United Republic of Tanzania - Public Expenditure Review 2011

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United Republic of Tanzania - Public Expenditure Review 2011

2012

World Bank

The 2011 Public Expenditure Review (PER) is divided into two parts. The first describes recent developments in fiscal policy, with a particular focus on the adjustment announced in November 2011 as well as short and long term prospects. The second part assesses government performance in the health sector, which accounts for about 10 percent of the total budget. The objectives of the budget analysis chapter are to: 1) document fiscal and macro developments since November 2011, after the government made adjustments to the budget under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Policy Support Instrument (PSI). Government reduced the fiscal deficit in the budget to approximately 6.6 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) from approximately 8.0 percent of GDP in the initially approved budget for 2011/12. 2) Take stock of budget execution in 2010/11 and strategic budget allocation in 2011/12 in relation to Government strategic objectives of economic growth and poverty reduction as envisaged in MKUKUTA (Mpango wa Kukuza Uchumi na Kupunguza Umaskini Tanzania-Tanzania's National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty) and Five Year Development Plan (FYDP). 3) Highlight a number of priorities that Government needs to take into account in formulating its fiscal policy both in the short and longer terms. In 2011, the recurring domestic energy crisis negatively affected the level of private sector activities. The Bank of Tanzania's tighter monetary policy is aimed at reducing the inflation rate, which reached 16.8 percent and 19.8 percent in September and December 2011, respectively.

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accounting allocation balance of payments basic services capacity building cash flow central government civil society organizations debt decentralization developing countries economic growth equipment gross domestic product growth rate health care health insurance health services human resources immunization income tax inflation instrument local government national income natural resources poverty reduction private investment private sector public debt public enterprises public expenditure public finance public goods public health public investment public sector quality assurance returns risk management sanitation social services social welfare uncertainty

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Washington, DC

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Financial support; External balance; External deficits; Recurrent expenditure; Revenue target; Financial crisis; Road fund; Medium term expenditure framework; Donor funds; Health expenditures; Financial assistance; Cash budgeting; Tax exemptions; Health insurance fund; Health workers; Budget resources; Public pension system; Public spending; Public agencies; Trade balance; Ministry of finance; Budget allocations; Sector budgets; Pension funds; Infrastructure investment; Public sector specialist; Treasury bills; Public accounts; Expenditure commitments; Public deficit; Quality service; Fiscal adjustment; Health programs; Domestic tax; Lower tax rates; Treasury; Budgetary allocations; Resource constraints; Financial intermediation; Tax administration; External financing; Capital stock; Cash management; Strategic priorities; Budget implementation; Fiscal stance; Health outcomes; Issuance; Budgetary resources; Private financing; Efficiency gains; Small businesses; Public sector debt; Public pension; Taxpayers; Infrastructure projects; Budget constraint; Tax system; Inflation rate; Social service; Public financial management; Fiscal cost; Resource allocations; Reserves; National strategy; Total spending; Contingent debts; Total tax revenue; Debt management; Public subsidies; Health sector; Domestic revenue; Return; Aggregate budget; Quality of services; Government performance; Regional administration; Fiscal deficit; Budget framework; Provision of water; Strategic allocation; Contingent liabilities; Health centers; Private goods; Fiscal sustainability; Donor financing; Accumulation of arrears; Annual report; Fiscal transparency; Tax revenue; Capital spending; Transparency; Level of public spending; Health spending; Fiscal management; Quality of education; Private spending; Value of imports; Programs; International markets; Tax collection; Private consumption; Public service; Regulatory authority; Information system; Investment projects; Sector budget; Government budget; Interest payments; Public entities; Wage expenditures; Fiscal balance; Budget execution; Fiscal prudence; Monetary policy; Medium term expenditure; Local governments; Auditor general; Government spending; Reallocations; Fiscal policy; Foreign funds; Public healthcare; National priorities; Budget planning; Expenditures on health; Import duties; Tax evasion; Education spending; Public service delivery; Administrative reforms; Budget credibility; Expenditure cuts; Service delivery; Budget allocation; Budget assessment; Macroeconomic environment; Tax policy; Absenteeism; Financial health; Public expenditures; Government expenditure; Higher inflation; Real exchange rate; Domestic borrowing; Budget support; Macroeconomic indicators; Debt relief; Health expenditure; Investment policy; Public expenditure review; Budget estimates; Tax base; Infrastructure investments; General budget support; Domestic market; Budget covers; Local economy; Debt sustainability; Contractual obligations; Capital inflows; Public procurement; Market developments; Pension fund; External borrowing

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Public expenditure review (PER);http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/World BankCC BY 3.0 Unported

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Public expenditure review (PER);

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