Publications
Reports
Rationalisation of Explicit Subsidies at State Level
STATE FORUM 2023: A COMPENDIUM
Stocktaking on Management of Public Investment in Selected States: A Report on Odisha
STATE OF THE ECONOMY Quarterly Assessment and Outlook January-March, 2023
Evaluation Report of Compliance to Provisions of The Madhya Pradesh FRBM Act Fiscal Years 2017-18 And 2018-19 (Hindi)
Evaluation Report of Compliance to Provisions of the Sikkim FRBM Act: Fiscal Year 2020-21
Evaluation Report of Compliance to Provisions of The Madhya Pradesh FRBM Act Fiscal Years 2017-18 And 2018-19
Public Expenditure Review and Evaluation of Child Protection in Odisha
- अप्र, 2023
- Authors Lekha Chakraborty, Amandeep Kaur, Jitesh Yadav, Balamuraly B
- Details Sponsored by UNICEF
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Comments - (The Chapter List of contents attached) The focus of the study is broadly two-fold: (i) a public expenditure review (PER) incorporating fiscal marksmanship and PEFA (public expenditure and financial accountability) analysis; and (ii) quantitative and qualitative evaluation (OECD DAC) and econometric modelling of fiscal interventions to analyse their impact on child protection outcomes. The study also provides field level Public Expenditure Tracking, Accountability and Institutional Review of Child Care Institutions across selected districts in Odisha. (March 2023)
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STATE OF THE ECONOMY Quarterly Assessment and Outlook October-December, 2022
Evaluation Report of Compliance to Provisions of the Sikkim FRBM Act: Fiscal Year 2019-20
Evaluation Report of Compliance to Provisions of the Sikkim FRBM Act: Fiscal Year 2019-20
- अक्ट, 2022
- Authors Pratap Ranjan Jena
- Details Sponsored by Government of Sikkim
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STATE OF THE ECONOMY Quarterly Assessment and Outlook July-September, 2022
STATE OF THE ECONOMY Quarterly Assessment and Growth Outlook: April-June, 2022
STATE OF THE ECONOMY Quarterly Assessment and Growth Outlook: October-December, 2021 and January-March, 2022
STATE OF THE ECONOMY Quarterly Assessment and Growth Outlook: July –August, 2021
Post COVID Fiscal Framework: Issues and Options
Centrally Sponsored Schemes: Restructuring and Rationalisation
Biodiversity Strategy And Action Plan & Finance Solutions For Lahaul-Pangi And Kinnaur Landscapes In Himachal Pradesh
- जुल, 2021
- Authors Rita Pandey, Priya, Anuja Malhotra, Garima Jasuja
- Details Supported by: United Nations Development Program, New Delhi, India
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This publication has been developed by National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, New Delhi, under the assignment, Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (BSAP) for Himachal Pradesh and the Resource Mobilisation Strategy for Implementing the BSAP with Special Focus on Lahaul-Pangi and Kinnaur Landscapes in Himachal Pradesh under the GEF-GoI-UNDP SECURE Himalaya Project
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Biodiversity Strategy And Action Plan (BSAP) For Himachal Pradesh And The Resource Mobilisation Strategy For Implementing The BSAP With Special Focus On Lahaul-Pangi And Kinnaur Landscapes
- जुल, 2021
- Authors Rita Pandey, Priya, Anuja Malhotra, Garima Jasuja
- Details Supported by: United Nations Development Program, New Delhi, India
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This publication has been developed by the National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, New Delhi, under the assignment, Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (BSAP) for Himachal Pradesh and the Resource Mobilisation Strategy for Implementing the BSAP with Special Focus on Lahaul-Pangi and Kinnaur Landscapes in Himachal Pradesh under the GEF-GoI-UNDP SECURE Himalaya Project.
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Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (BSAP) of Sikkim and the Resource Mobilisation Strategy for implementing the BSAP with focus on Khangchendzonga – Upper Teesta Valley
STATE OF THE ECONOMY Quarterly Assessment and Growth Outlook: April - June, 2021
STATE OF THE ECONOMY Quarterly Assessment and Growth Outlook: October-December, 2020 and January-March, 2021
STATE OF THE ECONOMY Quarterly Assessment: July – September, 2020
CEEW-NIPFP report on 'Jobs, Growth and Sustainability: A New Social Contract for India’s Recovery'
- जून, 2020
- Authors Arunabha Ghosh, Shuva Raha, Nandini Harihar, Sweta Jha, Hemant Mallya, Amrita Pillai, Amey Sapre
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Hon'ble Shri Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, and Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Government of India to launch CEEW-NIPFP report on 'Jobs, Growth and Sustainability: A New Social Contract for India’s Recovery' at the session, and focus specially on building a more resilient and competitive MSME sector that can withstand systemic shocks organised by the Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW), one of Asia's leading not-for-profit policy research institutions at New Delhi, June 11, 2020.
