African Experts, as a consulting and capacity-building consortium in the public financial management (PFM) space, could provide a variety of services to governments and other organizations to assist them in improving their systems, processes, and institutions for managing public resources. Some examples of the types of services you could offer include:

Technical Assistance: We could provide expertise and support to governments in areas such as budgeting, expenditure management, procurement, and financial reporting. This may include providing training, conducting assessments, and offering recommendations for improvement.

Policy Advice: We could offer advice and recommendations on fiscal policy and other PFM-related issues. This may include assisting governments in developing fiscal rules or designing debt management strategies.

Implementation Support: We could help governments implement PFM reforms by providing guidance and support throughout the process. This may include assisting with the design and roll-out of new systems and procedures, as well as helping build capacity within government agencies.

Monitoring and Evaluation: We could help to monitor the implementation of PFM reforms and evaluate their impact. This may include collecting and analyzing data, conducting assessments, and providing feedback to governments on the effectiveness of their PFM systems.

Capacity Building: We could offer training and capacity-building programs to help governments and other organizations build the skills and knowledge they need to effectively manage public resources. This may include providing training on PFM systems and processes or helping to build the capacity of government agencies to implement and enforce PFM reforms.

We also provide modeling consulting because, in the Public financial management context, modeling can be an effective tool for assisting decision-makers and other interested parties in understanding the likely effects of various policy options. Depending on the specific issues being addressed, the data and information available, and the models being used, there are many different types of models that can be used in the PFM context.

Here are some examples of the types of models that might be used in the PFM context include:

Macroeconomic Models: These models aim to capture the key relationships between economic variables such as GDP, inflation, employment, and trade. They can be used to project the impact of fiscal policy measures on economic outcomes, such as growth and stability.

Fiscal Models: Fiscal models are used to forecast the impact of policy measures on government revenues, expenditures, and debt. They can be used to help policymakers understand the long-term sustainability of different policy options, as well as to assess the short-term effects of different policy measures on the budget.

Public Sector Financial Management Models: These models are used to analyze the financial performance and sustainability of specific government agencies or programs. They can be used to forecast the financial impact of policy changes or to assess the efficiency and effectiveness of different programs.

Public Sector Performance Models: These models are used to assess the performance of government agencies or programs in terms of their outputs and outcomes. They can be used to identify areas for improvement and to track progress over time.

In general, the aim of our services is to help governments and other organizations improve public financial management systems and processes in order to achieve better outcomes for citizens.