Implementing Results-Based Budget Management Frameworks by Asian Development Bank;

Author:Asian Development Bank;
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Asian Development Bank Institute
Published: 2017-08-15T00:00:00+00:00

Source: Author. See Appendix 8 for a list of resources used as the basis for assessment.

Malaysia has two strengths to its current implementation path, as follows:

(i)the potential for “MyResults” as a central database for storage and controlling of performance data, and

(ii)a “…well-informed and highly motivated OBB team” to manage and guide implementation.60

Malaysia is investing significant resources in its information technology (IT) systems to support the presentation of performance information. Malaysia’s dashboard system of reporting performance indicators is appealing, but at times there is a disconnect between the information presented in relation to high-level socioeconomic statistics and the output or program upon which a report is focused.

The inconsistent application of concepts detracts from Malaysia’s RBBM framework and indicates a lack of quality assurance undertaken and control exercised by central agencies in ensuring well-defined outputs and well-structured performance indicators for output service delivery. The lack of well-defined outputs will ultimately detract from the analysis of allocative and operational efficiency.

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