| Overview : These terms of reference are focusing on an outcome evaluation of UNDP’s support to the country’s Inclusive Democratic Governance outcome: Citizen expectations for voice, development, the rule of law and accountability are met by stronger systems of democratic governance. The programmatic pillar is derived from the UNDP Country Programme Document (CPD) for Tanzania for 2016-2021 which is aligned with the UN Development Assistance Plan for Tanzania II (UNDAP II) 2016-2021 and the Government’s National Five-Year Development Plan II 2016/17-2020/21. Within the Inclusive Democratic Governance pillar, UNDP works with the Government of Tanzania to contribute to effective, transparent, accountable and inclusive governance. The Pillar works with the Government of Tanzania to strengthen institutional capacity and promote sustainable development in line with the Sustainable Development Agenda. Working with development partners, private sector and civil society, projects are designed to support the Government in its efforts to meet democratic governance challenges by specifically supporting the National Assembly to more effectively and responsively perform core functions of representation, law making and oversight of executive functions; developing responses to address the structural causative factors and their implications in the rise of violent extremism ; improving access to justice and human rights protection; supporting anti-corruption initiatives in private and public institutions; and improving the capacity of implementing and financing the national, regional and global development agendas. |
