Improving Competencies for Accountants: Leveraging the ACCA Partnership Program to Improve Curriculum, Teaching and Assessment Methods [EN]

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Improving Competencies for Accountants: Leveraging the ACCA Partnership Program to Improve Curriculum, Teaching and Assessment Methods

"PULSAR Smart Interactive Talk: How to Develop Financial Reporting and Budget Literacy Programs” Agenda

English
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PULSAR Smart Interactive Talk “How to Develop Financial Reporting and Budget Literacy Programs”

PFM Capacity Development as part of the broad PFM reform

English | BCS | Albanian
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PULSAR Smart Interactive Talk “How to Develop Financial Reporting and Budget Literacy Programs”

What are the key success factors for designing an effective PFM training program?

English | BCS | Albanian
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PULSAR Smart Interactive Talk “How to Develop Financial Reporting and Budget Literacy Programs”

Scaling up the ACCA IPSAS Certification Program and Public Sector Education

English
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PULSAR Webinar "Scaling up the ACCA IPSAS Certification Program and Public Sector Education"

Developing STAREP (and possibly REPARIS) countries’ response/s to the IASB’s IFRS for SMEs 2020 Request for Information (RfI)

English | Russian
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Comprehensive review of the IFRS for SMEs: STAREP’s countries response

"Comprehensive review of the IFRS for SMEs: STAREP’s countries response" Agenda

English
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Comprehensive review of the IFRS for SMEs: STAREP’s countries response

Is cash still king? Benefits of accrual information through education programs [BCS]

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Webinar “Is cash still king? Benefits of accrual information through education programs”

Is cash still king? Benefits of accrual information through education programs [EN]

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Webinar “Is cash still king? Benefits of accrual information through education programs”

Is cash still king? Benefits of accrual information through education programs [RU]

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Webinar “Is cash still king? Benefits of accrual information through education programs”