About CIFA Tanzania

The Centre for Integrity and Financial Accountability

 CIFA Tanzania is a professional, non-governmental institution dedicated to strengthening integrity, transparency, and accountability across public and private sector institutions in Tanzania. The Centre provides specialized expertise in risk management, board governance, audit and assurance, asset and investment management, fraud prevention and investigation, contract management, and accountability systems.

Through evidence-based approaches, capacity-building interventions, research, and strategic partnerships, CIFA Tanzania supports institutions to enhance governance effectiveness, reduce fraud and corruption risks, and improve stewardship of public and private resources.

Our approach

Our Mission

To promote ethical leadership, prevent and detect fraud, and strengthen accountability systems in Tanzania through education, research, advocacy, and multi-stakeholder collaboration.

Our Vision

A Tanzania where integrity, transparency, and accountability are embedded in every institution and practiced by every individual.

Objectives of CIFA Tanzania

Education, Training, and Consultancy

CIFA Tanzania aims to build institutional and individual capacity by delivering high-quality training, advisory, and consultancy services in the following thematic areas:

• Board Governance and Corporate Oversight

• Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and Internal Controls

• Audit and Audit Committee Effectiveness

• Asset Management and Protection of Government Investments

• Project and Contract Management, and Investment Oversight

• Integrity, Accountability, and Anti-Fraud Measures

• Research, Policy Support, and Knowledge Management

Awareness and Advocacy

• Advocating for policy, legal, and institutional reforms that enhance transparency, accountability, and good governance.

• Raising public and institutional awareness on integrity, ethical conduct, and responsible management of resources.

• Promoting collaboration among government institutions, private sector entities, civil society organizations, and development partners.

 
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