Objectives and Functions
Promoting a healthy, robust and inclusive market economy through prudent policies, efficient legislation and enforcement mechanisms that guarantee conducive business environment for private sector development.
Our Objectives
TSC upholds very high values as an Institute, which are:
- To provide a forum for public private sector dialogue with a view to reaching consensus and mutual understanding of strategic issues relating to the efficient management of development resources
- To promote the goals of economic growth with social equity and even development
- To review from time to time developments in the external and domestic business environment, the challenges they pose to Tanzania and propose a course of action
- To exchange views on the prevailing operating and regulatory environment and propose ways to facilitate the public service to improve on service delivery and make civil services business friendly
- To review and propose changes in the policy environment to enhance the attractiveness of Tanzania products in the world market
- To encourage and promote the formulation of the coordinated policies on social and economic matters including the consideration of the existing and proposed economic legislation and recommendations through the Government to Parliament or other appropriate bodies
- To consider any other matter deemed relevant to the achievement of the above objectives
Our Functions
In pursuit of the above objectives, the TSC shall:
- Cause to be conducted such research or survey or study any aspect of social economic development policy as it may deem fit;
- Review specific research reports of policy proposals submitted to TSC by any of the consultative bodies. It may also call for and consider any such reports deems necessary to provide a clearer picture of affairs before it
- Set targets as well as performance benchmarks for implementing decisions or agreements reached, including assignment of responsibilities
- Monitor and evaluate implementation of policies and measures agreed upon as to their effectiveness and outcomes.
