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This report is a tiny contribution to the huge, historic and ongoing
process of building a participatory poverty monitoring system in
Tanzania.
We acknowledge all those stakeholders who are involved in building the
overall poverty monitory system. They are from Government, civil
society, the private sector and the country's development partners.
Particular thanks to those in the poverty section of the Vice
President's Office for much needed words of encouragement.
In particular we acknowledge those who helped to produce Hakikazi
Catalyst's plain language guide to Tanzania's Poverty Reduction Strategy
Paper (PRSP) ie Tanzania
without Poverty (see www.hakikazi.org/eng ) and Tanzania bila
Umaskini (see www.hakikazi.org/tbu ). This included George Clark as
technical author, Ali Masoud as cartoonist, Professors Rubanza and
Mwansoko as translators and to staff at Color Print (Tanzania) for
design and layout. A huge debt of thanks is also due to the many
individuals who commented on drafts of the booklets and to the many
individuals and institutions who helped to distribute it and encouraged
people to read it and discuss its contents. Staff at DFID not only
organized the funding but had the vision and the faith to support the
initiative - special thanks to Alana Albee, Waheeda Shariff Samji and
Julia Sampson.
There are also many acknowledgements to be made concerning this report
on feedback to the booklets. CONCERN in particular was instrumental not
only in distributing the booklets but also in organizing for training of
facilitators and for gathering the outputs from visits and workshops.
CONCERN also funded the collation of results and the production and
distribution of this 'Bouncing Back' report. Thanks also to George Clark
(Hakikazi Catalyst's Technical Consultant) for designing the analysis
guidelines and helping with the feedback report and to Nathan Mpangala
for his stimulating cartoons. Many thanks also to Kate Dyer,
Thomas Nzumbi and Emmanuel Retoine at MAARIFA NI UFUNGUO, TACOSODE and
RECODA respectively for their peer reviews of the analytical process and
the report. Thanks to Mrs Elizaph Deo and Miss Glory Lyimo for design
and layout of the report. A word of thanks also to Oxfam Ireland for
providing core funding to Hakikazi Catalyst. This ensured that the
project management and administration services needed for such a
widespread and complex undertaking were at hand. Thank you therefore to
Anne Lema and Bernadette Bachubila in the Arusha office.
Emmanuel Kallonga
Director
HAKIKAZI CATALYST
P.O. Box 781, Arusha, Tanzania
Jacaranda Street, Plot No. 12/P, Elite Cinema Building, Arusha
Tel 255 27 2 509860/ 0744-281286/ 0744-310346/
0744-369812
Email: hakikazi@cybernet.co.tz
Website: www.hakikazi.org
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