Tanzania: Decentralization Policy for Review

The government is ready to review the policy of decentralization by decentralization so that it benefits the public

Permanent Secretary at the Prime Minister's Office (Politics and Coordination), Prof Faustine Kamuzora noted here yesterday, the government had hired a consultant to decipher how better the policy would benefit people in service delivery.

Addressed a meeting of experts from universities, public and private institutions to discuss the concept of decentralization and devolution to the public

Professor Kamuzora invited the meeting to use their extensive experiments to improve the policy, saying that she should focus on solving the problems faced by the provision of social services. "Politics should define communication strategies so that the concept is well understood by members of the public," he said.

Professor Kamuzora stated that the government expects this policy to be combined with the current economic improvement. He noted that decentralization through the decentralization policy has resulted in a number of benefits in terms of service delivery and that policy has helped to bring services closer to the decentralization policy. Professor Kamuzora said the meeting should provide solutions to the challenges mentioned by various experts in the implementation of the policy, stressing that the communication strategy was vital for every member of the public to understand the concept. 19659009] Mr. Dickson Nzunda, Deputy Permanent Secretary to the Office of the President (Regional Administration and Local Government), stated that the Government He stated that the main task of the experts of the meeting would be to carry out a review of the various activities carried out in using the policy, stating that the government was simply reviewing the system to improve it.

The main goal is to raise awareness among members of the public because the concept of decentralization through decentralization is new in our country, "said Deputy Permanent Secretary

Decentralization refers to the transfer of responsibilities or national functions of the state from the central government to the sub-government – national levels of government, or agencies or central offices to regional bodies or branches, or to non-governmental organizations or private companies.