Good Financial Governance

The programme supports Tanzania’s public financial management system to operate in line with principles of good financial governance: transparency, efficiency and accountability.

ACTIVITIES

  • Roll-out of comprehensive audit at the National Audit Office.
  • Strengthen National Audit Office engagement with Parliament.
  • Improve quality of internal audit reports at local governments.
  • Modernize own source revenue collection by local governments.
  • Strengthen dialogue between CSOs, businesses and local government.
  • Improve functioning of the Women, Youth and People with Disability Fund.

 

EXPECTED RESULTS/IMPACT

Expected results: Improved accountability and efficiency

  • Improved external and internal audit functions to ensure sound management of public funds.
  • Improved voluntary tax compliance at local level to increase financing available for local development priorities.
  • Improved quality of the dialogue between local governments, businesses and citizens about tax, business environment and public finance.

Impact of Phase I: 85% of results achieved

  • 8 more comprehensive audit reports discussed in Parliament.
  • 7 more audit units at central and local level meet international standards.
  • 123% increase in own source revenues in 10 local governments.
  • 1651 citizens participated in dialogue meetings about public finance in 5 local governments.
EUR 31.8 M (80.29 Billion TZS)
Ongoing
Inclusive society, good economic governance
EU
GIZ, Internal Audit Office, External Audit Office, President’s Office for Regional and Local Government
EUR 10M (25.90 Billion TZS)