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RESEARCH SERIES No. 121

A REVIEW OF UGANDA'S PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT REFORMS (2012 TO 2014):

Are the Reforms Yielding the Expected Outcomes?

EZRA MUNYAMBONERA MUSA MAYANJA LWANGA

APRIL 2015

RESEARCH SERIES No. 121

A REVIEW OF UGANDA'S PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT REFORMS (2012 TO 2014):

Are the Reforms Yielding the Expected Outcomes?

EZRA MUNYAMBONERA MUSA MAYANJA LWANGA

APRIL 2015

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