| Year of assessment | 2023-2024 |
| Date of publication | February 2025 |
| Country procurement volume | 3.2 billion USD (2017) |
| Principal organisation | Ministry of Finance and Planning (MoFP) |
| Main partners | World Bank (WB) |
Tanzania
Public procurement reforms in the United Republic of Tanzania have been supported through two complementary MAPS MAIN assessments: one conducted in mainland Tanzania and a second in the semi-autonomous jurisdiction of Zanzibar. While the mainland assessment focused on strengthening sustainable procurement practices, institutional efficiency, oversight, and transparency, the Zanzibar assessment examined the jurisdiction's own procurement system and identified priorities to improve efficiency, accelerate the rollout of e-procurement, strengthen procurement capacity, and reinforce oversight and accountability. Together, the assessments reflect the different governance arrangements within the United Republic of Tanzania while providing a shared roadmap for strengthening public procurement across both jurisdictions.
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