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181.	Initiative to strengthen businesses
	Friday, September 9, 2005  by Admin
	Initiative to strengthen businesses - Arusha Regional Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (TCCIA) and the Institute of Accountancy Arusha are collaborating to provide practical business training with the aim of strengthening existing and new businesses. This new venture aims at helping small to medium sized enterprises compete in the modern market place and understand the demand-driven economy by providing tuition in up-to-date and practical methods that business people can easily adapt and use in their businesses.
182.	Taking stock of the state of local government finances and the policy debate on government finances in Tanzania
	Monday, September 5, 2005  by Admin
	The Development of a Strategic Framework for the Financing of Local Governments in Tanzania report was prepared by the Georgia State University, International Studies Programme for the Government of Tanzania. The report contains eight (8) components for a strategic framework for local government finance in Tanzania and also indicates how each level of local government should be funded and how each source of local revenue could be optimized. This is Section One of this report and it provides a synopsis of the Government’s local government reform agenda, and the government’s general policy stance with regard to local governance finances.
183.	Uzawa: Ruffling feathers in Tanzania
	Monday, August 29, 2005  by Admin
	Uzawa: Ruffling feathers in Tanzania - Since the onset of the debate on uzawa (indigenisation) in Tanzania, various articles have appeared in different Kiswahili newspapers written by several writers. Some of the allegations directed against the South Asian community, especially regarding the domination of the business sector, capital flight and the recruitment of expatriates by local South Asian business houses, needed to be answered.
184.	Tanzania Advocacy Partnership Program – Building Capacity of Regional Business Associations in Tanzania
	Thursday, August 25, 2005  by Admin
	Tanzania Advocacy Partnership Program – Building Capacity of Regional Business Associations in Tanzania: Since January 2002, CIPE has been involved in planning and implementing various activities to build the capacity of regional business associations in 6 target regions of Tanzania in the areas of business association management, governance, and advocacy. The target regions are Iringa, Mbeya, Morogoro, Rukwa, Ruvuma, and Tanga. This is part of a USAID-funded initiative for which CIPE is a subcontractor to Pact.
185.	The regulatory environment for business information sharing
	Thursday, August 25, 2005  by Admin
	The regulatory environment for business information sharing: Information sharing is a crucial precondition for the development of a thriving credit market and for the access to finance by firms. The focus of this paper is the regulation of the exchange of information on firms as intermediated by credit registries. The paper presents different kinds of indices to test their explanatory power for information distribution for a panel of 90 countries.
186.	Business Promotion Mission to Munich
	Wednesday, August 24, 2005  by Admin
	The East African Business Council (EABC) in conjuction with Confederation of German Chamber of Commerce and Industry is organizing a Business Promotion mission to Germany on 17th -18th October 2005. Main sectors of focus are Agro-processing, Energy, Information and Telecommunication Technologie and Mining & Gemstones.
187.	Role of the Financial Sector in Tanzania's Economy
	Tuesday, August 23, 2005  by Admin
	In order to increase Tanzania’s wealth and economic growth, the financial sector could play a vital role in development, more so in poverty reduction. This article highlights some points on the contributions financial sector could make. It also highlights some of the snags these financial institutions put on the local Tanzanians. For example local banks being reluctant to grant loans to local Tanzanians unless they have collateral that most do not have.
188.	One year on, 24 Tanzania firms fail to attract strategic partners
	Thursday, August 18, 2005  by Admin
	Investors are shying away from Tanzanias industrial sector with 24 firms that have been seeking foreign equity capital since last year yet to find suitors. Thousands of jobs are at risk as some companies are likely to close down or scale down operations unless investment capital for expansion and technology upgrades is available soon.
189.	Banks campaign to boost small, medium businesses
	Wednesday, July 27, 2005  by Admin
	Barclays Bank Tanzania Ltd has embarked on a drive to support SMEs and create awareness among Tanzanians on what Barclays is doing. "Barclays' SME customers are able to access facilities such as loans, working capital financing, letters of credit performance and bid bonds", Deus Manyenye, Head of Retail Banking.
190.	The loan contraction process in Africa - Making loans work for the poor - The case of Tanzania
	Wednesday, July 27, 2005  by Admin
	This is a report based on a study to see whether loans taken by poor countries are legitimate and serve the basic functions of poverty reduction and development. The objectives of the study were to challenge African Governments and international financial institutions to be transparent & accountable; Raise awareness of anti-debt campaigners, civil society organizations on participation in the loan contraction process; and to strengthen AFRODAD and Christian Aid partnership.
191.	BEST - Kuboresha mazingira bora ya biashara
	Thursday, July 21, 2005  by Admin
	Programu ya uimarishaji na uboreshaji wa mazingira bora ya biashara (BEST) inakusudia kuleta mageuzi katika kuhakikisha kuwa, kanuni na sheria zilizopo zinaboreshwa ili kusaidia sekta binafsi, katika maeneo yanayohusu utoaji wa leseni za biashara, taratibu za ardhi na mageuzi katika sheria za ajira.
192.	Commercial relations in partnerships between Sweden and Tanzania
	Thursday, July 14, 2005  by Admin
	This booklet is a product of the Embassy of Sweden, Dar es Salaam in cooperation with Sida. It entails Trade facts between Sweden and Tanzania and how it can be increased. It also has current investmens and joint-ventures and the investment agreement.
193.	Summary of the BEST Programme
	Wednesday, July 13, 2005  by Admin
	The BEST Programme is designed to provide businesses with the enabling environment they need, thereby enhancing economic growth and achieving rapid and sustainable poverty reduction. The goal is to reduce poverty through enhancing the growth and development of businesses in Tanzania, particularly micro and small firms in sectors that affect the majority of the poor.
194.	Best and Poverty Reduction
	Wednesday, July 13, 2005  by Admin
	Business Environment Strengthening Programme for Tanzania (BEST), Programu ya Kuimarisha na Kuboresha Mazingira ya Biashara ni mpango wa Serikali wa miaka mitano wa kuboresha mazingira ya biashara kwa kupitia sheria na kanuni. Madhumuni ni kuongeza mchango na ushiriki wa sekta binafsi (biashara kubwa, biashara ndogo ndogo na hata mtu mmoja mmoja) katika kukuza na kuondoa umaskini.
195.	Effects of Budgetary Process Reforms on Economic Governance: Evidence from Tanzania
	Tuesday, June 14, 2005  by Admin
	The budget reforms undertaken through the introduction of Public Expenditure Reviews (PERs) and Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) have been useful in fostering participation of stakeholders in the budget process. They have strengthened links between sector policies and resource allocation, thus providing valuable analysis and feedback on budget execution that has improved resource use.
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