Program and Performance Budgeting
Advancing Results Through Program and Performance Budgeting
Program and Performance Budgeting (PPB) strengthens the link between public spending and measurable results. By organizing budgets around programs, objectives, and performance indicators, governments can improve resource allocation, enhance accountability, and ensure that public funds contribute directly to policy outcomes and development goals.
Results-Based Budgeting
Performance Measurement
Resource Optimization
Accountability & Transparency
Common Questions Answered
Program and Performance Budgeting is a budgeting approach that allocates resources based on programs, objectives, and expected results rather than solely on organizational or input-based categories.
It helps governments assess whether public resources are achieving intended outcomes, supporting more informed decisions, greater efficiency, and stronger accountability.
Performance indicators are measurable metrics used to track the outputs, outcomes, and effectiveness of government programs and services over time.
Yes. It can be implemented at national, regional, and local government levels and adapted to different institutional and administrative contexts.
Successful implementation requires clear program structures, reliable performance data, institutional capacity, strong leadership, and integration with the budget preparation process.
