Region

Sub-Saharan Africa

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Country Engagements

Angola

PIMA

Benin

PIMA & C-PIMA

Botswana

PIMA & C-PIMA

Burkina Faso

PIMA & PPPs/PFRAM & C-PIMA

Cabo Verde

C-PIMA

Cameroon

PIMA

Chad

PIMA & C-PIMA

C?te d'Ivoire

PIMA & PPPs/PFRAM & C-PIMA

Democratic Republic of Congo

PIMA & C-PIMA

Eswatini

PIMA

Ethiopia

PPPs/PFRAM & PIMA & C-PIMA

Gabon

PIMA & C-PIMA

The Gambia

PIMA & PPPs/PFRAM & C-PIMA

Ghana

PIMA & PPPs/PFRAM & C-PIMA

Guinea

PIMA & C-PIMA & PPPs/PFRAM

Kenya

PIMA & C-PIMA & PPPs/PFRAM

Liberia

PIMA & C-PIMA

Madagascar

PIMA & PPPs/PFRAM

Malawi

PIMA

Mali

PIMA

Mauritius

PIMA & PPPs/PFRAM

Mozambique

PIMA & C-PIMA

Namibia

PPPs/PFRAM & PIMA & C-PIMA

Niger

PPPs/PFRAM & PIMA

Nigeria

PIMA & PPPs/PFRAM

Republic of Congo

PIMA & C-PIMA

Rwanda

PIMA & C-PIMA & PPPs/PFRAM

Senegal

PIMA & C-PIMA

Seychelles

PIMA & C-PIMA

Sierra Leone

PIMA & C-PIMA

Tanzania

PIMA & C-PIMA

Togo

PIMA & C-PIMA

Uganda

PIMA & C-PIMA

Zambia

PIMA & PPPs/PFRAM & C-PIMA

Note: Country borders or names do not necessarily reflect the IMF’s official position.

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Regional PIMA Data

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PHASES

Planning (Institutions 1-5) Allocation (Institutions 6-10) Implementation (Institutions 11-15)

INSTITUTION

1. Fiscal Targets and Rules

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

1.a. Is there a target or limit for government to ensure debt sustainability?

1.b. Is fiscal policy guided by one or more permanent fiscal rules?

1.c. Is there a medium-term fiscal framework (MTFF) to align budget preparation with fiscal policy?

INSTITUTION

2. National and Sectoral Planning

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

2.a. Does the government prepare national and sectoral strategies for public investment?

2.b. Are the government’s national and sectoral strategies or plans for public investment costed?

2.c. Do sector strategies include measurable targets for the outputs and outcomes of investment projects?

INSTITUTION

3. Coordinating Between Entities

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

3.a. Is capital spending by SNGs, coordinated with the central government?

3.b. Does the central government have a transparent, rule-based system for making capital transfers to SNGs, and for providing timely information on such transfers?

3.c. Are contingent liabilities arising from capital projects of SNGs, PCs, and PPPs reported to the central government?

INSTITUTION

4. Project Appraisal

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

4.a. Are major capital projects subject to rigorous technical, economic, and financial analysis?

4.b. Is there a standard methodology and central support for the appraisal of projects?

4.c. Are risks taken into account in conducting project appraisals?

INSTITUTION

5. Alternative Infrastructure Financing

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

5.a. Does the regulatory framework support competition in contestable markets for economic infrastructure (e.g., power, water, telecoms, and transport)?

5.b. Has the government published a strategy/policy for PPPs, and a legal/regulatory framework which guides the preparation, selection, and management of PPP projects?

5.c. Does the government oversee the investment plans of public corporations (PCs) and monitor their financial performance?

INSTITUTION

6. Multiyear Budgeting

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

6.a. Is capital spending by ministry or sector forecasted over a multiyear horizon?

6.b. Are there multiyear ceilings on capital expenditure by ministry, sector, or program?

6.c. Are projections of the total construction cost of major capital projects published?

INSTITUTION

7. Budget Comprehensiveness and Unity

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

7.a. Is capital spending mostly undertaken through the budget?

7.b. Are all capital projects, regardless of financing source, shown in the budget documentation?

7.c. Are capital and recurrent budgets prepared and presented together in the budget?

INSTITUTION

8. Budgeting for Investment

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

8.a. Are total project outlays appropriated by the legislature at the time of a project’s commencement?

8.b. Are in-year transfers of appropriations (virement) from capital to current spending prevented?

8.c. Is the completion of ongoing projects given priority over starting new projects?

INSTITUTION

9. Maintenance and Funding

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

9.a. Is there a standard methodology for estimating routine maintenance needs and budget funding?

9.b. Is there a standard methodology for determining major improvements (e.g. renovations, reconstructions, enlargements) to existing assets, and are they included in national and sectoral investment plans?

