Regulatory Capacity Review of Tanzania

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作者：

International Finance Corporation

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27867

关键词：

ACCOUNTABILITY;  ADMINISTRATIVE BURDENS;  ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITIES;  ADMINISTRATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE;  ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES;  ADMINISTRATIVE REGIONS;  ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS;  ADVISORY SERVICES;  ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES;  ANTI-CORRUPTION;  ANTICORRUPTION STRATEGY;  ATTORNEY GENERAL;  AUDITOR GENERAL;  BUREAUCRACY;  BUSINESS REGULATIONS;  CABINET MINISTERS;  CAPITAL FORMATION;  CAPITAL MARKETS;  CENTRAL GOVERNMENT;  CITIZENS;  CIVIL PROCEDURE;  COMPETITION ACT;  COMPETITION POLICY;  COMPETITIVE MARKETS;  COMPETITORS;  CONFEDERATION;  CONSTITUENCIES;  CONSTITUTION;  CONSTITUTIONS;  CONSULTATION;  CONSULTATION PROCEDURES;  CONSULTATIONS;  CORRUPTION;  COUNCILS;  COURT SYSTEM;  DECENTRALIZATION;  DECISION-MAKING;  DECISION-MAKING BODY;  DECISION-MAKING PROCESS;  DEMOCRACY;  DEVELOPED COUNTRIES;  DISTRICTS;  DRAFT REGULATIONS;  ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES;  ECONOMIC ACTIVITY;  ECONOMIC COOPERATION;  ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT;  ECONOMIC GROWTH;  ECONOMIC POLICIES;  ECONOMIC STRATEGY;  ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES;  ENACTMENT;  ENFORCEMENT CAPACITIES;  ENFORCEMENT OF REGULATION;  ENFORCEMENT OF REGULATIONS;  EXECUTIVE AGENCIES;  EXPENDITURES;  FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE;  FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS;  FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT;  FINANCIAL RESOURCES;  FINANCIAL SECTOR;  FINANCIAL VIABILITY;  FISCAL DEFICIT;  FOREIGN AFFAIRS;  FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT;  GOOD GOVERNANCE;  GOVERNANCE INDICATORS;  GOVERNMENT AGENCIES;  GOVERNMENT AGENCY;  GOVERNMENT BORROWING;  GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS;  GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE;  GOVERNMENT FINANCE;  GOVERNMENT LEVEL;  GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES;  GOVERNMENT POLICY;  GOVERNMENT POWERS;  GOVERNMENT SERVICE;  GOVERNMENT SPENDING;  GOVERNMENT'S BUDGET;  HEAD OF STATE;  HUMAN RESOURCES;  INCOME TAX;  INCOME TAX ACT;  INFORMAL SECTOR;  INSOLVENCY;  INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT;  INSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS;  INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK;  INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMS;  INSTITUTIONALIZATION;  INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS;  INVESTMENT CLIMATE;  JUDICIAL REFORM;  JUDICIARY;  JURISDICTIONS;  LABOR MARKETS;  LAWYER;  LEGAL FRAMEWORK;  LEGAL REFORM;  LEGAL REGULATION;  LEGAL REQUIREMENTS;  LEGAL SERVICES;  LEGAL STATUS;  LEGAL SYSTEM;  LEGISLATION;  LEGISLATIONS;  LEGISLATIVE PROCESS;  LEGISLATIVE SUPREMACY;  LEGISLATURE;  LEGITIMACY;  LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT;  LOBBYING;  LOCAL AUTHORITIES;  LOCAL GOVERNMENT;  LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION;  LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES;  LOCAL GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS;  LOCAL GOVERNMENTS;  MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT;  MINISTER;  MINISTER OF STATE;  MINISTERS;  MINISTERS OF STATE;  MINISTRIES OF JUSTICE;  MINISTRY OF FINANCE;  NATIONAL ACCOUNTING;  NATIONAL POLICIES;  OPPOSITION PARTIES;  PARASTATAL REFORM;  POLICY DEVELOPMENT;  POLICY INSTRUMENT;  POLICY INSTRUMENTS;  POPULATION GROWTH;  PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENT;  PRIVATIZATION OF STATE;  PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION;  PUBLIC DISCUSSION;  PUBLIC EXPENDITURE;  PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT;  PUBLIC FINANCE;  PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS;  PUBLIC INVESTMENT;  PUBLIC POLICY;  PUBLIC PROCUREMENT;  PUBLIC REVENUES;  PUBLIC SECTOR;  PUBLIC SERVANTS;  PUBLIC SERVICE;  PUBLIC SPENDING;  PUBLIC UTILITIES;  QUALITY REGULATION;  REGULATORS;  REGULATORY AGENDA;  REGULATORY ALTERNATIVES;  REGULATORY AUTHORITY;  REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT;  REGULATORY FRAMEWORK;  REGULATORY IMPACT;  REGULATORY IMPACT ANALYSIS;  REGULATORY IMPACT ASSESSMENTS;  REGULATORY INSTRUMENTS;  REGULATORY MANAGEMENT;  REGULATORY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM;  REGULATORY POLICIES;  REGULATORY POLICY;  REGULATORY PROCESS;  REGULATORY REFORM;  REGULATORY REFORM INITIATIVES;  REGULATORY REFORMS;  REGULATORY REGIME;  REGULATORY REGIMES;  REGULATORY SYSTEM;  REPRESENTATIVES;  RESOURCE MANAGEMENT;  RESOURCE MOBILIZATION;  REVENUE COLLECTION;  SECURITIES;  SOCIALISM;  STANDING COMMITTEES;  STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES;  STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT;  TAX ADMINISTRATION;  TAX ARREARS;  TAX COLLECTION;  TAX COMPLIANCE;  TAX LAWS;  TAX POLICY;  TAX RATES;  TAX REFORM;  TAX REVENUE;  TAX REVENUES;  TAXATION;  TAXPAYERS;  TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP;  TOWNSHIPS;  TRANSPARENCY;  Report; 

年份：

2010

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

Regulatory reform has emerged as an important policy area in developing countries. For reforms to be beneficial, regulatory regimes need to be transparent, coherent, and comprehensive. They must establish appropriate institutional frameworks and liberalized business regulations; enforce competition policy and law; and open external and internal markets to trade and investment. This report analyses the institutional set-up and use of regulatory policy instruments in Tanzania. It is one of five reports prepared on countries in East and Southern Africa (the others are on Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Zambia), and represents an attempt to apply assessment tools and the framework developed by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in its work on regulatory capacity and performance to developing countries.