Wednesday 31 July 2013

Re: [wanabidii] Re: Why it is so difficult for the government to ensure development




On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 9:39 PM, Leila Abdul <hifadhi@gmail.com> wrote:
According to the World Bank, there are common factors that are
associated with successful development. No country has attained
development outside these common denominators. These are:

Economic growth: This has to do with poverty reduction. Experience
shows that countries that have reduced poverty substantially and in a
sustained manner are the ones that grow fastest. Successful
development is predicated on a country having sustained periods of
high per capita income growth. Mass poverty and economic development
don't go together.

Vibrant private sector: It has been established that private firms,
including small and medium-sized businesses in rural nonfarm sectors,
play a critical role in generating employment, particularly for the
youth and the poor. Like I said earlier, this is where the
contribution of the microfinance banks is needed. Undeveloped real
sector coupled with mass unemployment are obstacles to development.

Empowerment: The citizenry must be empowered to contribute to
development. Accordingly, every person should be able to enjoy good
health and education. People should shape their own lives by being
able to participate in the opportunities provided by economic
development. People should have their voices heard about decisions
affecting their own lives. Furthermore, there should be essential
public services such as health, education and safe water. These are
critical social services that should be provided equitably.

Good governance: Good governance is perhaps the most important factor
in development. Without good governance, every other thing is in
disarray. Good governance in both public and private sectors creates
an environment where contracts are enforced and markets can operate
efficiently. It ensures that basic infrastructures are provided, with
adequate health, education and security. People can effectively
participate in decisions that affect their lives.

Ownership: A nation's development agenda must be homegrown. This
ensures that there is widespread support for the programmes and reform
measures that underpin it.

Based on the foregoing, Tanzanian  must do the first thing first. We
must start from the grassroots to transform the economy. We must
follow the pathway to economic development, which the other developed
nations have followed.

How did the countries like Japan, Europe and America develop? How did
the Asian Tigers, namely, Singapore, Malaysia, China and South Korea
emerge as developed economies? Economic development has precedents.
There are countries out there that have succeeded in lifting their
economies from poverty to affluence.

Today, countries aspiring to develop economically have excellent
models to understudy and adapt to suite their local situations.
Granted that the circumstances of countries vary, when examined
closely, it would be found that the developed countries have a lot in
common. They have adopted the same patterns and procedures to excel.

