Policy brief from Bruegel that details the importance of domestic revenue mobilisation (DRM) and the steps the EU and international organisations can take to increase the tax to GDP ratios in low-income nations. Improving domestic revenue mobilisation is important as it can help reduce the volatility of government revenues, fund sustainable development, and help improve government institutions. From a donor perspective, it can also reduce future aid demands from these nations. Effective aid and development strategy is core to this sub and such international efforts are valuable to helping developing nations succeed.
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Policy brief from Bruegel that details the importance of domestic revenue mobilisation (DRM) and the steps the EU and international organisations can take to increase the tax to GDP ratios in low-income nations. Improving domestic revenue mobilisation is important as it can help reduce the volatility of government revenues, fund sustainable development, and help improve government institutions. From a donor perspective, it can also reduce future aid demands from these nations. Effective aid and development strategy is core to this sub and such international efforts are valuable to helping developing nations succeed.