Ramil Abbasov

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Ramil Abbasov, a seasoned finance and public administration expert, has over a decade of experience in international development, climate finance, and public finance management. He has led initiatives focusing on strategic growth, international collaboration, and public policy reform, particularly in sustainable finance and economic regulation. Abbasov has worked as a National Green Budget Economy Expert at the Asian Development Bank and a National Climate Budget Tagging Expert with the United Nations Development Programme.

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Budgeting Power: Why the Way Governments Allocate Money Shapes Societies

In the age of big politics and bigger promises, the quiet force that drives every successful policy is often overlooked: the national budget. Behind...

How Government Budget Deficits Affect Inflation Rates

In recent years, headlines around the globe have been dominated by inflation. From supermarket price surges to rising rents and interest rates, inflation has...

From Budgets to Impact: Rethinking How Governments Spend for Growth and Equity

Every year, governments around the world spend trillions of dollars with a common goal: to improve lives, foster economic growth, and ensure fiscal stability....

The Myth of Performance-Based Budgeting: Why It Won’t Fix Public Finance

For decades, governments around the world have pursued a dream: making public spending as efficient and accountable as the private sector. Enter performance-based budgeting...

Cities on the Frontlines: Why Urbanization Must Adapt to the Climate Crisis

In the 21st century, two powerful forces are shaping our world: urbanization and climate change. Together, they are not only transforming landscapes but also...

Why Participatory Budgeting is the Future of Democracy

In an era where trust in government is declining and political apathy is on the rise, participatory budgeting (PB) offers a beacon of hope....

Military Spending: A Ticking Fiscal Time Bomb?

In an era marked by global uncertainty and shifting geopolitical alliances, nations continue to expand their defense budgets, often at the expense of other...

Balancing Social Protection and Fiscal Discipline: A Delicate Dance for Welfare States

Welfare states are often celebrated as the backbone of social progress—providing universal healthcare, free education, robust pensions, and unemployment insurance. Yet, behind this promise...

Transforming Public Finance: How Gender Budgeting Drives Equity and Growth

Gender budgeting is gaining recognition worldwide as an essential tool to promote fiscal responsibility while ensuring social equity. By integrating gender perspectives into the...

Fiscal Rules and Budgetary Discipline in Developing Countries

Developing countries face a constant juggling act when it comes to managing their budgets. With volatile economic conditions, unpredictable revenue streams, and intense political...

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