[Project] Tanzania - National Justice and Security Development Initiative: Phase 1

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TYPE	Infrastructure
BUILDER	Tanzania
CLIENT	Tanzania
SITE LOCATION	Tanzania
SECTOR	Public Safety
PROJECT NAME	National Justice and Security Development Initiative: Phase 1
PROJECT COST	240,000,000.00
COMPLETION DATE	01/09/2025
PROJECT INFORMATION	[/b]National Justice and Security Development Initiative: Phase 1 [/b]​ Objective: To build a safe, just, and orderly Tanzania by strengthening the capacity, accountability, and accessibility of the justice system, while upholding human rights and reducing crime across all regions. Prison Infrastructure and Rehabilitation Reform Prison Infrastructure and Rehabilitation Reform Targets: Install case management digital systems in 100% of prisons. Improve inmate-to-warden ratio to 1:35 Lower national recidivism rate from 27% to 15% Construction of Kigoma Central Correctional Complex with a capacity of 1,500 inmates. Facilities include: vocational training centre, solar power and health unit Construction of Mwanza Women’s Rehabilitation Centre with a capacity of 500 inmates. Facilities include: Women-focused support and child-care facilities Expansion of Ukonga Prison in Dar es Salaam to increase capacity by >1,000 inmates. Facilities include: Overcrowding reduction, ICT upgrades Establishment of Mobile Courts and Holding Units. This will comprise of 10 mobile units to support rural prison processing Introduce mandatory vocational training and literacy programmes in all new prisons. Police Modernisation and Community Safety Police Modernisation and Community Safety Targets: Reduce violent crime by 40% Cut theft and burglary by 50% in urban centres Raise public trust in police to 75% Construction of four new Regional Police Headquarters, located in Arusha, Mbeya, Dodoma and Mtwara. Establishment of 500 Community Policing Posts in rural and peri-urban zones. Upgrade of nationwide ICT & Communications networks. Launch National Police Academy Expansion with modern training facilities in Morogoro. Introduce integrity-based screening and community relations training as mandatory. Recruit 3,000 officers to Community Liaison Units. Recruit 12,000 new police officers Judicial Access and Efficiency Judicial Access and Efficiency Targets: Reduce average case backlog by 60%. Lower civil case average processing time from 24 months to 10 months. Enable e-filing and e-service facilities in all courts Construction of High Court Complex in Dodoma. This will feature 8 courtrooms, digital registry, admin block and mediation centre. Establish 15 Mobile Magistrates' Courts to operate in rural communities. This will have a processing capacity of 1,500+ cases monthly. Renovation of 60 District Courts nationwide with upgrades & digitisation Hire 800 new magistrates and judges Expand Legal Aid Clinics (govt–NGO partnerships) to every district Train 2,000 new court clerks & registrars Estimated jobs created: Direct: 22,800 Indirect: 8,600 Ripple: 7,000
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