Tanzania
Despite being a relatively modest document that commits the government to little that is new, the PRSP is quite a significant innovation in the context of Tanzania. The PRSP approach has brought poverty reduction policy into line with the fiscal framework, promoted a more participatory approach to public policy-making and helped the government to adopt a policy of eliminating primary school fees. However, this article argues, the difference that this makes can be overstated. Much depends on the completion of complementary reforms in the management of the public services and local government. Expectations about the PRSP process therefore need to be carefully managed, keeping firmly in mind that commitment to poverty reduction is a political and not a technocratic issue. Copyright Overseas Development Institute, 2003..
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2003
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Authors: | Evans, Alison ; Ngalwea, Erasto |
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Development Policy Review. - Overseas Development Institute. - Vol. 21.2003, 2, p. 271-287
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Overseas Development Institute |
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