Partnership

The “P” of “Partnerships” refers to the way in which Italian Cooperation works together with other actors—governments, civil society organizations, international agencies, and the private sector—to achieve common sustainable development goals. This collaborative approach, also envisaged by Law 125/2014, underpins a fairer and more circular economic model, attentive both to people and to the environment. […]

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The “P” of “Partnerships” refers to the way in which Italian Cooperation works together with other actors—governments, civil society organizations, international agencies, and the private sector—to achieve common sustainable development goals. This collaborative approach, also envisaged by Law 125/2014, underpins a fairer and more circular economic model, attentive both to people and to the environment.

At the Nairobi Office, we work in close network with local and international institutions to create effective and lasting projects, built upon a shared vision of development.

In Somalia, we collaborate with several multilateral institutions, such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, also in light of their ability to operate on the ground in contexts where security remains volatile.

In Tanzania, efforts focus primarily on strengthening the national statistical system and on the establishment of the population registry.

A selection of our interventions

The general objective of the initiative is to strengthen the national statistical system and the population register in two regions, contributing to the creation of the information base necessary to guide socio-economic development processes, to consolidate democratic institutions, and to facilitate the formulation, monitoring, and evaluation of development programs.

The initiative provides support to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) of Tanzania in its role of coordinating institutions engaged in data production within the National Statistical Service. It also offers assistance for activities that facilitate information exchange with other state administrations and for the development of new methods of data dissemination. Further components include technical assistance for the production of vital statistics, as well as support for establishing a monitoring system for the SDGs. The initiative also provides capacity building and on-the-job training delivered by ISTAT for NBS personnel, alongside the procurement of equipment, goods, and services needed to expand services for the population register. Finally, it foresees the training of district office personnel and awareness campaigns for the population on the importance of registering vital statistics.

Last update: 29/09/2025, 13:39