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    Draft of Tanzania Development Vision 2050, Summary, 2024
    (Ministry of Finance, 2024-12) The United Republic of Tanzania
    Over the past 25 years, Tanzania's development has been guided by the Tanzania Development Vision 2025 (Vision 2025), which aimed to elevate the the country to middle income status. This Vision focused on modernising agriculture,driving industrial transformation, developing infrastructure, and advancing technology.By 2020, Tanzania had achieved lower-middle-income status with a per capital income of USD 1,080 A 170 per cent increase since 2000. Significant progress was made in reducing extreme poverty, which fell from 36 per cent in 2000 to 26 per cent in 2022, and improving health and education outcomes. child stunting declined from 48 per cent in 2005 to 30 per cent in 2022, maternal mortality fell from 675 to 104 per 100,000 live birth over the same period. Primary school enrolment reached 100 per cent in 2020, accompanied by significant gains in secondary education enrolment.
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    Implementation Strategy for the National Five - Year Development Plan 2016/17 – 2020/21 Volume I
    (Ministry of Finance, 2018-04) The United Republic of Tanzania
    Tanzania’s Development Vision 2025 envisage that the country will achieve a grand target of graduating to middle income and transformation to semi-industrialized economic status by 2025. The challenges facing countries embarking on industrialisation in this decade are however more stringent than before, considering the competitive and globalising world that we live in today. The barriers to entry, structure of competition in global trade and new forms of protectionism, put to question the long-held thinking that such countries will easily catch up since they are not required to “reinvent the wheel”. Instead, they could tap the immense accumulated capital, technology, knowledge and experience from the developed world. Fortunately, many developing countries, including Tanzania, require only innovative ways to go around these challenges. To this end, they need to come up with new thinking and approaches that will allow them to penetrate the opaque scene of present-day World economic order.
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    Implementation Strategy for the National Five – Year Development Plan 2016/17 – 2020/21 Volume III
    (Ministry of Finance, 2018-04) The United Republic of Tanzania
    The FYDP II (2016/17 – 2020/21) with the theme of “Nurturing Industrialization for Economic Transformation and Human Development” is the merger of the FYDP I and MKUKUTA II frameworks is geared towards transforming Tanzania into a middle-income country through industrialization and Human development. FYDP II embeds the fight against abject poverty through enhancing income security, access to social services, responsive governance and social protection FYDP II also accommodates Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) indicators and targets in light of country conditions and environment. The documents elaborate also key milestones and the results frameworks for M&E system. The document begins with a recap of the background situation about M&E including its evolution, and how it is coordinated. The document also elaborates the implementation duration and the financing framework for M&E system.
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    Mpango wa Pili wa Taifa wa Maendeleo wa Miaka Mitano (FYDP II): Ni kwa Jinsi gani Tutaboresha Utekelezaji katika Mamlaka ya Serikali za Mitaa?
    (Ministry of Finance and Planning, 2017) Tanzania, United Republic
    Mwanzoni mwa mwaka 2016, Serikali ilizindua FYDP II, kwa lengo la kurekebisha mapungufu ya FYDP I na kutoa mpango makini wakati Tanzania inapoanza kuelekea katika maendeleo ya viwanda katika miaka mitano ijayo (2016 – 2021). Katika kufanya marejeo ya FYDP I, serikali ilitambua kuwa mpango wa awali ulishindwa kufanikisha malengo yake mengi. Wakati Serikali imedhamiria kuwa ukuzaji wa viwanda ni kipaumbele katika miaka mitano ijayo, mapungufu ndani ya mpango unaweza kufanya nchi ishindwe kwa mara nyingine tena kama masuala yaliyojitokeza hayajafanyiwa kazi vya kutosha.
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    The Third Strategic Plan (2021-2022 - 2025-2026)
    (Ministry of Finance, 2021-12) The United Republic of Tanzania
    The Ministry’s third Strategic Plan (2021/22-2025/26) is a successor to the second Plan 2017/18 - 2021/22. The third Strategic Plan, among others, comprises the Ministry’s interventions as specified in the Five-Year National Development Plan 2021/22 – 2025/26 (FYDP III) and aspirations of the Ruling Part Manifesto 2020. It presents the strategic direction of the Ministry in the next five years, particularly planning, budgeting, delivery, monitoring and evaluation as well as reporting processes. The Plan encompasses eight (8) strategic objectives, derived from the core functions and responsibilities of the Ministry. Nevertheless, it has been developed in accordance to the instructions and standards defined in the Medium- Term Strategic Planning and Budgeting Manual.