Betting on Civil Servants: Improving Public Schools by Training & Motivating Government Employees
What makes any organization successful? People. Government is no different. The people who make government work are the civil servants.
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Puerto Rico Needs a Strong Energy Regulator
The cornerstone of an effective energy sector is a politically independent, and sufficiently funded energy regulator. The Puerto Rico Energy
Vulnerable Municipalities Receive $30 Million to Fund Community Needs
Financially stable and sustainable municipalities are crucial for providing the services residents need and deserve. But each municipality faces different
PRASA Fiscal Plan: Roadmap to Preserving Water and Implementing Accurate Metering
The members of the Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico certified a new Fiscal Plan for the Puerto
Infrastructure Budgets Focus on Reliability, Financial Stability, and Investments
Reliable electricity, clean water, and well-maintained roads are essential elements of Puerto Rico’s economic growth. The budgets the Oversight Board
2023 Annual Report: Fiscal stability and economic growth are the key to Puerto Rico’s future a letter from the Chair David A. Skeel Jr.
Fiscal year 2023 was in many ways one of great success – a turning point for Puerto Rico as we,
A Breakthrough Plan for PREPA and Puerto Rico
The third amended Plan of Adjustment to end the bankruptcy of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) is a
Notable Progress in Reducing the Backlog of Property Registry Documents
Buying a property is a big step in every home or business owner’s life. Making sure the property is properly
21st Century Techforce: boosting technical skills at K-12 and beyond
Arnaldo Cruz, Director of Policy and Research at the Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico, spoke with Humberto
2023 Annual Report: Creating the foundations for sustainable economic growth for Puerto Rico a letter from the Executive Director Robert F. Mujica Jr.
Puerto Rico’s economy continued to recover in fiscal year 2023, and its fiscal situation continued to stabilize following the Oversight