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A regional government has control over a specific small area and allows for tax dollars to be combined more efficiently for projects that benefit the entire region. A regional government would have exclusive power over socioeconomic development, revenue sources, infrastructure, economic zones, land use, and other areas within its territory. There are proposals for symmetrical regional governments that would divide the country into 16 equal regions, as well as asymmetrical models like the Bangsamoro and Cordillera regions that would have more autonomy. Regional governments ensure laws are enforced locally so the central government can focus on national issues.
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Although the secretariat leading the consultation process acknowledged the challenges that they faced in gathering the initial views of stakeholders, they nevertheless continued on with the rather compromised process. For example, as we write, only 21 civil society organisations (CSOs) have been invited to attend the first consultation event to be held on the 23rd November in Morogoro - among them are the better-resourced ‘big international NGOs’ (BINGOs). Most of these CSOs received confirmation of their participation around 6pm on 21st November, making some of them unlikely to attend due to logistical difficulties. The decision to invite a limited number of CSOs representatives at such short notice and after persistent requests by CSOs is not in line with the .Government’s commitment to inclusive and open..
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