The PRGF/PSI, Fiscal Space and Financing for Development A focus on Africa: Trends, Prospects, and Challenges October 11, 2008 Dan Ghura Jan Kees.

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The PRGF/PSI, Fiscal Space and Financing for Development A focus on Africa: Trends, Prospects, and Challenges October 11, 2008 Dan Ghura Jan Kees Martijn International Monetary Fund

PRGF/PSI Support for Development Spending Programs help create fiscal space: Full use of aid over time Explain to donors the scope for using higher aid Support domestic revenue mobilization Develop domestic and foreign borrowing strategies that keep debt sustainable Help development of financial markets to channel savings to public and private sector NB. Monetary financing is not a sustainable source of fiscal space

PRGF/PSI Support for Development Spending (cont’d) Programs support effective expenditure management: Promote medium-term budgeting Smooth spending despite aid volatility Increase budgetary transparency Monitor social spending Use wage bill-ceilings only as a temporary measure in exceptional cases

PRGF and PSI PRGF Provides concessional balance of payments support To build track record for HIPC/MDRI debt relief PSI For mature stabilizers Signal to donors Possible financial support in case of shocks (ESF)