Local Government Reforms in Tanzania:

By:

Moses M. D. Warioba [Author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; Mzumbe University; 2012.Description: xviii,150p.: ill; 20cmISBN:

9789987140206

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

320.473

Summary: Local Government Reforms in Tanzania provides an analytical overview of the evolution, objectives, and outcomes of decentralization and local governance reforms in Tanzania. The authors discuss key policy changes, institutional restructuring, and the challenges faced in implementing local government reforms aimed at improving service delivery, public accountability, and community participation. By placing these reforms within Tanzania’s broader political and administrative landscape, the book serves as a resource for students of public administration, government officials, and anyone interested in how local governance has developed in the Tanzanian context.

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Local Government Reforms in Tanzania provides an analytical overview of the evolution, objectives, and outcomes of decentralization and local governance reforms in Tanzania. The authors discuss key policy changes, institutional restructuring, and the challenges faced in implementing local government reforms aimed at improving service delivery, public accountability, and community participation. By placing these reforms within Tanzania’s broader political and administrative landscape, the book serves as a resource for students of public administration, government officials, and anyone interested in how local governance has developed in the Tanzanian context.

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