Finance for Growth Building a competitive, inclusive and climate-sensitive economy that responds to the needs of Tanzania¿s growing and young population, calls for an enabling environment with good fiscal governance and more inclusive financial markets that can mobilise and fund increased levels of investments. The Government¿s National Development Vision 2025 and Five Year Development Plan III (FYDP III) underline priorities such as reliable and increased financing, public financial management, good public governance, anti-corruption and improved access to finance.The flagships of Green Cities (AAP 2021) and Blue Economy (2022), both Team Europe Initiatives, will be supported by three main enablers: digitalisation (Digital for Tanzania - 2021), gender (Gender ¿Breaking the Glass Ceiling¿ - 2021) and access to finance, under the current action, named Finance for Growth (F4G).F4G aims to promote better fiscal governance and access to finance to catalyse green, inclusive and sustainable development in Tanzania. It is designed to create an enabling environment, which will support the implementation of EU flagships and other programmes. It will contribute to (i) unlocking broader and more affordable access to finance in a country where private investment levels are particularly low, (ii) strengthening the capacity of the public administration for raising revenue and delivering public services and investments and (iii) promoting accountability.The Action will deliver on the following key domains and objectives:1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Public Finance: Improve the effective, efficient and accountable mobilisation and management of gender- and climate-sensitive public finances. The action will focus on enhancing domestic resource mobilisation, public financial management and skills development for the data-driven and digital-transitioning financial institutions.2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Private Finance: Enhance financial market systems to increase access to finance. The action will support regulatory frameworks, innovative financial products and services, financial market infrastructure, and financial and digital literacy. There will be a specific focus on MSMEs, women and youth and the market segments of microfinance, capital markets, green finance and fintechs. These interventions will be complementary to the ¿Regional initiative to support African Central Banks through capacity building¿ and EU support to the Alliance for Financial Inclusion of which Tanzania is a member.&nbsp;3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Accountability and dialogue: The action will support anti-corruption efforts, strengthen the voices of rights holders and promote public-private dialogue on the business environment.The Action targets SDG1 (No Poverty), 8 (Decent work and economic growth), 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) and 17 (Partnership for the goals).In terms of modalities, budget support will support key reforms and a mix of procurement, contribution agreements and twinning grant will be used to build capacities of key stakeholders, with a strong reliance on EU expertise.