How can a local financing framework connect development priorities with opportunities for people?
A seaweed farmer’s livelihood. A young person’s opportunity to work. A revenue collector’s role in building public trust.
Behind Zanzibar’s financing framework are people whose stories show why financing matters.
This film explores how Zanzibar is using its Sustainable Financing Strategy, developed through an integrated national financing framework (INFF) in the local context, to bring public revenue, private investment and development planning together.
Through the perspectives of government leaders, revenue officers, businesses and communities, it looks at the practical work behind financing sustainable development.
This film was made possible through the financial support of the Local2030 Coalition.
Read Tanzania's INFF case study to learn more.
TRAILERS
What changes when digital payment systems simplify revenue collection process and build public trust?
Revenue officers in Zanzibar explain how digital collection is helping improve local revenue administration. Their accounts show why clear payment records and confidence that money reaches government matter.
This trailer offers a practical look at the systems behind public financing.
How can a local financing framework connect development priorities with opportunities for people?
For Steven, an internship opened a path to employment. He describes how work has helped him develop confidence and support his family.
Alongside his experience, the trailer explores the investment perspective, connecting the discussion of business development with the opportunities that matter to people.
How can a local financing framework connect development priorities with opportunities for people?
For Mariam, seaweed farming is a vital source of livelihood. She shares what it means to her and describes the support received.
Her story brings a personal perspective to the wider discussion of women’s economic opportunities and financing Zanzibar’s development.
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