Governance – GEPC

Enhancing Implementation of East Africa's Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) for Climate Resilience: Is it an Exercise in futility?

October 31, 2024

Climate Change Governance, Economic Analysis, Governance, Natural Resource, Policy, Regional Cooperation

Under the Paris Agreement, East African nations have committed to ambitious Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) aimed at reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and...

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Youth in Climate Change and Energy Transition: How Tanzania Government can repurpose youth for SDGs, NDCs and a fossil free future

October 23, 2024

Climate Change Governance, Governance, Natural Resource, Policy

Young people are the majority of Tanzania’s population and destined to inherit the future yet are seriously at a risk of climate change. Many young people are actively engaged...

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Re-Positioning women and gender concerns in Critical Green Transition Minerals: Should women be treated differently?

October 10, 2024

Climate Change Governance, Extractive Governance, Governance, Natural Resource, Policy

The mining sector has mostly been male dominated and has had a differential impact on how women have contributed and benefitted from the sector. Women in mining face multiple...

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Analysis of Climate Change and Energy Transition impacts on women in Tanzania: Policy and governance gaps

September 3, 2024

Climate Change Governance, Extractive Governance, Governance, Natural Resource, Policy, Uncategorized

Climate Change and Energy Transition are pertinent issues in contemporary global development challenge facing the world yet women are still at the periphery. Moreover there is a...

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Political Risk and Investment in EA: An Expose of violent tax protests and political risk on Trade and Investment in East Africa

June 27, 2024

Economic Analysis, Governance, Peace, Security, Tax, Trade and investment, Uncategorized

In our previous brief on Tax and Fiscal governance in East Africa, we observed that with dwindling foreign aid, it appears the governments in East Africa have resorted to...

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The Petals of Blood: Dissecting the contagion effect of Sudan war on South Sudan and EAC with lessons on governance and state failure

April 8, 2024

Citizen, Conflicts, Diplomacy, Economic Analysis, Extractive Governance, Governance, Peace, Regional Cooperation, Security

The Sudan war has been raging for almost a year, with catastrophic effects now spreading beyond Sudan’s borders, affecting its neighboring South Sudan and the East Africa...

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Oil and Energy Transition: Why Sudan conflict provides new hope for EACOP

March 31, 2024

Economic Analysis, Extractive Governance, Governance, Natural Resource, Regional Cooperation

The Sudan conflict is a catastrophe that must be stopped but its unintended consequences provide new optimism for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP). By Moses Kulaba,...

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How EAC can benefit from its Critical or Transitional Minerals

March 11, 2024

Diplomacy, Economic Analysis, Extractive Governance, Governance, Natural Resource, Regional Cooperation, Tax, Trade and investment

The EAC has vast deposits of minerals critical to driving technology to support the green industrial revolution and yet the region lacks a proper framework to govern and maximize...

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Democracy under attack: Revisiting the 10 principles for a democratic culture and elections in Tanzania

March 1, 2024

Governance, Peace, Uncategorized

Democracy is said to be good yet democracy everywhere is under attack. By Moses Kulaba, Governance and Economic Policy Analysis @politicalgovernance With reducing...

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Tanzania's new political and electoral reforms : A step to the right, a high jump to go!

February 20, 2024

Citizen, Conflicts, Governance, Peace

In early February 2024 the Tanzanian parliament made sweeping electoral reforms by passing three bills governing elections and political parties in Tanzania. If ascended...

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