Expected learning outcomes
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By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
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Understand the evolution of Public Financial Management (PFM) in the digital era and the role of GovTech.
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Apply data analytics and visualization tools for financial decision-making and fiscal transparency.
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Identify emerging digital tools and systems that enhance efficiency in budgeting, revenue collection, and expenditure tracking.
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Develop strategies for digital transformation and change management within public finance institutions.
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Strengthen knowledge on cybersecurity, digital ethics, and data protection in managing public financial information.
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Course modules and outline
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Introduction to Digital Public Financial Management
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Evolution of PFM systems
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The shift from manual to digital platforms
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Understanding GovTech and its Role in Modern Governance
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What is GovTech?
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Case studies of successful GovTech applications in Africa and globally
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Digital Transformation Frameworks in Public Finance
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Key components and stages of digital transformation
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Institutional readiness and policy alignment
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Data-Driven Decision Making and Fiscal Transparency
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Using data analytics in budgeting and reporting
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Open data and citizen engagement platforms
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Automation and Smart Systems in Budgeting and Expenditure Management
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e-Budgeting and e-Procurement systems
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Integrating digital workflows and approval processes
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Blockchain, AI, and Emerging Technologies in Public Finance
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Blockchain for financial integrity and audit trails
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AI for predictive analytics and fraud detection
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Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Digital Risk Management
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Safeguarding financial data
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Frameworks for managing cyber threats in government
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Building Digital Capacity and Institutional Readiness
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Upskilling the public workforce
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Leading digital change in finance ministries
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International Case Studies and Best Practices
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Lessons from countries leading in GovTech innovation
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Policy implications for developing nations
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Action Planning and Implementation Strategy
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Developing a roadmap for digital public finance reforms
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Monitoring, evaluation, and continuous improvement mechanisms
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Who should attend?
- Non-finance managers of small to medium-sized NGOs who want to improve their knowledge of financial management and are committed to integrating financial management into programme management.
- Finance staff of small to medium-sized NGOs interested in applying their skills and knowledge to implement appropriate finance systems and broaden their knowledge on strategic financial management issues.
- Programme managers in international NGOs who advise and support local NGO partners.
Key course benefits
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