Trade misinvoicing and the resulting tax evasion are profoundly intertwined with the political economy of corruption and the development trajectory of Tanzania. Since the 1990s – ...
Developing countries are characterised by political settlements where formal rules are generally weakly enforced and widely violated by the powerful. Conventional anti-corruption strategies have typically ...
The theory and measurement of illicit financial flows (IFFs) is a vital challenge for the implementation of SDG targets. The challenge has a number of ...
Tanzania’s public health system is stretched: financing is fragmented and reliant on external support, with increasing out-of-pocket payments; worker motivation is low, coupled with severe ...
More skills, higher levels of skills, and different kinds of skills have to be developed and effectively organised if countries are to be able to ...
Presentation given by Dr. Antonio Andreoni on 29 October 2018 at an event hosted by the SOAS Britain Tanzania Society and the Centre for African ...
In this working paper Dr Antonio Andreoni discusses potential reforms in the vocational skills training sector in Tanzania. More skills, higher levels of skills, and different kinds ...
What is the ‘political settlement’, and why does it matter for anti-corruption? This briefing papers introduce the ACE political settlement analysis of the distribution of ...
This Working Paper, by Dr Antonio Andreoni, analyses the political and economic context to anti-corruption efforts in Tanzania, both historically and today. ACE will seek ...