On Dec 23 2009, 3:28 pm, Fatima Husenali <husena...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Tanzania's Economy is growing. The growth is largely unutilised, so
> there is nodevelopment.
> The Economy needs to be fuelled by the collaborative effort of the
> government and the private sector.
> Government needs to create an enabling environment for the private
> sector to run the economy, with a regulatory input from them.
> For example, Tanzania has a demographic advantage over other African
> countries, yet we have not been able to make good use of the domestic
> consumption ability of our nation to stimulate investments, jobs,
> increase in tax rate etc. like the USA does.
> With the high rate of unemployment, Entrepreneurialdevelopmentis
> seriously needed to enable more Tanzanians to be able to create jobs
> through investment.
>
> It will take only the provision of basic infrastructures, creation of
> an enabling environment and encouragement of entrepreneurship for the
> Tanzanian Economy to explode.
> I believe these things will be done as soon as God finishes the
> operation he is currently doing on our motherland. I just hope we will
> still be one after that.
>
> On Dec 16, 4:05 am, mapinduzi kisaka <maro...@live.com> wrote:
>
> > wanabidii  kwanza natanguliza shukran zangu za dhati kwa mjadala huu mzuri.
>
> > Mimi nina yangu machache, pengine naweza kuwa narudia yale yale yalosemwa lakini hiyo si nia yangu.
>
> > Kwanza nianze na title,
>
> > 1.  ukweli ni kwamba serikali ni mdau wa kwanza wa chachu ya maendeleo ya taifa lolote hapa ulimwenguni na ndo maana amepewa dhamani ili aweze kuratibu na kusimamia rasimali za taifa ama kwa kuweka sera na mikakati linganifu na yenye tija kwa wananchi wake. Hii ni pamoja na kuhakikisha usalama wa wanachi wake upo na pia haki inatendeka pale inapokiukwa sheria, taratibu na kanuni zilizowekwa na hiyo jamii kupitia viongozi wa serikali iliyopo madarakani. Ikumbukwe kwamba mbele ya sheria hakuna cha uanachama au mwenzetu na mwenzao. sasa nakuja kwa hii seriaki yetu ambayo wengine tunaitetea na kualaumu mtu mmoja mmoja kuwa ndie anayetakiwa ku initiate maendeleo:- Binafsi nina mtazamo tofauti kwani nimeishaona juhudi za mtu mmoja mmoja zikikwama hasa unapokuja kwenye usalama wa raia wetu, jamani ni wangapi waliopoteza ndugu zao kwa kupigwa risasi, kukatwa mapanga akiwa katika juhudi za kutafuta hayo yanaitwa maendeleo? ni majuzi tu wengine wamepoteza ndugu zao hapo temeke NMB, na hilo nalo tutake kila mmoja ajilinde na hali hana zana zinazoweza kumkabili huyu jambazi amabye ana silaha tena nzito zinazotoka serikalini. Wanabdii nilazima serikali iweze kutoa na kumhakikishia mwananchi wake usalama popote hapa duniani na ndo maana kuna serikali
>
> > 2. Kazi nyingine kubwa ya serikali ni kutayarisha mazingira mazuri ya kufanyia biashara ili sekta binafsi iweze kuchangia katika ustawi wa taifa ikiwa ni pamoja na kuleta teknojia za kisasa. Kwa takwimu za UNDP kwa mfano tanzania ina vikwazo vingi sana vinavyosababisaha (doing business environment in tanzania), kwa mfano mjasiria mali anataka leseni ya biashara kama atatkiwa kufuata taratibu za serikali inachukua siku 115 na hatua zaidi ya 30 yaani ofsi atakazo kumbana nazo katika kufanikisha lakini kwa nchi zingine zilizoanza mabadiliko ya kweli zilianza na siku kumi na nne unapata leseni yako na inakuwa ni formal business kwa hiyo mara tu unapoanza kufanikiwa unalipa kodi hilo ndo la msingi na vinginenyo.  Lakini bongo unapigwa tarehe pasipo hata na sababu za kutosha ilimradi tu ulanike na kutoa KK (kitu kidogo). Sasa hizo jithada za mtu mwenyewe zitawekanaje kwa mazingira ya namna hiyo?
>
> > 3. Kingine ni enforcement of law and implemetation of government plans. Si kazi ya mwanachi mmoja mmoja kufuatilia na kusimamia sheria za nchi ili ziweze kufuatwa. Hii ni kazi ya serikali na idara zake. Kila mmoja awajibike katika nafasi yake ili na huyu mwananchi wa kawadia aweze kutekeleza sehemu yake, fuata sheria hata awe nani kama amekosea muajibishe si kulea magonjwa ambayo matokeo yake ndo kila siku taifa linakuwa omba omba na inakuwa ni sifa eti nimeenda cuba nimepewa msaada wakati nchi imekuwa kwenye tarde embargo for more than fouty years. kama hatuwezi ni kweli ni heri tu tuwape wanaoweza.
>
> > 4. Ni ukweli usiopingika kuwa jitihada za mtu mwenyewe ni chachu ya mabadiliko ya kimaendeleo katika nchi yoyote ile. hasa kwa hawa ambao wameweza kufikia hatua fulani za kimaendeleo, kama hawa akina mengi na wengineo, wakubali kubadilika na kufanya biashara kwa ubunifu na si kufanya biashara kwa mazoea, unamaliza miaka kumi au ishirini hujaja na product mpya hata innovation in packaging hii inaniuma sana, kazi majungu tu yasiyo na maana, tubadilike tufanye kazi kwa ubunifu weka mikakati, anzisha R&D department weka mikakati kuna kahawa hapa kwetu wenzetu wanachukua na kuiprocess wanaturudishia wakati uwezo mnao wa kufanya hivyo?
>
> > NAOMBA KWA LEO NIISHIE HAPA LAKINI CHA MSINGI SERIKALI NI MDAU WA KWANZA WA KUONYESHA NJIA NA WANANCHI IKIWA NI PAMOJA NA NGUVU ZA MTU MMOJA MMOJA ATAJITAHIDI KUTUMIA RASILIMALI ZA TAIFA HILI NA MWISHO TUWEZE KUFIKIA VSION 2025 YA TANZANIA YA MODERN ECONOMY AND INDUSRIALIZATION
