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Slovenia’s public investment management institutions, as assessed by the PIMA, perform well overall relative to European peers. Availability of funding for public investment, fiscal targets and rules, maintenance funding and monitoring of public assets are areas of strength. Key areas for improvement are appraisal and selection of projects, procurement, and portfolio management and oversight. The near-term challenge will be to address bottlenecks in the execution of capital projects. Over the medium to longer term, tighter fiscal constraints will raise the premium for stronger appraisal and selection processes.
1. Slovenia is a high-income Eurozone member with strong human development and governance indicators. Slovenia has high per capita income and one of the lowest inequality rates in Europe. The country also scores highly on human development indicators and has effective institutions.