Tanzania ranked 78th globally and is the most improved country in Africa in the 2025 Chandler Good Government Index. The report highlights improvements in leadership, digital governance, structural reforms, and investment growth, while noting challenges in economic diversification, public sector efficiency, and corruption.
The 2025 Chandler Good Government Index (CGGI) has been released, assessing 120 countries on government capabilities and effectiveness. Published annually by the Chandler Institute of Governance by the Chandler Institute of Governance, an international non-profit organization based in Singapore, the index evaluates countries across seven pillars and 35 indicators. These pillars include Leadership & Foresight, Robust Laws & Policies, Strong Institutions, Financial Stewardship, Attractive Marketplace, Global Influence & Reputation, and Helping People Rise.
The CGGI 2025 report examines global governance trends, highlights improvements and declines in performance, and provides case studies of nations including Tanzania, Vietnam, Lithuania, Jamaica, and the United Arab Emirates. The report also discusses key challenges such as fiscal reforms, digital transformation, anti-corruption efforts, and workforce development.
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