Titlebook: Local Government Financial Reform in Developing Countries; The Case of Tanzania Jameson Boex,Jorge Martinez-Vazquez Book 2006 Palgrave Macm

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Intergovernmental Fiscal Transfers in Tanzania: An Assessment of the Previous System of Local Governes and infrastructure. Tanzania is no exception to this rule: with more than 80 per cent of recurrent local expenditures funded by intergovernmental grants (Table 1.1), the transfer system forms the backbone of Tanzania’s system of local government finance.

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The New System of Formula-based Grants in Tanzania serious shortcomings. Given the prominent impact of these shortcomings on the overall local government finance system, the Government of Tanzania sought to replace its largely discretionary system of local government finances with a sound transfer system that would not only take on board the princi

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Moving Forward: Local Government Finance and Tanzania’s Poverty Reduction Strategylopment strategy. In Chapter 1, we noted that decentralization reforms are used to pursue different goals in different countries, including improving the delivery of pro-poor public services, such as education and health care; empowering local communities by increasing participation and accountabili

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