9.c. Can expenditures relating to routine maintenance and major improvements be identified in the budget?

INSTITUTION

10. Project Selection

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

10.a. Does the government undertake a central review of major project appraisals before decisions are taken to include projects in the budget?

10.b. Does the government publish and adhere to standard criteria, and stipulate a required process for project selection?

10.c. Does the government maintain a pipeline of appraised investment projects for inclusion in the annual budget?

INSTITUTION

11. Procurement

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

11.a. Is the procurement process for major capital projects open and transparent?

11.b. Is there a system in place to ensure that procurement is monitored adequately?

11.c. Are procurement complaints review process conducted in a fair and timely manner?

INSTITUTION

12. Availability of Funding

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

12.a. Are ministries/agencies able to plan and commit expenditure on capital projects in advance on the basis of reliable cash-flow forecasts?

12.b. Is cash for project outlays released in a timely manner?

12.c. Is external (donor) funding of capital projects fully integrated into the main government bank account structure?

INSTITUTION

13. Portfolio Management and Oversight

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

13.a. Are major capital projects subject to monitoring during project implementation?

13.b. Can funds be re-allocated between investment projects during implementation?

13.c. Does the government adjust project implementation policies and procedures by systematically conducting ex post reviews of projects that have completed their construction phase?

INSTITUTION

14. Management Project Implementation

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

14.a. Do ministries/agencies have effective project management arrangements in place?

14.b. Has the government issued rules, procedures and guidelines for project adjustments that are applied systematically across all major projects?

14.c. Are ex post audits of capital projects routinely undertaken?

INSTITUTION

15. Monitoring of Public Assets

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

15.a. Are asset registers updated by surveys of the stocks, values, and conditions of public assets regularly?

15.b. Are nonfinancial asset values recorded in the government financial accounts?

15.c. Is the depreciation of fixed assets captured in the government’s operating statements?

PIMA SCORES

Income Groups

Regions

PHASES

Planning (Institutions 1-5) Allocation (Institutions 6-10) Implementation (Institutions 11-15)

Sources: IMF Investment and Capital Stock Dataset, 2021; and IMF staff calculations based on PIMA reports. Note: The data displayed above might differ from the data in the PIMA report as the latter might incorporate additional information obtained during the PIMA mission.

INSTITUTION

1. Fiscal Targets and Rules

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

1.a. Is there a target or limit for government to ensure debt sustainability?

1.b. Is fiscal policy guided by one or more permanent fiscal rules?

1.c. Is there a medium-term fiscal framework (MTFF) to align budget preparation with fiscal policy?

INSTITUTION

2. National and Sectoral Planning

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

2.a. Does the government prepare national and sectoral strategies for public investment?

2.b. Are the government’s national and sectoral strategies or plans for public investment costed?

2.c. Do sector strategies include measurable targets for the outputs and outcomes of investment projects?

INSTITUTION

3. Coordinating Between Entities

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

3.a. Is capital spending by SNGs, coordinated with the central government?

3.b. Does the central government have a transparent, rule-based system for making capital transfers to SNGs, and for providing timely information on such transfers?

3.c. Are contingent liabilities arising from capital projects of SNGs, PCs, and PPPs reported to the central government?

INSTITUTION

4. Project Appraisal

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

4.a. Are major capital projects subject to rigorous technical, economic, and financial analysis?

4.b. Is there a standard methodology and central support for the appraisal of projects?

4.c. Are risks taken into account in conducting project appraisals?

INSTITUTION

5. Alternative Infrastructure Financing

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

5.a. Does the regulatory framework support competition in contestable markets for economic infrastructure (e.g., power, water, telecoms, and transport)?

5.b. Has the government published a strategy/policy for PPPs, and a legal/regulatory framework which guides the preparation, selection, and management of PPP projects?

5.c. Does the government oversee the investment plans of public corporations (PCs) and monitor their financial performance?

INSTITUTION

6. Multiyear Budgeting

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

6.a. Is capital spending by ministry or sector forecasted over a multiyear horizon?

6.b. Are there multiyear ceilings on capital expenditure by ministry, sector, or program?

6.c. Are projections of the total construction cost of major capital projects published?

INSTITUTION

7. Budget Comprehensiveness and Unity

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

7.a. Is capital spending mostly undertaken through the budget?

7.b. Are all capital projects, regardless of financing source, shown in the budget documentation?

7.c. Are capital and recurrent budgets prepared and presented together in the budget?

INSTITUTION

8. Budgeting for Investment

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

8.a. Are total project outlays appropriated by the legislature at the time of a project’s commencement?

8.b. Are in-year transfers of appropriations (virement) from capital to current spending prevented?

8.c. Is the completion of ongoing projects given priority over starting new projects?

