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| Assistance to the National Elections Commission 2000, Tanzania |
| In 1992, the Government of Tanzania (GoT) reintroduced multiparty democracy to the country for the first time since 1977. This followed the recommendations of the Nyalali Commission, appointed by President Mwinyi in 1991 to re-examine the constitution. The Government accepted many of the Commission's proposals and subsequently amended the 1977 Constitution, the Electoral Act (1985) and passed a new Political Parties Act (1992)... |
Funding Agency: DFID
Start Date: 1997,
End Date: 2001Funding Amount: 200000 GBP
Implementing Organization: PriceWaterhouseCoopers
Address: DFID
874 Msasani Peninsula,
PO Box 9200, Dar-es-Salaam
Tanzania
Telephone: +(000 255 22) 260 057
Email:
j-knowlton@dfid.gov.uk
Website:
Link
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| Local Government Service Commission (Phase 2), Tanzania |
| This is a second phase of assistance to the Local Government Service Commission, Tanzania (LGSC). The aim of the project is to improve the utilisation of public sector resources in local government through the provision of in-service accountancy and financial management training to accounting and audit staff and also to Executive Directors. The support provided will, in addition, develop the Institute of Development Management in Mzumbe (IDM) as the major centre for the provision of local authority financial management training in Tanzania... |
Funding Agency: DFID
Start Date: 1995,
End Date: 1998Implementing Organization: Institute of Development Management in Mzumbe (IDM)
Address: Julia Knowlton
DFID
874 Msasani Peninsula,
PO Box 9200 Dar-es-Salaam
Tanzania
Telephone: +255 22 260 057
Fax: +255 22 260 033
Email:
j-knowlton@dfid.gov.uk
Website:
Link
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| Executive Agencies Programme Support Project -, Tanzania |
| This revised and expanded Project will assist the Government of Tanzania (GoT) to prioritise and deliver essential Government functions in key areas more efficiently and to a higher quality. The creation of Executive Agencies is intended to effect structural and management reforms in the civil service so that services to the public can be provided more effectively and at ‘arms-length’ from the centre of Government. Agencies will be semi-autonomous, and their managers given greater authority over the resources under their control, whilst holding them accountable for outcomes, thereby enabling them to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, quality and value for money of their Agencies’ activities and outputs.
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Funding Agency: DFID
Start Date: 1997,
End Date: 2002Funding Amount: 3372000 GBP
Implementing Organization: British Council
Address: DFID
874 Msasani Peninsula,
PO BOx 9200, Dar-es-Salaam
Tanzania
Telephone: +255 22 260 057
Email:
j-knowlton@dfid.gov.uk
Website:
Link
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| Support to the Accountant General's Department - Tanzania |
| The Government of the United Kingdom through the Department for International Development (DFID), will provide a Financial Aid Grant of up to £135,000 and up to £1,083,000 from UK/Tanzania Technical Co-Operation Funds over 3 years from January 1996 to assist the Government of Tanzania (GoT) through the Accountant General's Department (AGD) of the Ministry of Finance, to expand the existing Sub-Treasury system from the current 4 regions to the remaining 16 regions and to develop the professional capacity of senior Government accounting personnel. The project, which seeks to improve compliance with the GOT's budget, will consist of: - consultancy help to AGD to develop a standard computerized accounting system, to train staff in its use, and to implement the system in a number of new Sub-Treasuries; - computer hardware, software and associated equipment for running the new system; - development and introduction of a new Management Development Programme for senior Government Accounting and Finance Personnel to be delivered by the Institute of Development Management (IDM) with consultancy support. |
Funding Agency: DFID
Start Date: 1995,
End Date: 2001Funding Amount: 1530402 GBP
Implementing Organization: Crown Agents
Address: 874 Msasani Peninsula, PO Box 9200 Dar-es-Salaam
Tanzania
Telephone: +255 22) 260 057
Fax: +255 22) 260 033
Email:
j-knowlton@dfid.gov.uk
Website:
Link
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| Support to the Accountant General's Department - Tanzania |
| The Government of the United Kingdom through the Department for International Development (DFID), will provide a Financial Aid Grant of up to £135,000 and up to £1,083,000 from UK/Tanzania Technical Co-Operation Funds over 3 years from January 1996 to assist the Government of Tanzania (GoT) through the Accountant General's Department (AGD) of the Ministry of Finance, to expand the existing Sub-Treasury system from the current 4 regions to the remaining 16 regions and to develop the professional capacity of senior Government accounting personnel. The project, which seeks to improve compliance with the GOT's budget, will consist of: - consultancy help to AGD to develop a standard computerized accounting system, to train staff in its use, and to implement the system in a number of new Sub-Treasuries; - computer hardware, software and associated equipment for running the new system; - development and introduction of a new Management Development Programme for senior Government Accounting and Finance Personnel to be delivered by the Institute of Development Management (IDM) with consultancy support. |
Funding Agency: DFID
Start Date: 1995,
End Date: 2001Funding Amount: 1530402 GBP
Implementing Organization: Crown Agents
Address: DFID
874 Msasani Peninsula, PO Box 9200 Dar-es-Salaam
Tanzania
Telephone: +255 22 260 057
Fax: +255 22 260 033
Email:
j-knowlton@dfid.gov.uk
Website:
Link
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