PEFA definition

PEFA means the Public Financial Management Performance Measurement Framework prepared by the Secretariat of the Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) Program and dated June 2005.

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PEFA shall have the meaning set forth in Recital A of this Order 1000 Agreement.

PEFA means the Borrower’s public expenditure and financial accountability framework, a financial management diagnostic tool intended to provide an integrated and harmonized approach for measuring and monitoring the financial management performance status or/and progress of Borrower’s programs, while also helping focus support on country-led financial management reform programs.

Examples of PEFA in a sentence

• Staff shall monitor the progress of each Study Team and will, as appropriate, bring Study Teams together (including Study Teams formed under the PEFA) in order to resolve differences, gain efficiencies or effectiveness, or develop solutions that meet more than one Order 1000 Need.

• All analysis and calculations for filling PEFA tables were performed according to the manual-PEFA.

• ColumbiaGrid shall assemble Study Teams as more fully described in Appendix A to this Order 1000 Agreement and in Appendix A to the PEFA.

• Statistics for the Physical Energy Flow Accounts (PEFA) was in April 2014 amended in the EU- regulation 691/2011 on environmental accounting through the new regulation 538/2014.

• Specific activities will include, but are not limited to: maintaining and improving the PEFA assessment database; increasing accessibility and flexibility of the PEFA assessment data base; analyzing financial management performance data on PEFA; strengthening the links of PEFA with other diagnostics; disseminating lessons learned from PEFA practice and success stories; compiling information on research on PEFA and PFM; and conducting targeted research in priority areas on PEFA and PFM.

• Order 1000 Cost Allocation Principle Third Restated PEFA 1 Costs of transmission facilities must be allocated to those within transmission planning region that benefit from such facilities in manner that is at least roughly commensurate with estimated benefits.

• Section 17.1 of the Third Restated PEFA provides in part: The Third Amendment and Restatement shall not become effective unless and until (i) the Third Amendment and Restatement is filed with the Commission by Avista Corporation and Puget Sound Energy, Inc.

• Participate in the 2016 data collection for PEFA with data for at least one year.

• This document presents the results and work undertaken in part 2 of the pilot study “Work towards meeting new requirements of PEFA, EGSS and EPEA in Regulation (EU) No 538/2014 (phase IV)”according to Eurostat grant agreement No.05121.2015.001-2015.543.

• In accordance with the Third Restated PEFA, in some instances should the Study Team be unable to reach agreement, ColumbiaGrid will make recommendations required to keep the planning process moving forward.45 39 Order No. 1000 at P 148.

More Definitions of PEFA

PEFA means the Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability program initiated in 2001 by the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, the European Commission, and other development partners, establishing standard and setting up a uniformed methodology for the carrying out of public financial management diagnostic assessments using quantitative indicators.

PEFA means public expenditure and financial accountability;

PEFA means the Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability