Fiscal Governance and Architecture
Bridging the Data Gaps in India: The Case of Capital Spending...
This paper examines key issues surrounding capex in India, focusing on central- and state-level practices, transparency and reporting challenges,...
Climate Change Governance in India: Building the Institutional Framework...
The paper provides a comprehensive overview of India’s evolving framework for climate change governance, assessing India’s federal structure and...
Bridging the Data Gaps in India: The Case of Subsidy Spending...
This paper identifies how subsidy spending has been accounted for in India and explains the resultant data gaps that render such fiscal data...
An Analysis of Off-Budget Borrowings by Indian Governments and their Legal...
Shruti Gupta and Kevin James examine the regulatory framework and institutional gaps surrounding off-budget borrowings in India....
Resetting the Fiscal Architecture: Lessons for India...
As we approach the aftermath of the pandemic, the challenge is to reset the pillars of the fiscal architecture and better manage public finances...
Reforming the Public Financial Management System in India...
Streamlining a scattered PFM framework in the country by drawing from other countries and proposing reforms in the existing system. ...
A Study of the Fiscal Marksmanship of Capital Expenditure Among Indian...
This paper aims to comprehensively analyse and understand sub-national fiscal marksmanship, with a particular focus on capital expenditure in the...
India’s fiscal architecture: Lessons from the world and a way forward...
This discussion note argues that India needs to benchmark its fiscal architecture to 21st century international standards....
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