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Policy Forum (PF) is a network of 76 civil society organizations brought together in their interest in poverty reduction, equity and democratization a...
HakiRasilimali is an official affiliated platform to Publish What You Pay (PWYP) in Tanzania. PWYP is a global membership-based coalition of civil soc...
When governments and private sector companies agree to exploit publicly owned natural resources, citizens have the right to know the terms of the resu...
We, representatives of over 450 members of faith-based organisations, civil society organisations, community based organisations, Pan African networks...
Tax avoidance is one of the biggest economic issues of our time. According to International Monetary Fund (IMF), developing countries currently lose $...
The Conference took place on 26th -27th October 2016 at Blue Pearl Hotel – Ubungo Plaza, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. It brought on board the five HakiRas...
SUMMARY REPORT Introduction Tanzania has a vast extractive industry consisting of minerals and natural gas. Recently the country has seen an increas...
Key objective for the workshop: Building collective understanding on the role of CSO in EITI process. To identify challenges and opportunities for...
“In many countries today, there are huge expectations from extractive revenues which can ultimately lead to overspending and debt among other things....
On June 16th, 2015, the Government of Tanzania tabled in parliament three bills related to extractive industries under Certificates of Urgency. The bi...
This Bill intends to introduce the Tanzania Extractive Industries, Transparency and Accountability Act, for the purpose of establishing the Extractiv...
One of the basic features of extractive industry transparency initiative (EITI) is that it provides citizens with information which they can use to de...
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