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Updated on July 31st, 2018:
(R) Chad Domestic Resource Mobilization and Management
To improve performance, processes, and transparency in key government entities for revenue mobilization. Approval completed on 6 July 2018. Environmental Assessment Category C. Project: P164529. US$ 35.0 (IDA Grant). No consultants are required. Ministère des Finances.
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Updated on June 25th, 2018:
(R) Chad Domestic Resource Mobilization and Management
To improve performance, processes, and transparency in key government entities for revenue mobilization. Negotiations authorized on 10 May 2018. Environmental Assessment Category C. Project: P164529. US$ 35.0 (IDA Grant). No consultants are required. Ministère des Finances.
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Updated on March 21st, 2018:
To Improve Tax and Customs Revenue Collection and Management, enhance transparency and oversight of the Oil revenue, and the efficiency of the ICT revenues. Concept completed on 29 January 2018. Environmental Assessment Category C. Project: P164529. US$ 40.0 (IDA Grant). No consultants are required. Ministère des Finances.
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Updated on February 12th, 2018:
(R) Chad Domestic Resource Mobilization and Management:
To Improve Tax and Customs Revenue Collection and Management, enhance transparency and oversight of the Oil revenue, and the efficiency of the ICT revenues. Concept completed on 29 January 2018. Environmental Assessment Category C. Project: P164529. US$ 25.0 (IDA Grant). No consultants are required. Ministère des Finances.
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(N) Tchad Domestic Resource Mobilization
Improve management, transparency and oversight for increased revenue mobilization Identification comp leted on 27 June 2017. US$ 20.0 (IDA Grant). Consulting services to be determined. Implementing agency(ies) to be determined.

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