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BEST - Advocacy Component |
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Regulatory reform |
Tanzania |
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Business Environment Strengthening for Tanzania is a major
programme to promote regulatory and other reform within Government. The
Advocacy Component exists to support private sector organisations (PSOs)
to engage in private public dialogue and to advocate an improved business
environment in Tanzania. |
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IGA has undertaken a number of assignments for
BEST-AC including:
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- undertaking the mid-term review (2006, with Coffey International Development) - around 95
per cent of the recommendations have been implemented;
- providing technical assistance to the University of Dar
Entrepreneurship Centre (UDEC) to support them in their aspiration to
become a centre of excellence for private sector advocacy (2007);
- doing the redesign for phase II following recommendations in
the evaluation that BEST-AC should be extended for a further five
years (2007);
- preparing the monitoring and evaluation framework (2007, with Annabel Jackson Associates); and
- undertaking the implementation support review (2008, with Annabel
Jackson Associates)
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In November, 2007, it was announced that Dr Donath
Olomi, Director of the University of Dar Entrepreneurship Centre, had been
selected as the Tanzania country prize winner of the 1st Pan-African Prize
for Entrepreneurial Teachers. |
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BEST is funded by the Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA),
the Department for International Development (DFID), Swedish International
Development Agency (SIDA) and the Royal Netherlands Embassy |
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