States To Benefit From USAID Funded Capacity Building Project

Three South Sudanese States are set to benefit from a United States
Agency for International Development (USAID) funded capacity building
project.


 27 March 2013





The delegation from Deloitte during a meeting with the Eastern
Equatoria State Governor Louis Lobong Lojore. Deloitte has been
working with ministries to build capacity in effectively managing
public resources. [Peter Lokale Nakim

By Peter Lokale Nakimangole

TORIT, 26 March 2013 [Gurtong] – A team from Deloitte said as they
visited the Eastern Equatoria State Governor Louis Lobong Lojore in
Torit to share experiences and assess on governance in state
institutions and brief the governor on the purpose of the project.

They clarified that Deloitte is the implementing agency while USAID is
the main donor for the upcoming capacity building project.

On his turn, the governor greatly welcomed the USAID’s initiative and
hopes his state could be selected for the upcoming project so to
assist in developing state capacity in relation to governance.

The state Investment Minister Stella Lorika Brenda also joined her
colleagues to welcome the USAID idea but she strongly recommended
Eastern Equatoria state to be one of the beneficiaries since the state
lacks necessary skills and knowledge on governance level and affairs.

Among institutions the Deloitte organization’s team was visiting today
included the State Ministry of Labour, Public Service and Human
Resources Development and State Legal Administration.

Prior to independence and during the early stages of nationhood,
Deloitte supported USAID’s efforts to provide the Government of South
Sudan with tools it needs as a sovereign nation to govern and cope
with the raised expectations of its people.

Deloitte has been working with ministries to build capacity in
effectively managing public resources, specifically through targeted
assistance around budget execution, procurement, tax administration,
reporting, tax policy, customs, debt management, intergovernmental
financial framework, and human resource information management.

The result of this has been an increase in the quality and quantity of
service delivery, leading to tangible social and economic improvements
to the lives of the citizenry and the integration of these diverse
communities as a political unit.

Deloitte continues to provide technical assistance to help efforts to
build the institutional and human capacity of the executive leadership
function, strategic communications, the legal framework, public
financial management, the financial services sector and the petroleum
sector.


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