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106.	Joint Assistant Strategy for Tanzania 2006
	Wednesday, March 7, 2007  by Admin
	The JAST is a national medium-term framework for managing development cooperation between the Government of Tanzania and Development Partners so as to achieve national development and poverty reduction goals. The overall objective of the JAST is to contribute to sustainable development and poverty reduction in line with the National Vision 2025 and the Zanzibar Vision 2020 by consolidating and coordinating Government efforts and Development Partners' support under a single Government-led framework.
107.	Government offers Ghana Tax administration system software free of charge
	Thursday, February 15, 2007  by Admin
	Modernization of the Tax Administration system has enabled the country to increase revenue collection has attracted other African states to adopt it. This was revealed recently after the Ghanaian Government solicited from the government the software which Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) had used to achieve the tremendous revenue collection success.
108.	How can governments boost the local economic impacts of tourism? Options and tools
	Wednesday, February 14, 2007  by Admin
	In October 2006, SNV and Rwanda’s ORTPN hosted a regional tourism workshop drew on ‘action research’ by SNV advisors, SNV partners and advisors from East and Southern African countries, including Tanzania. This report draws on the workshop materials and discussions, intended to be of use to decision-makers in Africa, particularly in Government, who wish to harness tourism more effectively for local economic development.
109.	Reveal TTCL contract criteria
	Tuesday, February 13, 2007  by Admin
	Last week, the government said in Parliament that the Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL) had been handed over to Saskatel management. The Telecommunications Workers Union of Tanzania Secretary General told The Guardian that they had written a letter to the Minister of Infrastrucute Development to register their concern over the contract involving the government and Saskatel of Canada.
110.	Assembly of the African Union 2007 - decisions and declarations
	Monday, February 12, 2007  by Admin
	African leaders set guidelines for scientific growth - In the final declaration of the Africa Union (AU) summit, heads of state have agreed on a series of steps to promote science and technology across the continent. In the conclusions to the AU summit meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, released on 2nd February 2007, African leaders committed themselves to promote science education and allocate more funds to research and development.
111.	The Registration and Identification of Persons Act 1986
	Monday, February 12, 2007  by Admin
	This Act is to provide for the registration of persons in the United Republic, the issue to them of identity cards and for connected purposes.
112.	UN Agency plans to shut camps as refugee numbers drop
	Wednesday, January 31, 2007  by Admin
	The United Nations refugee agency, UNHCR, plans to close down three camps in Tanzania in 2007 due to a drastic drop in the number of refugees in the country, an official said on Tuesday. Suggested camps to be closed are Mtendeli and Mkugwa camps in the western Kibondo and Muyovosi districts and in the neighbouring Kasulu district.
113.	Local Government Reform in Tanzania 2002 - 2005: Research Findings on Governance, Finance and Service Delivery
	Friday, December 8, 2006  by Admin
	The Tanzania Local Government Reform Programme (LGRP) aims to transfer duties and financial resources from central to local government levels. This summary addresses the impact on local governance, finances and service delivery so far; whether there have been any changes over time in the provision of basic services to the public; and what factors may explain distinct improvements in service delivery.
114.	HakiElimu Uzinduzi wa Shindano la 'Polisi ni Rafiki'
	Friday, December 8, 2006  by Admin
	HakiElimu, in collaboration with SAHRiNGON, have launched a competition Polisi ni Rafiki in order to initiate debates on how police and the society can work hand in hand to strengthen their relationships and security in the country. The competition is open till February 13th, 2007.
115.	Africa - South America forum established
	Monday, December 4, 2006  by Admin
	Leaders of Africa and South America have agreed unanimously to establish cooperation aimed at promoting economic, political and social issues agriculture, trade and investment, energy, health, technology, water resources, tourism, environment, education, the protection and promotion of democracy, human rights and other political issues.
116.	LGR in Tanzania 2002 - 2005: Research Findings on Governance, Finance and Service Delivery
	Thursday, November 30, 2006  by Admin
	The Tanzania Local Government Reform Programme (LGRP) aims to transfer duties and financial resources from central to local government levels. This summary addresses the impact on local governance, finances and service delivery so far; whether there have been any changes over time in the provision of basic services to the public; and what factors may explain distinct improvements in service delivery?
117.	Assessing governance: How can political risk analysis help?
	Thursday, October 19, 2006  by Admin
	Assessing governance as a basis for determining aid policy is a difficult task, but adopting private sector strategies for measuring and anticipating political risk may be a useful starting point for discussion.Research has shown that political risk is a major driver of international capital volatility and of risk premiums on borrowing rates.
118.	Skills Development Workshop on donor/GOT Funded Procurement
	Tuesday, October 17, 2006  by Admin
	DASS is offering a 5 day training workshop on Donor/ GoT funded procurement to take place in Arusha, between November 6th - 10th, 2006. Workshop cost is Tsh 500,000 per person.
119.	Combating Corruption through Strengthening Good Governance Mechanisms
	Friday, September 22, 2006  by Admin
	This study was commissioned by the Embassy of Finland as a response to the need that emerged following the design of the proposal for Phase II of the project 'Strengthening Capacities to Combat Corruption in Tanzania (SCCCT)'. The objective of the appraisal was set to assess the relevance, feasibility and sustainability of the CCSGGM project proposal; to analyze the project proposal in relation to the recommendations of the NACSAP evaluation of 2004 and to assess the role of UNDP as a Coordinator of such programme and its capacity to carry out this task during the proposed second phase.
120.	Improving Governance in Tanzania: The role of business advocacy coalitions
	Thursday, September 21, 2006  by Admin
	CIPE has worked with local business groups in Tanzania to strengthen the governance process and improve private sector participation in policymaking. CIPE aimed to institutionalize public policy advocacy within the private sector by facilitating a structural change within the institutions of government. CIPE understood that in order for public policy advocacy to be institutionalized within Tanzania's regions, there had to be an acknowledgement by the public sector of the importance of the business community’s role in the policy debate.
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