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Tanzania GFS Institu APPENDIX III.—TANZANIA’S PUBLIC SECTOR INSTITUTIONAL TABLE The institutional table below was updated during compilation of FY 2014/15 GFS data for General Government Sub-Sector Central Government Subsector 1. Budgetary central government 1.1 President's Office (PO) 1.2 Vice President’s Office (VPO) 1.3 Foreign Affairs & Inter. Cooperation (MoFAIC) 1.4 Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) 1.5 Justice and Constitutional Affairs (MoJCA) 1.6 Agriculture, Food Security & Cooperative (MoAFSC) 1.7 Industry and Trade (MoIT) 1.8 Education and Vocational Training (MoEVT) 1.9 Lands and Human Settlement (MoLHS) 1.10 Water and Irrigation (MoWI) 1.11 Finance and Planning (MoF) 1.12 Home Affairs (MoHA) 1.13 Health and Social Welfare (MoHSW) 1.14 Community Development, Gender & Children (MoCDGC) 1.15 Regional Administration & Local Government (RALG) 1.16 Defence and National Service (MoDNS) 1.17 Energy and Mineral (MoEM) 1.18 Transport (MoT) 1.19 Labour, Employment &Youth Development (MoLEYD) 1.20 Communication, Science And Technology (MoCST) 1.21 Natural Resources And Tourism (MoNRT) 1.22 Information ,Culture And Sports (MoICS) 1.23 East Africa Cooperation(MoEAC) 1.24 Works (MoW) 1.25 Livestock Development And Fisheries (MoLDF) 1.26 President's Delivery Bureau 1.27 Treasury Registrar 1.28 Secretariat of Public Remuneration Board 1.29 Financial Intelligent Unit 1.30 Fire and Rescue Force 1.31 Attorney General 1.32 The Treasury 1.33 Public Debt 1.34 Accountant General's Office 1.35 Prime Ministers' Office 1.36 Vice President's Office 1.37 Registrar of Political Parties 1.38 Police Force 1.39 Prisons 2 1.40 President Office and Cabinet Secretariat 1.41 President's Office - Public Service Management 1.42 Ethics Secretariat 1.43 Public Prosecution Division 1.44 Defence 1.45 The National Service 1.46 Judiciary 1.47 National Assembly Fund 1.48 National Audit Office 1.49 Public Service Recruitment Secretariat 1.50 Immigration Department 1.51 National Irrigation Commission 1.52 Joint Finance Commission 1.53 Judiciary Commission Service 1.54 Mediation and Arbitration 1.55 Cooperative Development Commission 1.56 Commission of Human Rights & Governance 1.57 Law Reform Commission 1.58 Electoral Commission 1.59 President’s Office - Planning Commission 1.60 Ant Drug Commission 1.61 Tanzania Commission for AIDS (TACAIDS) 1.62 Public Service Commission 1.63 Regional Administrative Secretariat Katavi 1.64 Regional Administrative Secretariat Simiyu 1.65 Regional Administrative Secretariat Njombe 1.66 Regional Administrative Secretariat Geita 1.67 Regional Administrative Secretariat Arusha (Arusha) 1.68 Regional Administrative Secretariat Pwani (Kibaha) 1.69 Regional Administrative Secretariat Dodoma (Dodoma) 1.70 Regional Administrative Secretariat Iringa (Iringa) 1.71 Regional Administrative Secretariat Kigoma (Kigoma) 1.72 Regional Administrative Secretariat Kilimanjaro (Moshi) 1.73 Regional Administrative Secretariat Lindi (Lindi) 1.74 Regional Administrative Secretariat Mara (Musoma) 1.75 Regional Administrative Secretariat Mbeya (Mbeya) 1.76 Regional Administrative Secretariat Morogoro (Morogoro) 1.77 Regional Administrative Secretariat Mtwara (Mtwara) 1.78 Regional Administrative Secretariat Mwanza (Mwanza) 1.79 Regional Administrative Secretariat Ruvuma (Songea) 1.80 Regional Administrative Secretariat Shinyanga (Shinyanga) 1.81 Regional Administrative Secretariat Singida (Singida) 1.82 Regional Administrative Secretariat Tabora (Tabora) 1.83 Regional Administrative Secretariat Tanga (Tanga) 1.84 Regional Administrative Secretariat Kagera (Bukoba) 1.85 Regional Administrative Secretariat Dar es Salaam (Dar es Salaam) 1.86 Regional Administrative Secretariat Rukwa (Sumbawanga) 3 1.87 Regional Administrative Secretariat Manyara (Babati) Central Government Subsector 2. Extrabudgetary units/entities 2.1 Agency for Development Education Management 2.2 Agriculture Seed Agency 2.3 Architects and Quantity Surveyors Registration Board (AQRB) 2.4 Ardhi University 2.5 Arusha Technical College 2.6 Board of External Trade / Tanzania Trade Development Authority (Tan Trade) 2.7 Centre for Agricultural Mechanisation and Rural Technology (CAMARTEC) 2.8 Capital Development Authority (CDA) 2.9 Cashewnut Board of Tanzania 2.10 Cereals & Other Produce Board 2.11 College of African Wildlife Management (MWEKA) 2.12 College of Business Education (CBE) 2.13 Co-operative Audit & Supervision Corporation (COASCO) 2.14 Copyright Society of Tanzania 2.15 Dar es Salaam College of Education (DUCE) 2.16 Dar es Salaam Institute of Technology (DIT) 2.17 Dar es Salaam Maritime Institute (DMI) 2.18 Dar Rapid Transport 2.19 Dairy Board of Tanzania 2.20 East Africa Statistical Centre 2.21 Engineers Registration Board 2.22 Export Processing Zones Authority 2.23 Fair Competition Commission (FCC) 2.24 Fair Competition Tribunal (FCT) 2.25 Government Chemist