Consultancy Services to Conduct a Study on Own-Source Revenue Allocation Between Lower Level Governments (LLGs) and Local Government Authorities and Development of the LLGs' Own-Source Revenue Administration Guidelines under the TACTIC Project
President's Office - Regional Administration and Local Government has issued a tender for consultancy Services to Conduct a Study on Own-Source Revenue Allocation Between Lower Level Governments (LLGs) and Local Government Authorities and Development of the LLGs' Own-Source Revenue Administration Guidelines under the TACTIC Project. It is published as a request for expression of interest under the consultant qualification selection method. It applies to Tanzania. It was published on 2026-08-10 and closes on 2026-08-28. The reference is TZ-PO-RALG-562794-CS-CQS. The notice was published by World Bank.
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Scope of Work
3. The overall objective of the assignment is to conduct a rigorous, evidence-based study across ten selected Local Government Authorities in Tanzania to determine which sources of own-source revenue should remain administered at the Lower-Level Government level and which should be collected at the LGA level, thereby providing the evidentiary foundation for a comprehensive and contextually appropriate Revenue Administration Guideline for LLGs. 4. The specific objectives of this assignment are to: (i) map and catalogue all existing sources of own-source revenue collected formally and informally at LGA, Ward, and LLG levels; (ii) analyse local economic drivers and link them to appropriate revenue sources for urban Mitaa, Rural Villages, and Ward centres; (iii) review legal, regulatory, and procedural gaps affecting fiscal jurisdiction between LGAs and LLGs under the applicable local government and finance legislation; (iv) assess administrative capacity, internal controls, financial infrastructure, staffing, and bookkeeping systems at Village and Mtaa levels; (v) develop objective criteria for allocating revenue sources between LGAs and LLGs; (vi) examine the integration of Development Control Guidelines and related by-law requirements, including fee definition, payment timelines, penalties, and revenue-sharing arrangements; and (vii) prepare a practical LLG Own-Source Revenue Administration Guideline for adoption and implementation.
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NameHumphrey N. Kanyenye
Emailkanyenyehn@gmail.com