Public financial governance as a mechanism for promoting inclusive growth (The Algerian public budget)

• Bentaiba Fatiha

  University Morsli Abdullah of Tipaza

• Hamoudi Assia

  University Morsli Abdullah of Tipaza

• Bentaiba Djamila

  University of Lounici Ali, Blida 2

This research paper aims to evaluate the implementation of public budget governance in Algeria in light of reforms initiated by the relevant authorities. Despite the efforts made, the study found that Algeria is still far from international practices in applying the principles of financial governance. These principles are primarily represented by transparency, which involves presenting and publishing budget documents in a timely manner for all stakeholders to access. The principle of accountability is emphasised by both the legislative authority and civil society organisations to identify errors and shortcomings, and to evaluate performance. Finally, the principle of participation explicitly involves the National Assembly and civil society organisations in shaping financial policy.

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