Laboratory Agency 2.26 Government Procurement Services Agency (GPSA) (cash wages much smaller) 2.27 Higher Education Students Loans Board 2.28 Institute of Accountancy Arusha 2.29 Institute of Finance Management (IFM) 2.30 Institute of Judicial Administration (IJA) 2.31 Institute of Rural Development Planning 2.32 INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL WORKS 2.33 Kibaha Education Centre 2.34 Kivukoni College (MwalimuNyerere Memorial Academy) 2.35 Law School of Tanzania 2.36 Local Government Training Institute (Hombolo) 2.37 Mbeya Institute of Technology 2.38 Mkwawa University College of Education 2.39 Moshi University College of Cooperative and Business 2.40 Tanzania Centre for Foreign Relation 2.41 Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) 2.42 Muhimbili Orthopaedic Institute (MOI) 4 2.43 Muhimbili University of Health & Allied Sciences (MUHAS) 2.44 Mzinga Corporation 2.45 National Arts Council 2.46 National Board of Accountants and Auditors (NBAA) 2.47 National Bureau of Statistics 2.48 National College of Tourism 2.49 National Construction Council 2.50 National Council for Technical Education (NACTE) 2.51 National Economic Empowerment Council (NEEC) 2.52 National Environment Management Council (NEMC) 2.53 National Examination Council of Tanzania 2.54 National Food Reserve Agency 2.55 NATIONAL HOUSING & BUILDING RESEARCH AGENCY 2.56 National Identification Authority 2.57 National Institute for medical Research (NIMRI) 2.58 National Institute of Transport 2.59 National Kiswahili Council of Tanzania/ Baraza la Kiswahili Tanzania (BAKITA) 2.60 National Land Use Planning Commission 2.61 National Museum of Tanzania 2.62 National Sports Council 2.63 National Sugar Institute 2.64 Nelson Mandela African Institute of Science and Technoligy (NM-AIST) 2.65 Occupational Safety and Health Authority (OSHA) 2.66 Ocean Road Cancer Institute 2.67 Open University of Tanzania (OUT) 2.68 Procurement & Supplies Professionals and Technicians Board 2.69 Public Procurement Appeal Authority 2.70 Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) 2.71 Registration, Insolvency & Trusteeship Agency (RITA) 2.72 Rufiji Basin Development Authority (RUBADA) 2.73 Rural Energy Agency (REA) 2.74 Small Industries Development Organization (SIDO) 2.75 Social Security Regulatory Authority 2.76 Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) 2.77 State Mining Corporation (STAMICO) 2.78 Taasisiya Sanaa naUtamaduni Bagamoyo 2.79 Tanzania Airport Authority 2.80 Tanzania Atomic Energy Commission 2.81 Tanzania Automotive Technology Centre (NYUMBU) 2.82 TANZANIA BUILDING AGENCY 2.83 Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS) 2.84 Tanzania Coffee Board 2.85 Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 2.86 Tanzania Commission for Universities (TCU) 2.87 Tanzania Cotton Board 2.88 Tanzania Education Authority 2.89 Tanzania Employment Services Agency 5 2.90 Tanzania Engineering & Manufacturing Design Organization 2.91 Tanzania Fishing Research Institute 2.92 Tanzania Food and Drugs Authority 2.93 Tanzania Food and Nutrition Centre (TFNC) 2.94 Tanzania Forest Research Institute 2.95 Tanzania Industrial Research & Development Organisation (TIRDO) 2.96 Tanzania Institute of Accountancy 2.97 Tanzania Institute of adult Education 2.98 Tanzania Institute of Education 2.99 Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) 2.100 Tanzania Library Services Board 2.101 Tanzania Marine Parks (Marine Parks and Reserve Unit) 2.102 Tanzania Meteorological Agency 2.103 Tanzania Minerals Audit Agency (TMAA) 2.104 Tanzania National Business Council 2.105 Tanzania National Roads Agency 2.106 Tanzania Official Seed Certification Agency 2.107 Tanzania Public Service College 2.108 Tanzania Pyrethrum Board 2.109 Tanzania Revenue Authority 2.110 Tanzania Sisal Board 2.111 Tanzania Smallholders Tea Development Agency 2.112 Tanzania Tobacco Board 2.113 Tanzania Tourist Board 2.114 Tanzania Tree Seed Agency 2.115 Tanzania Warehouse Licensing Board 2.116 Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute (TAWIRI) 2.117 Tea Board of Tanzania 2.118 Tropical Pesticides Research Institute 2.119 UNESCO National Commission 2.120 University of Dar es Salaam 2.121 University of Dodoma 2.122 University of Mzumbe 2.123 Business Registrations & Licensing Agency (BRELA) 2.124 Contractors Registration Board 2.125 Drilling and Dam Construction Agency 2.126 Energy & Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (EWURA) 2.127 Medical Store Department (MSD) 2.128 National Development Corporation 2.129 National Institute for Productivity 2.130 National Ranching Company Limited (NARCO) 2.131 Sugar Board of Tanzania 2.132 Surface and Marine Transport Authority SUMATRA 2.133 Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority 2.134 Tanzania Communication Regulatory Authority 2.135 Tanzania Government Flights Agency 2.136 Tanzania Electrical,
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