Seminar

NATIONAL PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP) POLICY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR CIVIL SOCIETY IN TANZANIA  

The amount of money leaving developing countries as illicit capital flight per year is 10 times higher than the total global foreign aid and constitutes an immense amount of loss in state income. If capital flight would stop, the Tanzanian state finances would be enough to meet the Millennium Development Goals in the country.

Capital flight has been called “the ugliest chapter in global economic affairs since slavery”. Every year unreported flows of money amounting to as much as ten times the value of global development
aid leave poor countries and end up in rich countries and tax havens.Multinational companies evading taxes are responsible for most of this capital flight. One the speakers in this seminar will be Moses Kulaba, convener of the Budget Working Group of Policy Forum. To see the poster please click here.

Research on Poverty Alleviation is organising a half day workshop on Friday 4th March 2011 in which presentations and discussions will be made on two interrelated research and development activities.

Call for Applications For Training on Government - Budget Analysis: REPOA invites members of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), the media and locally elected leaders such as Councilors to a
training workshop on Government-Budget Analysis.  This training is important to members of the society who play an oversight role in the processes of planning, budgeting, monitoring, and evaluation of government development initiatives at both national and council levels.