Government Financial Management

Government Financial Management involves planning, organizing, and overseeing how public funds are collected, allocated, and spent to meet community needs efficiently and transparently. It ensures that government revenues (like taxes) are used responsibly to fund services such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure, while maintaining fiscal discipline. Effective management also includes budgeting, financial reporting, audits, and controls to prevent waste and fraud. The goal is to deliver public services effectively, remain financially sustainable, and build trust with citizens by demonstrating responsible stewardship of taxpayer money.