Public finance within INFFs in Sub-Saharan Africa by Ankun Liu, SDG Finance Specialist, UNDP, Africa Sustainable Finance Hub [English]
- Improving public finance architecture in Africa: lessons and Policy Options by Gamal Ibrahim, Chief, Economic Governance and Public Finance Section, MGD, ECA [English]
Session 2
- A Framework for Assessing and Reporting Tax Expenditures In Africa: Insights from the Economic Governance Report II by Farzana Sharmin, Economic Affairs Officer, MGD, ECA [English] [Français]
- Making use of the SDGs Taxation Framework: Rethinking tax expenditures by Amna Khalifa, Technical and Outreach Specialist SDG Taxation Framework, UNDP [English]
- Challenges and Opportunities in Measuring Tax Expenditure in Benin by Thibaut TOSSOU, Economic and Statistical Engineer, General Directorate of Taxes of Benin [English] [Français]
- Study on the Governance of Tax Expenditures in Zambia 2023 by Evaristo Mwale [English][Français]
Session 3
- Ghana Presentation by Nana Yaw Yankah, Principal Economic Officer, Sustainable Development Finance Specialists, Lead – Ghana INFF [English]
- INFF and Improving Budget Credibility in Malawi by Patrick Liphava (MSc. PLSCM, MSc. ITLTP,BBA) [English]
- Open Budget Survey 2023 Africa by Andrés Ponce Morales, International Budget Partnership [English]
- Presentation by SABITI Fred, Rwanda Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN) [English][Français]
- Budget Credibility and INFFs by Orria Goni Delzangles, Chief Public Finance and Local Governance, UNICEF Social Policy, Programme Group [English]
Session 4
- AFRODAD’s Presentation by YUNGONG, Theophilus Jong [English]
- AUC Presentation [English]
- Regional Workshop on Integrated National Financing Frameworks 2024 - Public Finance for Sustainable Development in Africa by ISAAC DANSO AGYIRI [English]
Day 2
Session 1
- Harmonizing public finance with SDGs with a focus on tax and debt policies by Farzana Sharmin, Economic Affairs Officer, MGD, ECA [English]
- Tax Policy Reforms to Improve Tax Revenues - Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia by Mr Mulay Weldu Asegehegn, Head of Tax Policy Department, Ministry of Finance [English]
- Integrated National Financing Frameworks, Republic of Seychelles, Ministry of Finance, National Planning, and Trade [English]
Session 2
- Dealing with Current Global Economic Challenges - Egypt Experience by Mohammed Ibrahim Abdu (PhD), Associate Minister of Finance for Policies and Economic Affairs [English]
- Domestic Revenue Mobilisation (Integrating Local Authorities into INFF) by Chris P.K Conduah [English]
- « Intégration des réformes des finances publiques axées sur le système fiscal et la dette » - Expérience du CNFI au Burkina Faso présenté par Larba Issa KOBYAGDA,Directeur general de l'Economie et de la planification Ministère de l'Economie, des finances et de la prospective (Burkina Faso) [Français]
- Enhancing revenue mobilization and exploring sustainable debt instruments in Nigeria within INFF by Alfred Okoh [English]
- Regional Workshop on Integrated National Financing Frameworks 2024 - Public Finance for Sustainable Development in Africa by Ministry of Finance and National Planning-Zambia [English]
