Course description

THE CONFERENCE 

The Financial Management and Public Administration Credit Control Conference serves as a strategic platform for public finance professionals, administrators, and policy stakeholders to explore robust financial control mechanisms, enhance revenue efficiency, and strengthen public sector credit management systems. In a climate of increasing demand for fiscal transparency, accountability, and value-for-money in governance, this conference focuses on equipping institutions with the tools and insights needed to manage credit risk, reduce leakages, and ensure financial sustainability.

This conference addresses the increasingly complex intersection of financial management and public administration, with a specific focus on the critical role of credit control. As governments worldwide grapple with evolving economic landscapes, fiscal constraints, and rising public expectations, the effective management of credit has become paramount.

As government institutions continue to grapple with constrained resources and rising expectations, this event is a timely response to the urgent need for smarter, more resilient public financial management systems.

By the end of this conference, participants will be able to:

Understand the Fundamentals of Credit Control in Public Sector Contexts

·      Gain insights into the principles and processes involved in credit management and revenue collection within government institutions;

Implement Effective Debt Recovery and Risk Management Strategies

·      Design and apply effective systems for managing debt, minimizing defaults, and enforcing credit policies;

Apply Best Practices in Financial Management and Budget Discipline

·      Learn to develop and implement strategic financial plans, improve budgeting accuracy, and align expenditures with fiscal priorities;

Use Data and Technology for Efficient Financial Reporting

·      Leverage digital platforms for real-time financial monitoring, reporting, and analytics to support decision-making; and

Promote Institutional Accountability and Performance

·      Build a culture of fiscal responsibility and ethical financial practices that reinforce public trust;

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Accountants and Auditors

·      Public sector accountants and financial controllers

·      Internal and external auditors overseeing public funds

·      Compliance and risk officers in government institutions

Budget and Planning Officers

·      Budget analysts and planners from government MDAs (Ministries, Departments, and Agencies)

·      Personnel responsible for fiscal policy and strategy

Legal and Regulatory Bodies

·      Officials involved in the enforcement of financial regulations

·      Credit recovery and dispute resolution officers

ICT and Digital Finance Specialists

·      Experts in financial management systems and e-governance platforms

·      Data analysts and digital payment innovators in public service

Academic and Training Institutions

·      Researchers and educators in public administration, finance, and economics

·      Trainers responsible for building capacity in public finance and credit control

Public Finance and Treasury Officials

·      Directors and managers in Ministries of Finance, Budget, or Economic Planning

·      Public treasury and expenditure control officers

Government revenue and debt management officials

What will i learn?

• Gain insights into the principles and processes involved in credit management and revenue collection within government institutions
• Design and apply effective systems for managing debt, minimizing defaults, and enforcing credit policies
• Learn to develop and implement strategic financial plans, improve budgeting accuracy, and align expenditures with fiscal priorities
• Leverage digital platforms for real-time financial monitoring, reporting, and analytics to support decision-making
• Build a culture of fiscal responsibility and ethical financial practices that reinforce public trust

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