Welcoming Equatorial Guinea to the DMFAS community
In June 2022, the DMFAS Programme of UNCTAD started a new project with Government of Equatorial Guinea in the framework of the Public Finance Modernisation Support Project (PAMFP) financed by the African Development Bank. Continue reading.
New DMFAS release: version 6.2
In August, the DMFAS Programme released version 6.2 of the DMFAS software to all its user countries. This is the last major release of DMFAS 6 and contains the following new functionalities. Continue reading.
Implementation of DMFAS 6 at the Central Bank of Yemen
The Central Bank of Yemen and UNCTAD’s DMFAS Programme just started a new project for the implementation of DMFAS 6.. Continue reading.
ESCWA-UNCTAD collaboration in public debt management
UNCTAD and the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA) and UNCTAD, have recently started a new collaboration in debt management. Continue reading.
UNCTAD supports Palestine to update its debt management system
A new technical assistance project will modernize the Palestinian debt management system and train officials. Continue reading.
New deal to boost debt management in Eastern and Southern Africa
Renewed partnership will help governments in the region produce and publish reliable, comprehensive and timely debt information. Continue reading.
Successful closing of the project in Lao PDR
The latest DMFAS project with Lao PDR, which was launched at the end of 2020, ended in June 2022 with the organization of two final activities. Continue reading.
DMFAS upcoming events
September:Azerbaijan debt statistics workshop
September: Paraguay DMFAS 6 customized training
September: Sudan DMFAS 6 advanced training
September: Philippines project evaluation and joint IMF debt sustainability analysis workshop
September-October: Guinea DMFAS 6 advanced training
October: Mauritania DMFAS 6 advance functional training
December: UNCTAD Debt Management Conference and DMFAS Advisory Group meeting
Donors This newsletter is produced by the DMFAS Programme with the support of the following donors: Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Switzerland and the European Commission
