The CABRI dialogue took place in Accra on 26 and 27 April, 2016 and focused on the management of revenue from the extractives sector, specifically minerals and hydrocarbons.
The extractives sector is a new focus of CABRI’s policy dialogues that aim to promote knowledge exchange and peer learning in ways that public spending can be more effective, efficient and economic. Past dialogues have focused on value for money in health, education and agriculture budgeting and expenditure management.
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