A non governmental organisation has criticized the approach to budgeting, exemplified in the 2018 budget, particularly that of the federal ministry of youth and sport development.
The group says it falls short of the principles of good budgeting such as adequacy, equity, transparency and efficient allocation of resources.
A non governmental organisation has criticized the approach to budgeting, exemplified in the 2018 budget, particularly that of the federal ministry of youth and sport development.
The group says it falls short of the principles of good budgeting such as adequacy, equity, transparency and efficient allocation of resources.
A non governmental organisation has criticized the approach to budgeting, exemplified in the 2018 budget, particularly that of the federal ministry of youth and sport development.
The group says it falls short of the principles of good budgeting such as adequacy, equity, transparency and efficient allocation of resources.
A non governmental organisation has criticized the approach to budgeting, exemplified in the 2018 budget, particularly that of the federal ministry of youth and sport development.
The group says it falls short of the principles of good budgeting such as adequacy, equity, transparency and efficient allocation of resources.
A non governmental organisation has criticized the approach to budgeting, exemplified in the 2018 budget, particularly that of the federal ministry of youth and sport development.
The group says it falls short of the principles of good budgeting such as adequacy, equity, transparency and efficient allocation of resources.
A non governmental organisation has criticized the approach to budgeting, exemplified in the 2018 budget, particularly that of the federal ministry of youth and sport development.
The group says it falls short of the principles of good budgeting such as adequacy, equity, transparency and efficient allocation of resources.
A non governmental organisation has criticized the approach to budgeting, exemplified in the 2018 budget, particularly that of the federal ministry of youth and sport development.
The group says it falls short of the principles of good budgeting such as adequacy, equity, transparency and efficient allocation of resources.
A non governmental organisation has criticized the approach to budgeting, exemplified in the 2018 budget, particularly that of the federal ministry of youth and sport development.
The group says it falls short of the principles of good budgeting such as adequacy, equity, transparency and efficient allocation of resources.
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