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Accomplished Priorities of the MF SR from the Government’s Manifesto

Last update: 19.10.2023 13:00

The Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Republic has prepared a basic account of its performance against the tasks set for it in the Manifesto of the Government of the Slovak Republic. Below you can find a brief summary of the accomplished priorities:

For more detailed information on each item please refer to the specific analyses of our analytical units.

Debt brake modernisation

• More detailed information can be found here: https://ifp.sk/odpocet-programoveho-vyhlasenia-uradnickej-vlady/

Reinforcement of data-based decision-making: How not to shoot blindly (RIA)

The most recent Value-for-Money Unit’s study examines the process of approving materials at the level of the Government and the Parliament. It aims to improve the data awareness of politicians and the public when making their decisions. The proposed changes concern analyses, processes and institutions. The most significant change is the division of impact assessments into so-called small impact analysis and large impact analysis and their independent assessment.

• The analysis and its annexes are published at: https://bit.ly/analyzy_UHP

• The analysis alone can be found at: https://bit.ly/Ako_nestrielat_naslepo

Changes to the budget process and structure of expenditure: General government spending review

The review brings an analytical view of the structure and outcomes of Slovak public expenditures. It compares Slovakia's spending relative to the size of the economy for the years 2011-2020 with the countries with the highest quality of life (Smart), those with the most improving quality of life (Tigers) and those which joined the EU together with Slovakia (EU 2004). The review also endeavours to take account of the demographics and other factors that influence the amount of spending regardless of political decisions. The aim of the review is to identify the major areas in which to concentrate budget resources.

• Review link: https://bit.ly/vydavkove_priority

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