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It defines the program scope and boundary, including program expenditure framework and technical assistance (TA) spending, and reviews public financial management systems across fund flow, accounting, financial reporting, and e-procurement. The assessment also summarizes result areas and DLI, governance and anticorruption measures, capacity and staffing, and an action plan with key performance indicators.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nDOCUMENT OF  \nTHE WORLD BANK  \nFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY  \nIntegrated Fiduciary Systems Assessment  \nTamil Nadu Climate Resilient Urban Development Program  \n(P179189)  \n(Program-for-Results and Technical Assistance IPF)  \nINDIA:  \nNovember 2023  \nPrepared by  \nThe World Bank  \nThis document is an official use document and will be made public along with the PAD.  \nCurrency table  \nINR 1 Lakh = INR 100,000 = INR Hundred Thousand  \nINR 10 Lakhs = INR 1 million  \nINR 100 Lakhs = INR 10 million = INR 1 Crore  \n1 US$ = INR 82  \n1US$ = JPY 150.6853333  \n1 JPY = 0.544 INR  \n1 INR = 1.8376 JPY  \nThe IFSA uses US$ through out the document for the ease of understanding. As the client has requested for loan in Japanese Yen, it is used only in those cases where these amounts correspond to legal documents to maintain consistency. Amounts in USD is equivalent to Indian Rupees in which the client undertakes the transactions.  \nTable of Contents  \nSection 1. Integrated Fiduciary Systems Assessment (IFSA) ...................................................................................7  \n1. 1 Fiduciary Risk Assessment – Conclusion ...................................................................................................7  \n1. 2 Scope of IFSA ..............................................................................................................................................8  \n1. 3 Key risks and mitigation measures............................................................................................................9  \n1. 4 Procurement Exclusions ......................................................................................................................... 12  \nSection 2. Scope and Program Boundary ............................................................................................................. 14  \n2. 1 Implementation Arrangements.............................................................................................................. 14  \n2. 2 Program Boundary and Program Expenditure Framework................................................................... 16  \n2. 3 TA Expenditure........................................................................................................................................ 20  \n2. 4 Result Areas and DLI ............................................................................................................................... 20  \nSection 3. Review of Public Financial Management Systems .............................................................................. 21  \n3. 1 Planning and Budgeting .......................................................................................................................... 22  \n3.1.1 Adequacy of budget:.............................................................................................................................. 22  \n3.1.1.1 Budget at state level........................................................................................................................... 22  \n3.1.1.2 Sector level budget ............................................................................................................................. 24  \n3.1.1.3 Absorption capacity ............................................................................................................................ 25  \n3.1.2 Planning and Budget Preparation......................................................................................................... 28  \n3.1.3 Procurement profile of the Program ..................................................................................................... 31  \n3. 2 Budget Execution .................................................................................................................................... 31  \n3.2.1 Fund Flow ......................................................................................","cbCaij7phWnMWG6H","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij7phWnMWG6H","pdf",869694,6,1,61,"English","en",105,"# Section 1. 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