Liebenberg, FrikkieMakhura, Moraka NakediMoloto, Kate2016-08-042016-08-042015-01https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24794This South African Agricultural Public Expenditure Review (AgPer) is one of a series of similar studies undertaken in several countries in Sub-Saharan Africa under the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Program (CAADP) of the African Union’s (AU) New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) which encourages governments and development partners (DPs) to target public expenditure on the agriculture sector as the most effective way of stimulating growth. The overall purpose of the budget tracking and public expenditure review is to provide recommendations to address budgetary planning, budget execution, and accountability in the agricultural sector, the creation of a reliable data base, and more effective intra- and inter-sectoral coordination. It is also aimed at stimulating increased resource allocations and to enhance the harmonization and alignment of resources around national and provincial priorities in the agricultural sector. The report aims to produce the following outputs: foundation data set for understanding reflecting the COFOG and South African nomenclature in budgeting; synthesis of the level, composition and quality of budget; and recommendations for enhancement of the budget tracking process.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOSKILLSVETERINARY SERVICESAGRICULTURAL RESEARCHFINANCIAL SERVICESMINISTRIES OF AGRICULTUREFISHBUDGET MANAGEMENTLAND REFORMECONOMIC GROWTHEQUIPMENTRESOURCE ALLOCATIONSNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLANANIMAL PRODUCTSACCOUNTINGPRODUCTIONFOREST MANAGEMENTFINANCIAL MANAGEMENTSOIL CONSERVATIONAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONPUBLIC SECTORFINANCIAL ASSISTANCEGOVERNMENT SPENDINGRESOURCE MANAGEMENTAGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENTDATA COLLECTIONFINANCIAL RESOURCESRESOURCE ALLOCATIONPROGRAMSINFORMATIONSERVICESPUBLIC SERVICESNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTHOUSINGEXPENDITURE BUDGETAGRICULTURAL EXTENSIONHEALTHPROVINCIAL LEVELSAGRICULTURAL ECONOMICSHUNGERFUNDSINCOME TAXINFLATIONTOTAL PUBLIC EXPENDITUREPUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTBUDGETKNOWLEDGEANIMAL HEALTHDATA COLLECTION PROCESSPLANTSTOTAL EXPENDITUREEXPENDITURE PROCESSDISEASESANIMAL DISEASESENERGY SOURCESAPPROPRIATIONAGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGYPERSONAL INCOMEBUDGET ALLOCATIONAGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTIONSEXPENDITURE ISSUESPRODUCTSBUDGET EXECUTIONLIVESTOCK PRODUCTSPUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPSMARKETINGDRAINAGESERVICE PROVIDERPUBLIC FINANCEPUBLIC EXPENDITURE DIAGNOSTICRESEARCHACCOUNTING SYSTEMLIVESTOCKEXTENSIONHISTORYFARMERSPROVINCIAL LEVELSERVICE DELIVERYPUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEWANIMAL PRODUCTIONBUDGET PLANNINGGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCTFOOD PRODUCTSEXPENDITURE DATACROPSALLOCATION OF RESOURCESFOREIGN CURRENCYAGGREGATE EXPENDITUREFOOD PRODUCTIONEXPENDITURER&DNATIONAL BUDGETSFARMERS’ ORGANIZATIONSACCOUNTABILITYPROVINCIAL EXPENDITUREPESTSPUBLIC EXPENDITUREBUDGET PROCESSEXTENSION SERVICESBUDGET DATAGENDERAGRICULTURAL ENGINEERINGBUDGETSGOVERNMENT EXPENDITUREPUBLIC EXPENDITURESAGRICULTURAL MARKETINGGOVERNMENT REVENUEINCOMESBUDGET ALLOCATION PROCESSAGRICULTUREEXPENDITURESAGENCIESNATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENTPRIVATE SECTORNUTRITIONANIMAL HUSBANDRYECONOMIC CLASSIFICATIONEXPENDITURE TRACKINGECONOMICSTAX REVENUEMANAGEMENTNATIONAL EXPENDITUREPROGRAM STRUCTUREFISHERIESPERSONAL INCOME TAXPUBLIC RESOURCESAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTSLOW INCOMEAGRICULTURAL COLLEGESLANDEDUCATIONGROWTH RATEBIOTECHNOLOGYBUDGET SYSTEMFARMSREFORM PROCESSALLOCATIONECOLOGYFEEDBUDGETARY CONSTRAINTSAGRICULTURAL INFORMATIONDECENTRALIZATIONFUNDINGLIVELIHOODSANNUAL RATEESTIMATES OF EXPENDITUREAGRICULTURAL INFORMATION SERVICESAGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTBUDGETING PROCESSWOMENAGRICULTURALBUDGET REVIEWDEVELOPMENT PROJECTSPUBLIC SPENDINGTECHNOLOGIESPUBLIC SERVICEOUTCOMESRURAL DEVELOPMENTAGRICULTURAL R&DEXPENDITURE PROGRAMSUNIVERSITIESReportWorld Bank10.1596/24794