How to Properly Fund Special Education Services
Special education programs like therapies, evaluations, transportation, and reimbursements to families are important government obligations. Many families depend on those
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The Building Blocks of Budget Transformation: Insights from the Symposium on Puerto Rico’s Fiscal Future
Puerto Rico has come a long way from the fiscal crisis that led to the enactment of PROMESA. Since the
Getting Forecasting Right: Strengthening Puerto Rico’s Revenue Projections
How much money should the government really spend? It depends how much it takes in. Just like businesses who must
Reforming How the Government Plans: A Fresh Start to Responsible Budgeting
Effective budgeting is more than an accounting exercise; it’s how the government and its agencies plan the spending and the
Securing Future Financial Health: Puerto Rico’s Reserves
Everyone needs savings. For a government, that’s called a reserve. Every government needs financial buffers that provide stability during periods
Slowing, Not Sinking: What Puerto Rico’s Economic Forecast Really Tells Us
On February 10, 2026, the Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico (Oversight Board) held its second annual Economic
New OMB Fiscal Unit: Shaping Puerto Rico’s Fiscal Future
The Government is Strengthening Financial Planning This year, the Puerto Rico Government and the Financial Oversight and Management Board are
Improving Puerto Rico’s Clean Water Supply
Got water? It’s a serious question. We often take it for granted that we will have water coming out of
Four Initiatives to Improve Healthcare in Puerto Rico
Earlier this year, a study commissioned by the Oversight Board, the Puerto Rico Department of Health (PRDOH), and the Puerto
Outlook for Puerto Rico’s Economy: Insights from the First Economic Forecasting Symposium
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ulqJwKLLGE&ab_channel=FinancialOversight%26MgmtBoardforPuertoRico Puerto Rico’s economy has been recovering from the shock of natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic, but growth has