INSTITUTION

9. Maintenance and Funding

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

9.a. Is there a standard methodology for estimating routine maintenance needs and budget funding?

9.c. Can expenditures relating to routine maintenance and major improvements be identified in the budget?

INSTITUTION

10. Project Selection

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

10.a. Does the government undertake a central review of major project appraisals before decisions are taken to include projects in the budget?

10.b. Does the government publish and adhere to standard criteria, and stipulate a required process for project selection?

10.c. Does the government maintain a pipeline of appraised investment projects for inclusion in the annual budget?

INSTITUTION

11. Procurement

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

11.a. Is the procurement process for major capital projects open and transparent?

11.b. Is there a system in place to ensure that procurement is monitored adequately?

11.c. Are procurement complaints review process conducted in a fair and timely manner?

INSTITUTION

12. Availability of Funding

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

12.a. Are ministries/agencies able to plan and commit expenditure on capital projects in advance on the basis of reliable cash-flow forecasts?

12.b. Is cash for project outlays released in a timely manner?

12.c. Is external (donor) funding of capital projects fully integrated into the main government bank account structure?

INSTITUTION

13. Portfolio Management and Oversight

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

13.a. Are major capital projects subject to monitoring during project implementation?

13.b. Can funds be re-allocated between investment projects during implementation?

13.c. Does the government adjust project implementation policies and procedures by systematically conducting ex post reviews of projects that have completed their construction phase?

INSTITUTION

14. Management Project Implementation

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

14.a. Do ministries/agencies have effective project management arrangements in place?

14.b. Has the government issued rules, procedures and guidelines for project adjustments that are applied systematically across all major projects?

14.c. Are ex post audits of capital projects routinely undertaken?

INSTITUTION

15. Monitoring of Public Assets

SUMMARY ASSESSMENT

Institutional Design: ---

Effectiveness: ---

OVERALL SCORES

15.a. Are asset registers updated by surveys of the stocks, values, and conditions of public assets regularly?

15.b. Are nonfinancial asset values recorded in the government financial accounts?

15.c. Is the depreciation of fixed assets captured in the government’s operating statements?

How To Read The Flower Chart

Scoring

Each institution is analyzed along three dimensions that reflect the key features of the given institution, resulting in a total of 45 dimensions. Three possible scores are assigned to each dimension (1: not met, 2: partially met, 3: fully met) and their average within an institution produces a score for that institution. PIMA scores are summarized in a chart that allows comparison with its comparators. In the chart, the further the away from the center, the higher the PIMA scores.

Institutional Design and Effectiveness

Another key feature of the PIMA is that it assesses both institutional design (“what is on paper”) and effectiveness (“what is in practice”) of a given country, because there is often a gap between the design of formal rules and how they are implemented in practice, due to capacity constraints among others.

Scores by Income Level

All countries, most notably emerging markets and low-income developing countries, have significant room to improve their infrastructure governance to increase effectiveness in public investment.

What Countries are in Each Income Group

The countries listed below cover only refer to those that have conducted PIMA.

Advanced economies (ADV) and low-income developing countries (LIDC) are classified according to latest World Economic Outlook. Emerging market (EME) include those not classified as advanced economies or low-income developing countries. Fragile states are classified based on IMF Policy Paper, Macroeconomic Developments and Prospects in Low-Income Developing Countries, 2018.

Advanced Economies (ADV)

Estonia

Ireland

Poland

Slovak Republic

United Kingdom

Emerging Markets (EME)

Albania

Angola

Anguilla

Argentina

Armenia

Belize

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Botswana

Brazil

Bulgaria

Costa Rica

Croatia

Egypt

El Salvador

Eswatini

Gabon

Georgia

Grenada

Guyana

Indonesia

Jordan

Kosovo

Lebanon

Malaysia

Maldives

Mauritius

Mexico

Montenegro

Morocco

North Macedonia

Peru

Philippines

Romania

Serbia

Sri Lanka

Thailand

Timor-Leste

Tunisia

Ukraine

Low-Income Developing Countries (LIDC)

Bangladesh

Benin

Burkina Faso

Cambodia

Cameroon

C?te d'Ivoire

Democratic Republic of Congo

The Gambia

Ghana

Guinea

Haiti

Honduras

Kenya

Kiribati

Kyrgyz Republic

Liberia

Madagascar

Malawi

Mali

Mauritania

Moldova

Mongolia

Mozambique

Nepal

Niger

Nigeria

Rwanda

Senegal

Sierra Leone

Togo

Uzbekistan

Vietnam

Zambia

Fragile States (FS)

C?te d'Ivoire

Democratic Republic of Congo

Gambia

Guinea

Haiti

Kiribati

Kosovo

Lebanon

Liberia

Madagascar

Malawi

Maldives

Mali

Sierra Leone

Timor-Leste

Togo

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