دور موازنة البرامج و الأداء في الحد من الفساد المالي بالتطبيق على وزارة المالية و الاقتصاد و شؤون المستهلك ولاية الخرطوم

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The role of program and performance budgeting in reducing financial corruption by applying to the Ministry of Finance, Economy and Consumer Affairs in Khartoum state Abstract of the study: The study dealt with the role of program and performance budgeting in reducing financial corruption by applying to the Ministry of Finance, Economy and Consumer Affairs in Khartoum state, where the problem of the study was represented in the question: What is the impact of Balancing performance and programs in reducing financial and administrative corruption, and from it the following sub-questions emerge: Is there a relationship between the stages of program and performance budgeting and reducing financial corruption in the Ministry of Finance, Economy and Consumer Affairs in Khartoum State? Is there a relationship between the indicators of program budget, performance and the reduction of financial corruption in the Ministry of Finance, Economy and Consumer Affairs in Khartoum State? Is there a relationship between program budget reports, performance and the reduction of financial corruption in the Ministry of Finance, Economy and Consumer Affairs in Khartoum State? The importance of the study stems from the fact that it provides useful information for decision makers.

The study is a reference for administrators.

The study aims to achieve the following: To highlight the concept of financial and administrative corruption and this by identifying its causes and effects economically, politically and socially, and defining the concept of balancing performance and programs, as well as addressing the various advantages and different mechanisms granted by governance in order to address the phenomenon of financial and administrative corruption.

The study assumed the following hypotheses: The first hypothesis: There is a statistically significant relationship between 3 the stages of program budgeting, performance, and the reduction of financial corruption in the Ministry of Finance, Economy and Consumer Affairs in the state of Khartoum in Khartoum State.

The third hypothesis: There is a statistically significant relationship between program budget reports, performance and the reduction of financial corruption in the Ministry of Finance, Economy and Consumer Affairs in Khartoum State.

Al-Dara reached the most important results: defining the general objectives of the government unit in the form of a list with the development of programs that must be implemented to help reduce financial corruption, attention to the design of programs necessary to achieve the desired goals of financial corruption.

That program managers implement the goals that are within their responsibility helps reduce financial corruption.

The study recommended some recommendations, the most important of which are: Giving the requirements for implementing program budgets and performance, whether by issuing laws or through rules and regulations that have a legally binding face for government institutions.

Activating flexible committees has a role in reducing financial corruption in government institutions.