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74 Development Goal Objectiv e Code Objective Description Planned Outcome Key Performance Indicators MoV Baselin e Target Risks / Assumptions implemented under TSMP II
iv. Number of data sets uploaded to the National Data Archive (NADA)
2.2

Enterprise Surveys Gaps reduced Increased Enterprise surveys data for monitoring SDG, FYDP II indicators
i. Proportion of updated statistical registers
ii. Proportion of sample frames for household and establishment-based surveys developed iii. Cumulative number of surveys implemented under TSMP II
iv. Number of data sets uploaded to the National Data Archive (NADA)
Annual TSMP II performance reports (Technical and Financial)

Survey/Censu s reports
28% Reduced by10% per survey Timely disbursemen t of funds

Less COVID- 19 restrictions
2.3

Agricultural Statistics Gaps reduced Increased availability of agriculture statistical data
i. Number of agriculture surveys/census conducted ii. Cumulative number of surveys implemented under TSMP II
iii. Number of data sets uploaded to the National Data Archive (NADA)
Annual TSMP II performance reports (Technical and Financial)

Survey/Censu s reports
40% Reduced by 10% per survey Timely disbursemen t of funds

75 Development Goal Objectiv e Code Objective Description Planned Outcome Key Performance Indicators MoV Baselin e Target Risks / Assumptions 2.4 Administrativ e Data Gaps filled Increased availability of administrative data in the NSS Number of MDAs, LGAs & NSAs with functional statistical Management information systems/Databases Annual TSMP II performance reports (Technical and Financial) 80% Reduced 10% annually Timely disbursemen t of funds 2.5 Availability of improved Price and macro- economic statistics
i. Increased availability of updated and harmonized consumers’ price statistics.

ii. Increased quality and coverage of National Accounts (NA) Statistics

Proportion of new macro- economic Statistics produced per year

Annual TSMP II performance reports (Technical and Financial)

82% Increase d by 5% Annually Timely disbursemen t of funds

2.6 Non- traditional data integrated into official statistics Increased availability and use of non-traditional data
Number of innovative reports produced using non-traditional data
Annual TSMP II performance report (Technical and Financial)

Regular analytical reports Nill Increase d by 5% Annually Timely disbursemen t of funds

76 Development Goal Objectiv e Code Objective Description Planned Outcome Key Performance Indicators MoV Baselin e Target Risks / Assumptions 3.1 Physical and ICT infrastructure upgraded i. Improved physical infrastructure

ii. Improved ICT infrastructure for production of official statistics i. Percentage completion of the three new office buildings ii. Number of MDAs, LGAs & NSAs with functional statistical information systems
Annual TSMP II performance reports (Technical and Financial) 61% Increase d by 15% by 2026 Timely disbursemen t of funds

Statistical piracy (hacking)

Insecurity and failure of statistical system 3.2 Institutional development enhanced Improved legal framework for management of the NSS Number of effective Legal frameworks developed
Legal frameworks in place 60% Increase d by 20% by
2026 Timely disbursemen t of funds

77 ANNEX VI: SECTORAL/STAKEHOLDER’S STATISTICAL ASSESSMENT MATRIX

SECTOR/STAKEHOLDER TSMP I Beneficiary GAPS FILLED BY TSMP I REMAINING GAPS TO BE FILLED BY TSMPII President's Office, Public Service Management and Good Governance Yes  Improved reporting systems  The need for frequent training for new staff due to labour mobility,  Capacity building on statistics. National Prosecutions Services (NPS) Yes  Improvement of registers of cases which help to collect case data at regional and the headquarters’ office.  lack of an electronic system of collecting data as well as shortage of Specialized officers in statistics
e-Government Authority No

 Inadequate automation of key business processes for statistical systems

Tanzania Prisons Services Yes  Capacity building in statistics production and ICT equipment provided

 Lack of statistical personnel,  Lack of fund for statistics production and  Low awareness of statistics among staff

Judiciary of Tanzania Yes  Enhanced capacity in data collection, analysis and interpretation
 Inadequate statistical personnel,  Inadequate knowledge and capacities in producing official statistics. Registration, Insolvency and Trusteeship Agency (RITA) Yes  Support on CRVS assessment and ICT equipment provided  Capacity building in statistics production,  Decentralization of death registration,
 Improve storage of civil registration records through scanning and indexing. Ardhi University No

 Funds for statistical activities,
 Delays in data production,
 Data inconsistency.

