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Globalization Is Not An Option For Business Today
Globalization Is Not An Option For Business Today
business today
Where are the growing emerging
markets?
governments represents more
than 30% of world wide GDP
Government Expenditures as a % of GDP
2007: OECD Countries
Government Expenditures as a % of
GDP 2006: Non OECD Countries
emerging countries are growing
faster than developed countries
GDP Growth, % Share of World
Total*
Share of Global GDP*
Good governance is the only
measure that statistically improves
development outcomes
http://ideas.repec.org/p/wbk/wbrwps/2196.html
good governance requires:
Accountability and Transparency
good governance requires:
Rule of law
good governance requires:
Public Financial Management reform
good governance requires:
Information and Communications Technology
good governance requires:
Audit & Oversight
What business opportunities are
in demand?
•Products and Services •Specialization
–Technical Assistance –Accounting
–IT Consulting –Audit
–Software –Budgeting
–Computer Technology
–Development
Economics
–Law
–Project Management
Is there political will to improve
Public Financial Management in
Emerging Countries?
OECD Country Official
Development Assistance (ODA)
www.icgfm.org
What is ICGFM?
• umbrella organization of practitioners and
academics
• focused on public financial management
• education and knowledge transfer
• special emphasis on emerging countries
• annual conferences in Miami and Washington
• monthly forums in Washington
• International Journal on Governmental
Financial Management
• global social network
annual sustaining
membership
seat on the Board of Directors
annual sustaining
membership
is only $1,000
annual sustaining
membership
opportunities to showcase
products and services to an
international audience
ICGFM Conference Attendees
8 ECA Countries
9 Developed Countries
2 MNA Countries
6 EAP Countries
2 SA Countries
19 LAC Countries
20 SSA Countries
Blog: http://icgfm.blogspot.com
International Journal:
http://www.icgfm.org/digest.htm
‘governance matters’