ISUGF-2 is designed to ensure the comprehensive automation of the state finance management system using modern information technologies: bringing budget accounting in line with international standards; creating consolidated budget reporting in accordance with IPSAS standards, reflecting state assets and liabilities; creating the possibility of determining the actual state of state assets by applying the accrual method; the possibility of strengthening control over state assets and liabilities; Fulfillment of the requirements of such international institutions as the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the Asian Development Bank; improvement of expenditure monitoring.
System Goals:
Accounting, processing, and management of operations on revenues and expenditures of all budget organizations, recipients of budget funds, and targeted funds;
planning, control, accounting, and reporting of the State Budget;
maintenance of records, receipt and distribution of State budget revenues;
continuous implementation of treasury operations;
Granting (assigning) the right to manage budget parameters to financial bodies, departments, and sectors within the approved powers.
System Tasks:
Data exchange with external systems, ensuring budget planning, treasury execution, revenue generation, and distribution management, user role management, and information security.
Statistics in figures for the last 3-5 years
- number of users - 7100,
- number of integrated systems - 15,