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Maoni yangu:
Jitihada za kutekeleza mfumo wa Ubia kati ya Sekta ya Umma na Sekta Binafsi naona kila uchao zimeshika kasi sana kwenye ngazi za juu kuliko utayari wa Watendaji kwenye Sekta ya Umma na uelewa wa Wananchi wenye mitaji na ujuzi kuandaliwa kushiriki. Kuna maandalizi ya muhimu tumeyaacha kando na yatatugharimu huko tuendako.
14th May 2013
Ali Mufuruki, CEOrt Chairman
Chief Executive Officers Roundtable (CEOrt) will host CCM's Secretary General Abdulrahman Kinana who will present his topic on the Public Private Partnership Policy (PPP) in Tanzania at the CEO's monthly dinner in Dar es Salaam tomorrow.
The discussion aims at highlighting the importance of PPP with regard to driving economic growth and the role the private sector in driving economic growth through PPP.
"We are excited to host Kinana and learn from him the government's commitment in making PPP a reality. We as the private sector believe that there is a lot more that the private sector can do to accelerate economic growth through PPP" said Ali Mufuruki CEOrt Chairman.
He noted that the government had taken great strides in developing the PPP policy, yet more could be done to improve the policy.
A review of the current policy can allow more local investment from the existing private sector especially in the provision of key services such as energy, infrastructure that are needed for economic development.
Mufuruki also said that the PPP policy developed in 2009 was designed to enable the Realization of the National Development Vision 2025. The 2025 Vision requires achieving and sustaining a high rate of shared growth based on building a strong and competitive economy of which the private sector has a key role to play in the achievement of this goal; and PPPs provide a powerful instrument among others in attaining this goal.
"The main objective of the PPP Policy is to promote private sector participation in the provision of resources for PPPs in terms of investment capital, managerial skills and technology," he clarified.
However, last week the Chairman of the CEO Roundtable announced the appointment of David S. Charles as the new Executive Director of the CEOrt. David Charles comes from a telecom background whereas he was the CEO of Hits Tanzania, a member of Hits telecoms Kuwait, listed in Kuwait and Dubai stock exchanges.
Commenting on the appointment, Ali Mufuruki said: "The Board is very pleased to have David Charles to lead the CEOrt through its next development phase.
He brings with him a wide experience of management having worked in various capacities within the private sector. The CEOrt has been a leader in engaging dialogue with the government and we are confident that Charles will continue to build on our expertise."
"I am delighted to join the CEOrt, and I can see opportunities to build on what has already been achieved. CEOrt is a voice of private sector, and coming from a private sector myself, I do understand the challenges imparting the relationship between the government and the private sector," the new Executive Director David Charles
The CEO Roundtable is a policy dialogue forum that brings together CEOs of over 70 of the top companies doing business in Tanzania. The members of the Roundtable and the companies they lead account for more than 50% of the tax revenue collected by the Government of Tanzania.
The CEO roundtable is held on the second Tuesday of every month to engage various officials as a way of exercising positive influence on government policies in the spirit of partnership. They invite different cadres of people including politicians.
The CEO Roundtable is a policy dialogue forum that brings together CEOs of over 70 leading companies doing business in Tanzania.
SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN
Jitihada za kutekeleza mfumo wa Ubia kati ya Sekta ya Umma na Sekta Binafsi naona kila uchao zimeshika kasi sana kwenye ngazi za juu kuliko utayari wa Watendaji kwenye Sekta ya Umma na uelewa wa Wananchi wenye mitaji na ujuzi kuandaliwa kushiriki. Kuna maandalizi ya muhimu tumeyaacha kando na yatatugharimu huko tuendako.
