Performance based budgeting in the Netherlands
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The Performance Based Budgeting System, which is adopted by many countries in their budget processes today, is successfully implemented in The Netherlands. In this study, Dutch practices regarding this system are discussed. During the research process, information on the budget practices of The Netherlands was accessed from the official web sources of the country, primarily the Dutch Ministry of Finance. In order to gain a deeper understanding of how the PEB operates in The Netherlands, an in-depth interview was conducted with Arjan Vos from the Dutch Ministry of Finance. This interview provided valuable insights into the implementation of PEB in The Netherlands. Some of the key points highlighted in the interview include the adoption of a layered audit approach in The Netherlands' PEB implementation, the establishment of clear timeframes, and the use of modern applications such as e-budgeting to enhance transparency in budget processes. The public finance and budgeting practices in The Netherlands serve as an enlightening example of how budget processes can be improved through continuous enhancement, adaptation, and international cooperation.
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Veli Koçer
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Veli Koçer (Master Thesis). Performance based budgeting in the Netherlands, 2023, Pamukkale University.
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