>
> > kISAKA
>
> > Date: Tue, 15 Dec 2009 23:39:18 -0800
> > From: mutembeigottifr...@yahoo.com
> > Subject: Re: [wanabidii] Re: Why it is so difficult for the government to ensuredevelopment
> > To: wanabidii@googlegroups.com
>
> > Reality is what lies outside of ourselves, We have desire. We wish the world around to be stable so as we can realize our plans or maintain what we have. But the reality intervenes ( Robert Green Julay, 2009)
>
> >  Tanzania develoment is very difficult becouse we are not dealing with the reality of the things, or basic factors of economy.
>
> > From: Ulanga Ally <ulang...@gmail.com>
> > To: Wanabidii <wanabidii@googlegroups.com>
> > Sent: Wed, December 16, 2009 8:49:23 AM
> > Subject: [wanabidii] Re: Why it is so difficult for the government to ensuredevelopment
>
> > Just to add to this.developmentis certainly different from growth
>
> > To grow is to increase in size or number. To develop is to increase
> > one's ability and desire to satisfy one's own needs and legitimate
> > desires and those of others. A legitimate desire is one that, when
> > satisfied, does not impede thedevelopmentof anyone else.
>
> >Developmentof individuals and corporations is more a matter of
> > learning than earning. It has less to do with how much one has than
> > how much one can do with whatever one has.
>
> >Developmentis better reflected in quality of life than in standard of
> > living. Therefore, the level ofdevelopmentof a corporation is better
> > reflected in the quality of work life it provides its employees than
> > in its profit-and-loss statement.
>
> > If an undeveloped country or corporation was flooded with money it
> > would be richer but no more developed[naija]. On the other hand, if a
> > well developed country or corporation was suddenly deprived of wealth,
> > it would not be less developed[the UK].
>
> > A well-developed country or corporation can do more with its resources
> > than one that is less developed. This is not to say that the amount of
> > resources available is irrelevant. Resources can be used to accelerate
> >developmentand improve quality of life, but they can best be used for
> > these purposes by those who are developed.
>
> > Growth anddevelopmentdo not have to conflict; they can reinforce
> > each other. The best evidence that this is happening is a simultaneous
> > increase in standard of living and quality of life. However, there is
> > currently a widespread belief that quality of life is being sacrificed
> > to increase standard of living. This belief is accompanied by a
> > willingness to sacrifice standard of living to improve quality of
> > life, a willingness that is reflected in the environmentalist
> > movement.
>
> > A lack of resources can limit growth but notdevelopment. The more
> > developed individuals, organisations, or societies become the less
> > they depend on resources and the more they can do with whatever
> > resources they have. They also have the ability and the desire to
> > create or acquire the resources they need.
>
> > An individual can grow too much. Some people and many societies
> > believe that a corporation can too. But would anyone argue that
> > individuals, corporations, or countries can develop too much?
>
> > Source:
>
> > ACKOFF, R. L. (1986). Management in Small Doses, Wiley, NY
>
> > On Dec 15, 10:58 pm, jovias mwesiga <ngo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > Jamani kila kitu kinachozungumziwa ni kile kile tofauti ni leo lugha kesho
> > > Amina au Abdala ndo kakiongelea lakini hakuna kisichojulikana. Watanzania
> > > wanajua matatizo yao, wanajua wamekwama wapi hawataki kutoka kwenye matatizo
> > > yao simple like that.
>
> > > Hulka ya kuomba tunaipenda sana, kabla ya kwenda ngazi ya taifa na serikali
> > > kwa ujumla angalia wajomba na mama wakubwa wanaoomba kwako ambae hata wewe
> > > mwenyewe huna kitu, sa leo nikisikia raisi anahutubia na kuniambia Sweden
> > > tulienda kuomba hela wamekubali kunakitu cha kushangaza hapo?
>
> > > Inawezekana hatuwezi kwenda bila kuomba ila sioni kama tumeweka msingi wa
> > > ukomo wa kuomba sasa itafikia mahala hata uraisi tutakuwa tunampa mtu ambae
> > > nje ajulikana vizuri lakini tunasahau mtegemea cha ndugu hufa masikini.
>
> > > Tukubali tukatae nchi kama haina utawala wa kuheshimu sheria basi hakuna
> > > kitu. Majuzi juzi tu vijana wa kazi walipewa kukamata daladala zinazovunja
> > > sheria. Mie kwanza pamoja na kuona kuwa hela ya walipa kodi kwa vyombo vya
> > > usalama ilikuwa inalipwa bure lakini angalau ulikuwa ni mwanya mzuri wa
> > > ajira kwa vijana walio mtaani na pili tulikuwa tunaenda japo kukumbushwa
> > > kuishi kwa kuheshimu sheria wakatokea wezi kama kawaida yao wameshahujumu
> > > huo mpango. Upande wa pili wananchi wengine nao hawakuutaka kabisa mpango
> > > huo tunachelewa kazini na visingizio mbali mbali, wapi tunakokwenda?
>
> > > Nachotaka kusema hapa pamoja na kuwa tunategemea serikali iwe ndo chachu ya
> > > mipango ya maendeleo tusisahau watendaji wa serikali ndo ndugu zetu
> > > wanaotaka kuabudiwa kama miungu mtu au
>
> ...
>
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