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Evaluation of Governance Parameters of Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana- Gramin (PMAY-G)
- जन, 2020
- Authors N R Bhanumurthy, HK Amar Nath, Bhabesh Hazarika, Tanvi Bramhe, and Kanika Gupta
- Details Sponsored by: Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India
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Link: https://pmayg.nic.in/netiay/writereaddata/Circulars/NiPFP_final_3rd_Report.pdf
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Biodiversity Finance: Identification and Analysis of key Building Blocks of a Biodiversity Finance Plan in India
Analyzing Household Expenditure on Health from the 71st Round of Survey by the National Sample Survey Organization in India
Macroeconomic Policy Simulations for the 15th FC Period
- सित, 2019
- Authors N R Bhanumurthy, Sukanya Bose and Sakshi Satija
- Details Submitted to 15th Finance Commission of India
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In this paper, an attempt has been made to look at four empirical issues that may be of interest to the 15th Finance Commission: what has been the impact of higher devolution of Central taxes to the States on overall economic growth, fiscal balance and other indicators? What could be the impact of changes in external conditions on the macroeconomic prospects? What mix of expenditure policies would allow the Indian economy to achieve higher growth and fiscal consolidation? And finally, can India achieve the medium term target of US$ 5 Trillion by 2024-25? To address these issues, this paper uses a modified NIPFP-macroeconomic policy simulation model for the Indian economy.With regard to lower devolution share to the States, vis-à-vis the baseline scenario, causes economic growth to be marginally higher by 0.4% for the 14th Finance Commission period on an average and 0.3% over the 15th Finance Commission projection period. It is also found that an expenditure switching strategy in favour of capital expenditure (by more than 1% of GDP) with the centre assuming the greater share of the increase, and reduction in revenue deficit to GDP makes it possible to combine high growth (8%) with fiscal consolidation that brings down the liability to GDP ratio 60 per cent. With greater public investments and its complementarity with private investment, the target of $5 trillion economy by 2024-5 is achievable. The analysis also suggests that distribution of debt targets between Centre and States in the new FRBM roadmap may need to be revised.
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Mapping National and International Flow of Funds for Conservation of Biodiversity with Special Focus on Maharashtra Province in India
RTE and the Resource Requirements: The Way Forward
- मा, 2019
- Authors Sukanya Bose, Priyanta Ghosh and Arvind Sardana
- Details Sponsored by Azim Premji University, Bangalore.
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A Report on Assessing Employment Generation under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban)
Impact of Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana -Gramin (PMAY-G) on Income and Employment
Utilisation, Fund Flows and Public Financial Management under the National Health Mission: A Study of Selected States
Evaluation of the Arthakranti Proposal
The Review of Compliance to Orissa FRBM Act for the fiscal year 2014-15
The Review of Compliance to Sikkim FRBM Act for the year 2013-14
Issues before the Tamil Nadu Fifth State Finance Commission
- दिस्, 2015
- Authors Pinaki Chakraborty and Manish Gupta
- Details Government of Tamil Nadu, Chennai.
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Development of an Analytical Model for Widening of Taxpayers’ Base
Report on warehousing in India Study commissioned by the Warehousing Development and Regulatory Authority
Madhya Pradesh MDG Report: 2014-15
Macroeconomic Policy Simulations for the 14th Finance Commission
- दिस्, 2014
- Authors N R Bhanumurthy, Sukanya Bose, Parma Devi Adhikari, and Abhishek Kumar
- Details Report submitted to the 14th Finance Commission of India.
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This study attempts to construct a consistent macroeconomic framework for India to review the macro-fiscal linkages over the 14th Finance Commission period of 2015-19. The existing NIPFP model has been reworked to add a full-fledged real sector block comprising of agriculture, industry, services and infrastructure, with the overall economy comprising of real sector block, external block, monetary block, fiscal block and macroeconomic block. The estimated model was used for policy simulations for the 14th Finance Commission period. The various scenarios include (a) shock due to 7th Pay Commission award, (b) targeting deficit and debt (c) targeting higher growth and (d) the external shocks. The results suggest that while Pay Commission award would result in slightly higher growth compared to the base case, this also results in higher inflation, fiscal-revenue deficits, current account deficit as well as higher government liability. Further simulation results suggest that expenditure switching policy, which is the core of expansionary fiscal consolidation mechanism, by increasing higher government capital expenditure and reducing the government transfers could result in higher growth with a manageable fiscal deficit of 6 per cent that also brings down the government liability to its present level of 65 per cent.
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The Review of Compliance to Odisha FRBM Act – 2012-13
Unspent Balances and Fund Flow Mechanism under Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS)
- अक्ट, 2014
- Authors N.R. Bhanumurthy, H.K. Amar Nath
- Details Report submitted to the Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India
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Intergovernmental Finance in Five Emerging Market Economies
- अग, 2014
- Authors Tapas K. Sen, H K Amarnath, Bharatee Bhushan Dash, Manish Gupta, Sudhanshu Kumar
- Details Report Submitted to 14th Finance Commission of India.
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In this study, the features of fiscal decentralization in five such nations – Brazil, China, Indonesia, Russia, and South Africa – are surveyed, with a view to summarize the essentials of the groups of characteristics that are common to all structures of fiscal federalism. These include assignment of functional responsibilities, fiscal imbalances, intergovernmental transfers to resolve the imbalances, and sub-national borrowing. In addition, these surveys also consider the role of sub-national governments in macroeconomic stabilization in the context of the recent past – during and after the global financial crisis.
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Tax Policy and Enterprise Development in South Asia
- जुल, 2014
- Authors R. Kavita Rao, Amarjyoti Mahanta, Kausik K. Bhadra
- Details Country Study Report: India submitted to Governance Institutes Network International (GINI), Pakistan
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This study examines the impact of tax on enterprise development on three specific themes: (a) Impact of Tax Exemptions and Concessions on Enterprise Development; (b) The Impact of the Value-Added-Tax (VAT) on Enterprise Development; and (c) The Impact of Property Tax on Enterprise Development.
This was an IDRC funded project covering five countries – India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. It was coordinated by Governance Institutes Network International (GINI), Pakistan.
The targeted outcomes include five Country Study Reports as well as a regional report based on meta -analysis, which can be found on GINI website.
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