78 SECTOR/STAKEHOLDER TSMP I Beneficiary GAPS FILLED BY TSMP I REMAINING GAPS TO BE FILLED BY TSMPII Police Force Yes  Establishment of electronic statistical system known: Crime Statistics Management Information System (CSMIS)  Inadequate ICT equipment,  Capacity building in statistics production,  Improving CSMIS,  Improving the statistics unit
Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries Yes  Enhanced availability of data through a study known as Livestock Conversion Factors that aimed at investigating and updating data used to compute sector GDP.

 Inadequate number of statisticians,  Resources to produce comprehensive sector data,
 Inadequate ICT equipment,  Capacity gaps in statistical analysis. East Africa Statistical Training Centre (EASTC) Yes  Availability of short-term and long- term training in official statistics for NSS staff,  Facilitated participation of EASTC Staff in surveys to gain fieldwork experience for competence-based education and training (CBET),  Improvement of official Statistics curriculum
 Lack of qualified statisticians especially in areas of official statistics,  Lack specialized unit for statistics.

University of DSM( Department of Statistics) No

 Availing students with hands on skills for production,
 Capacity building to teaching staff on latest data management techniques,

79 SECTOR/STAKEHOLDER TSMP I Beneficiary GAPS FILLED BY TSMP I REMAINING GAPS TO BE FILLED BY TSMPII Presidents’ Office Regional Administration and Local Government (PO-RALG) Yes

 Capacity gaps in data analysis,  Capacity gaps for data collectors in councils,  Inadequate ICT equipment such as computers, laptops, printers, tablets, GPS devices for data collection and internet accessibility,  Resources for data production. Rural Energy Agency (REA) No

 Availability of data on hamlets and village centres with their energy status. Ministry of Works and Transport - Transport sub sector (MOWT(T)) No

 Integrated data system on transport sector,  Enhancement of Monitoring and Evaluation of activities,  Capacity building on data production.
Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF) Yes Support on data production  Improvement of data production
Ministry of Energy (MOE) No

 Improvement of data collection system, National Insurance Corporation of Tanzania (NIC) Limited No

 Inadequate archiving system of old insurance records
Ministry of Lands Housing and Human Settlements Development Yes Sharing of data to TSED Database  Manual business processes,  Inadequate archiving system of data as most is on paperwork
Prime Minister's Office - Policy, Coordination, Parliament, Labour, Employment, Youth and Disabilities
Yes Received technical support from NBS on Integrated Labour Force Survey 2014; preparation of internship and apprenticeship guidelines and
installation of work permits and Workers Compensation Fund (WCF) systems  Capacity building on labour statistics,
 Understaffing.

Ministry of Industry and Trade Yes the technical support was received through data collection, data analysis and professional results interpretation • There is no statistical Unit in the organization • Insufficient fund allocated to existing statistical activities • Skills and knowledge gap in statistical activities

80 SECTOR/STAKEHOLDER TSMP I Beneficiary GAPS FILLED BY TSMP I REMAINING GAPS TO BE FILLED BY TSMPII National Institute for Medical Research No  Capacity building on sampling for national wide survey on non-communicable disease,  Data sharing with NBS regarding Population and Housing Census  Inadequate number of statisticians for health research centres
Institute of Rural Development Planning (IRDP) No

 Issues pertaining to production of statistics not yet fully articulated,  The need to establish a strong statistics unit
Mzumbe University Yes  Capacity building for production of statistics,  Insufficient funding for academic research Research on Poverty Alleviation (REPOA) Yes  Capacity building on scientific sampling for REPOA’s field works  Limited financial resources for research and data production, Bank of Tanzania Yes  Improvement on accessibility of data,  Technical support on the interpretation of CPI data  Quality of data from external data sources,  Low frequency of data collected through surveys,
Ministry of Information, Culture, Arts and Sports Yes  Collaboration with NBS during preparation of Annual Ministerial Statistical Reports,  Inadequate capacity on data analysis,

81 SECTOR/STAKEHOLDER TSMP I Beneficiary GAPS FILLED BY TSMP I REMAINING GAPS TO BE FILLED BY TSMPII Ministry of Agriculture Yes Improvement on availability of agriculture data through agricultural surveys and census  Inadequate resources (human and financial),  Lack of Statistical Guideline for agricultural data production,  Lack of Transport facilities to support data collection,  Lack of ICT infrastructure for statistical activities, The University of Dodoma No

