Uwazi is part of Twaweza.
17,222,486,300,454 Tsh: Tanzania's public debt.
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- Access to school level information still a challenge
- Sanitation and Sports in Dar Schools
- Where are the books and desks?
- Why audit if findings are ignored?
- Why audit if findings are ignored?
- Who returned to Parliament?
- Primary education expenditure tracking
- Secondary schools expenditure tracking
- Achieving results?
- Access to water in Kenya
Swahili downloads
- Uwazi katika ngazi ya shule bado tatizo
- Usafi na Michezo shuleni Dar
- Viko wapi vitabu na madawati?
- Ukaguzi wa nini wakati unapuuzwa?
- Ukaguzi wa nini wakati unapuuzwa?
- Nani amerudi Bungeni?
- Ufuatiliaji wa fedha za elimu ya msingi
- Ufuatiliaji wa fedha shule za sekondari
- Matarajio yanafikiwa?
- Kuleta usawa katika upatikanaji wa maji nchini Kenya
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24 Aug 2011 - Police for huge cut in number of roadblocks
10 Jun 2011 - Dar es Salaam schools face latrines shortage
31 May 2011 - Shule Dar es Salaam zina hali mbaya
27 May 2011 - Uwazi wants CAG directives implemented
23 May 2011 - Why audit if findings are ignored?
23 May 2011 - Info on budget allocations now available on the Web
16 May 2011
Twaweza
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A climate of non disclosure could be undermining accountability in schools
A climate of non-disclosure pervades the sharing of
basic school related information, despite policies and pronouncements to
the contrary, and may be key factor undermining accountability in the
quest for quality education.
Budget document tracker
International best practice in budget transparency
recommends that countries publish eight (8) key budget documents at
various stages in the annual budget cycle. But how many of these does
Tanzania issue in the course of the budget cycle?
- Report availability time line (315.03 KB)
Jun
01
2011
Audit queries on spending not addressed by Central Government
Accountable governance of public resources means
less audit queries that are not resolved. Many Central Government
agencies however fail in this area.
May
31
2011
Public primary schools in Dar es Salaam: Poor toilets, little sport
Since 2002, the Government of Tanzania has been
implementing the Primary Education Development Programme (PEDP) with two
specific aims: making education more accessible and improving its
quality. While significant success has been made in extending access
improving quality remains a challenge. A research brief released today
by Uwazi at Twaweza reveals that sanitation services in public primary
school in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania's largest city, leave much to be
desired.
- Sanitation and Sports in Dar Schools (639.89 KB)
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May
30
2011
Dar es Salaam classrooms: Overcrowded, few books, no desks
A large e-learning conference has just opened in a
modern world-class facility in Dar es Salaam, but city residents may
have a long way to go before they can enjoy basic infrastructure in
public schools. In a research brief released today, Uwazi at Twaweza
shows that despite being closest to where policies are made, public
primary schools in Dar es Salaam are in dire need of more classrooms,
desks and textbooks.
- Where are the books and desks? (741.63 KB)
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May
23
2011
If findings are ignored, why audit?
The Controller and Auditor General (CAG) of
Tanzania has been prompt in auditing and releasing audit findings on
various operations of the Government in recent years. To the
disappointment of many however, a clear indication that financial
management situation is improving because of audits is lacking.
May
13
2011
Audit queries on spending not addressed by districts
Many districts in Tanzania fail to account for the
money they spend. As a consequence they receive queries from the
Auditor General. The 2009/10 report of the Auditor General shows that
122 billion shilling is implied in outstanding audit queries, the
highest amount in five years. Only five districts had no outstanding
audit queries.
May
04
2011
Visualise Tanzania's National Budget
Do you know how the government of Tanzania
allocates its money? The budget books are inaccessible documents but
with this application understanding budgets has never been easier. A
click of the mouse will show you a picture of where the money goes.
Discover which districts less than others and how the budget changes
from year to year.
Mar
25
2011
Where does the education money go?
Since the Government introduced free primary
education in 2001, enrollment has increased tremendously, from 4.9
million pupils in 2001 to 8.3 million in 2010. While the increase in
pupil numbers has been accompanied by a commensurate increase in the
primary education sub-sector budget, education inputs have remained
rather poor. This brief questions how the Government's primary education
budget is used.
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