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  • Improving lives of Tanzanians
    Policy and processes that help in poverty reduction
  • Inclusive Decision Making
    Equitable use of public resources & inclusive governance
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    Government should ensure the availability of extension services to the farmers
  • Development in Informal Sector
    Youth are an integral part and 2/3 of the national workforce

Policy Forum is incorporated as a Non-Governmental Organization with registration number NGO/R2/00015. Policy Forum (PF) is a network of over 60 Tanzanian civil society organizations established in 2003 and drawn together by their specific interest in augmenting the voice of ordinary citizens to influence policy processes that help in poverty reduction, equity, and democratization with a specific focus on public money accountability at both central and local levels

2021 Plan presents key priorities the network intends to undertake in first year of its 4-year strategic plan (2021-2024) and how it will measure successful delivery of its work to contribute to Improved quality of life through equitable use of public resources and inclusive governance. To achieve its desired change which underpins PF’s vision and mission, the annual plan’s implementations intend to influence policies for enhanced accountability and equitable use of public resources through strengthened efficient 

Capacity building to CSOs

Capacity building sessions to our members have been enhancing knowledge & skills

Themes and number of trained CSOs for past 5 years 

32
Policy analysis & advocacy skills
24
Gender responsive analysis
18
Engagement with policy processes
19
Government structure & systems

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Breakfast Debate Exposes Tanzania’s $1.83 Billion…

At a recent breakfast debate organized by Policy Forum with the support of Thomson Reuters Foundation (TRF), the spotlight was on the devastating impact of illicit financial flows (IFFs) on Tanzania’s economy. According to the 2021 Global Financial Integrity report, Tanzania… Read more

Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs): A burden to…

Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) represent a significant challenge to Tanzania’s economic stability, depriving the country of substantial revenue that could support critical sectors such as agriculture. This policy brief examines the impact of IFFs on Tanzania’s national budget, focusing on the… Read more

Tax Equity Training manual for Tanzania

Tax systems are fundamental to the equitable development of any nation, serving a crucial role in resource mobilization and the provision of essential services. However, systemic inequities often prevent these systems from achieving true fairness and inclusivity, particularly… Read more

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