Lesotho Public Sector Foundations for Service Delivery Project

About this project

The objective of the Public Sector Foundations for Service Delivery Project for Lesotho is to strengthen expenditure controls and improve the delivery of selected digital public services. The project has four components. (1) The expenditure management strengthening component will support the strengthening of expenditure management functions, including in the areas of asset and procurement management. (2) Human Resource Management and Organizational Transformation component will strengthen human resource practices and enable more effective management of the public sector payroll. (3) Shared digital government foundations component will put in place an enabling environment to support digital transformation and a shared DPI, improve coordination and data exchange between and within ministries for more efficient delivery of selected services, and reduce the risk of disruption, loss and misuse of critical data and IT resources by strengthening cybersecurity infrastructure. (4) Reform coordination and project management support component will support effective project management, respond to risks, and foster coordination between implementing MDAs, change management activities, and other related change initiatives. The component will finance: (a) project implementation team (PIT) costs for staff/consultants in areas of project management, project coordination, fiduciary (e.g., procurement, financial management), monitoring and evaluation, environmental and social standards, project…

Published by

World Bank · Multilateral

Countries

Lesotho

Sectors

Budget planningMulti-hazard response preparednessInformation and communication technology (ICT)

Places

Maseru

Funded by

International Development Association

Implemented by

Ministry of Public Service

Accountable

Kingdom of Lesotho

Passes funds through

International Development Association

Published by World Bank to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 3 Oct 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: 44000-P174171.

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