- Hatujaangalia uchanga wetu katika dhana nzima ya PPP kwa kufuata mnyororo mzima wa Wabia wa ndani ya nchi
- Hatujaichukulia PPP kama Sekta Kamili yenye kujitosheleza na hivyo yenye kuhitaji nyenzo (frameworks) Sera, Sheria na miongozo maalumu kwa kila Sekta e.g Miundombinu (Ujenzi, Nishati, Maji, bandari), Huduma za Jamii-(Afya, Elimu, n.k) inayoteleza miradi ya PPP. Badala yake tumechukua "One Size Fits All"
- Hatuja angalia uchanga wa mifumo yetu ya kifedha na Uwezo wake kufadhili miradi mikubwa mikubwa kwa mkupuo na ya muda mrefu (miaka >25) bila Sekta ya Fedha kuteteleka. Na kwa kosa hili hatuwezi kuepuka suala la Miradi yote mikubwa kufadhiliwa na mabenki na Taasisi za nje.
- Hatujajenga Uwezo wa Wataalamu/Washauri Waelekezi watakaotoa huduma kwenye eneo hili jipya la Ubunifu, Upembuzi, Utekelezaji na Uendeshaji wa Miradi. Hii inamaanisha kwamba tutapoteza hela nyingi za Consultancies kuwalipa wageni.
- Mifumo na Uwezo wetu katika kukadilia na kuhamisha majanga (risks) ya muda mrefu unahitaji jitihada kubwa kuwekwa sawa ili kuepusha contingent liabilities kwa mbia wa Sekta ya Umma (Serikali).
14th May 2013
Ali Mufuruki, CEOrt Chairman
Chief Executive Officers Roundtable (CEOrt) will host CCM's Secretary General Abdulrahman Kinana who will present his topic on the Public Private Partnership Policy (PPP) in Tanzania at the CEO's monthly dinner in Dar es Salaam tomorrow.
The discussion aims at highlighting the importance of PPP with regard to driving economic growth and the role the private sector in driving economic growth through PPP.
"We are excited to host Kinana and learn from him the government's commitment in making PPP a reality. We as the private sector believe that there is a lot more that the private sector can do to accelerate economic growth through PPP" said Ali Mufuruki CEOrt Chairman.
He noted that the government had taken great strides in developing the PPP policy, yet more could be done to improve the policy.
A review of the current policy can allow more local investment from the existing private sector especially in the provision of key services such as energy, infrastructure that are needed for economic development.
Mufuruki also said that the PPP policy developed in 2009 was designed to enable the Realization of the National Development Vision 2025. The 2025 Vision requires achieving and sustaining a high rate of shared growth based on building a strong and competitive economy of which the private sector has a key role to play in the achievement of this goal; and PPPs provide a powerful instrument among others in attaining this goal.
"The main objective of the PPP Policy is to promote private sector participation in the provision of resources for PPPs in terms of investment capital, managerial skills and technology," he clarified.
However, last week the Chairman of the CEO Roundtable announced the appointment of David S. Charles as the new Executive Director of the CEOrt. David Charles comes from a telecom background whereas he was the CEO of Hits Tanzania, a member of Hits telecoms Kuwait, listed in Kuwait and Dubai stock exchanges.
Commenting on the appointment, Ali Mufuruki said: "The Board is very pleased to have David Charles to lead the CEOrt through its next development phase.
He brings with him a wide experience of management having worked in various capacities within the private sector. The CEOrt has been a leader in engaging dialogue with the government and we are confident that Charles will continue to build on our expertise."
"I am delighted to join the CEOrt, and I can see opportunities to build on what has already been achieved. CEOrt is a voice of private sector, and coming from a private sector myself, I do understand the challenges imparting the relationship between the government and the private sector," the new Executive Director David Charles
The CEO Roundtable is a policy dialogue forum that brings together CEOs of over 70 of the top companies doing business in Tanzania. The members of the Roundtable and the companies they lead account for more than 50% of the tax revenue collected by the Government of Tanzania.
The CEO roundtable is held on the second Tuesday of every month to engage various officials as a way of exercising positive influence on government policies in the spirit of partnership. They invite different cadres of people including politicians.
The CEO Roundtable is a policy dialogue forum that brings together CEOs of over 70 leading companies doing business in Tanzania.
SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN