Use of Fraud and Corruption Mitigation Technologies in the Mozambican State Financial Administration System
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https://doi.org/10.25746/ruiips.v10.i4.29112Keywords:
Control, Technological instruments, Legal instrumentsAbstract
In order to materialize this aim, it is essential to implement technologies associated with and aligned with mechanisms and legal instruments for the control and detection of fraud and corruption in the financial administration of the State in general. The judgment of existing models of public administration is particularly due to the evolution of the State. (Lopes, 2017), a safeguard that, before any other actions, it is necessary to recognize the integrality of the Democratic State in the political sphere through the evolution of the Rule of Law to the Social State or State of Welfare. For the materialization of this article, bibliographical and documentary research was used from a qualitative approach to a theoretical reflection of the object of study. In this context, the study brings together concepts and ideas within a comparative investigation of various approaches on the concepts of the Mozambican financial administration system and its complexity around control, detection of fraud and corruption. Mozambique is a Democratic State, with a Financial Administration whose objective is to establish and harmonize the rules and procedures for planning, budgeting, execution, control, monitoring and evaluation of the results and management of public resources, as well as developing subsystems that provide timely information and reliable information on the State's plan and budget and assets, better developing electronic subsystems for the detection of fraud and corruption in the State's financial administration system.
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