 The need to strengthen collaboration with academic and research institutions in the implementation of the TSMP II Fair Competition Commission (FCC) Yes Technical support in conducting Surveys for data collection  Data accessibility,  Data quality and frequency,

82 ANNEX VII: IMPLEMENTATION FRAME WORK Implementation of the earmarked statistical activities will be undertaken by various implementors within NSS under the leadership of NBS/OCGS
Components and Objectives
Interventions
2022/23 2023/24 2024/25 2025/26 2026/27 Collaborating Agencies Component 1: Harmonization, Quality & Dissemination

Strategic Objective 1: To improve data
harmonization and quality
1.1.1 Prepare harmonization action plan;

NBS/OCGS, MDA's and NSA's 1.1.2 Harmonize data collection guidelines;

NBS/OCGS, MDA's and NSA's 1.1.3 Update guidelines methodologies for data production;

NBS/OCGS, MDA's and NSA's 1.1.4. Identify indicators from all statistical dimensions and preparation of metadata;

NBS/OCGS, MDA's and NSA's 1.1.5 Review Data Quality Assessment Framework (DQAFs)

NBS/OCGS, MDA's and NSA's 1.1.6 Identify and training of stakeholders on data quality assessment framework;

NBS/OCGS, MDA's and NSA's 1.1.7 Identify indicators from all sectors to undergo a DQA;

NBS/OCGS, MDA's and NSA's 1.1.8 Undertake at least one data quality assessment in the five statistics sector and disseminating its results;

NBS/OCGS, MDA's and NSA's 1.1.9 Harmonize the Statistical Act (2015) and Acts of other institutions producing administrative and non- traditional data, for instance Registration, Insolvency and Trusteeship Agency (RITA) and National Identification Authority (NIDA);

NBS/OCGS, MDA’s and NSA's 1.1.10 Strengthen collaboration between NSOs (NBS and OCGS) and producers of administrative and non- traditional data at MDAs and Non-State Actors (NSA);

NBS/OCGS, MDA’s and NSA's Strategic objective 2: To Improve data
1.3.1 Develop and implementation of data dissemination framework;

NBS/OCGS, MDA's, LGA’s and NSA's

83 Components and Objectives
Interventions
2022/23 2023/24 2024/25 2025/26 2026/27 Collaborating Agencies dissemination and uptake 1.3.2 To develop of annual Advanced Release Calendar;

NBS/OCGS, MDA's and NSAs 1.3.3 Develop of interactive webpages;

e-GA and NBS/OCGS 1.3.4 Archiving micro-data and making them available to users;

NBS/OCGS 1.3.5 Conducting data utilization trainings regularly after each statistics release

NBS/OCGS, MDA's, LGA’s and NSA's 1.3.6 Designing the integrated and interactive NSS data portal and dashboard for M&E of FYDP III;

e-GA and NBS/OCGS 1.3.7 Developing MoUs for administrative data sharing in NSS;

NBS/OCGS, MDA'S and NSAs 1.3.8 Strengthening TNADA to link NSOs with producers of administrative data;

e-GA, NBS/OCGS 1.3.9 Developing and conducting statistical literacy and outreach programs to data users;

MDA's, LGA’s NSA’s, Training Institutions and NBS/OCGS 1.3.10 Creating online data portals and data archives for dissemination of census and surveys results; and

e-GA, NBS/OCGS 1.3.11 Creating online data portals and data archives for dissemination of surveys results and data sharing such as; NPS, Judiciary, RITA Police Force, Energy, Prisons Force, Water, Agriculture, Mining and Local Governments Data Portals

e-GA, MHA, MOE, MOA, MOM, MOW, PO-RALG and NBS/OCGS 1.3.12 Strengthening cooperation with media houses to enhance publicity and dissemination of statistics.

NBS/OCGS, MDA's, LGA’s and NSA's 1.3.13 Create statistics awareness to policy makers and media.

NBS/OCGS, MDA's, LGA’s and NSA's Component 2: Data Production to
Enhance Policy and Decision Making

Strategic objective 1: To Reduce
Household Surveys Gaps 2.1.1 Developing strategy for integrating NPS and HBS with estimation of districts indicators;

NBS/OCGS, MoFP, EASTC and REPOA
2.1.2 Developing a strategy for higher frequency Labour Market Indicators data collection; and utilization of

NBS/OCGS, MoFP and PMO (LABOUR)