Foreign economic-aid-related services

Tender description

DFID Tanzania is in the process of preparing programme Terms of Reference to be included for ‘Building Sustainable Anti-Corruption Action in Tanzania Programme’. The aim is to verify, through an Early Market Engagement Event that our approach is clearly defined, obtainable and introduce the requirement to potential markets whilst inviting suggestions for improvement to Business case and ToR clarity. The impact of this intervention will be to reduce the role of corruption as a barrier to poverty reduction in Tanzania. To have this impact the intervention needs to achieve the following outcome: — Elite incentives for corruption are reduced through a combination of improved deterrence in the criminal justice system, increased company transparency and governance of professional services, and collective actions that reshape social norms and expectations around corruption. The following outputs represent DFID's current assessment of the most promising strategies to deliver the outcome. — Improved capacity and coordination in the criminal justice chain — Improved ethics and transparency in the private sector — A change in social norms, expectations and behaviour in relation to corruption — Effective management information, learning and research produced.