Tanzania Institutional Diagnostic
Scott Wallace/The World Bank
Tanzania is one of the focus countries for our studies to develop an institutional diagnostic tool. There are four stages to our approach for this research.
- Stage 1: Identification and justification of institutional areas
- Stage 2: Deep-dive thematic studies into key restrictive institutional areas
- Stage 3: Integration of findings and proposals for potential institutional reforms
- Stage 4: Dissemination of findings
Latest updates
June 2019 – we published a blog to provide an update on the status of research and reflections on findings so far.
January 2018 – we discussed initial results at a workshop in Arusha.
September 2018 – we published our first comprehensive analysis to aid in the development of effective institutional reforms to support inclusive, sustainable economic growth. The chapters are available on the following links:
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Reflections on the political and economic development of Tanzania
- Chapter 2: Tanzanian institutional strengths and weaknesses
- Chapter 3: Politics and business
- Chapter 4: Civil service
- Chapter 5: Decentralization and development
- Chapter 6: Land rights
- Chapter 7: Power sector
- Chapter 8: Synthesis
- Afterword
Read our news story announcing the launch of this publication.
