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    <title>Contribution of records management towards Implementation of the big result now initiative at the Former president’s delivery bureau in Tanzania</title>
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    <description>Title: Contribution of records management towards Implementation of the big result now initiative at the Former president’s delivery bureau in Tanzania
Authors: Peter Malulu, Frank
Abstract: Records management is a crosscutting issue, whereas initiatives aimed at enhancing&#xD;
economic performance, increasing government accountability, and strengthening civil&#xD;
society such as anti-corruption efforts, administrative and civil service reform,&#xD;
decentralization, electronic government, legal and judicial reform, public expenditure&#xD;
management, tax policy and administration, and access to information all rely on&#xD;
access to accurate, reliable and trustworthy records. The Big results now initiative&#xD;
launched in Tanzania to eliminate the culture of business as usual, to enhance&#xD;
accountability, efficiency as well as promotion of result-based performance in all&#xD;
government activities for selected government agencies. Despite the vital role which&#xD;
records play in promoting delivery of results, the programme does without&#xD;
recognizing the importance of reliable records in supporting the implementation. The&#xD;
study's goal was to examine records management's contribution to the president's&#xD;
delivery bureau in Tanzania's implementation of the big results now program and to&#xD;
offer records management enhancement measures. The study was informed by four&#xD;
objectives which were to; explore functions of the former President‟s Delivery&#xD;
Bureau, Examine the adequacy of current recordkeeping practices of the bureau,&#xD;
examine the issues that arise in the management of records, and make&#xD;
recommendations for effective record-keeping systems. The DIRKS methodology&#xD;
manual guided the study whereas the records life cycle concept and continuum model&#xD;
were traced. The study employed a qualitative research approach whereby case study&#xD;
design was used to selection of data collections instruments, analysis and presentation&#xD;
of findings. The study used purposive sampling procedure to sample 26 respondents&#xD;
comprising of Directors, Managers, Human resources and administration officer,&#xD;
Analysts, Accountants, IT and registry staff. Data was gathered using a semi-&#xD;
structured interview approach, with documentary review as a supplement. There was&#xD;
a link between the functions and the records created or received at the former.&#xD;
President‟s Delivery Bureau according to the findings and that record were the basis&#xD;
for effective implementation of Big Result Now initiative. Other findings included the&#xD;
fact that, despite the critical importance of records management in providing services,&#xD;
the current records management infrastructure was woefully insufficient. Various&#xD;
shortcomings in financial allocation, storage facilities, personnel levels, lack of top&#xD;
management support, and the absence of a records management strategy were also&#xD;
mentioned as contributing causes to inadequate records management. The study finds&#xD;
that in order to be effective and effective implementation of this kind of initiatives&#xD;
improvements and prior Top management should be in charge of incorporating&#xD;
records management. According to the study's findings, the former President's&#xD;
Delivery Bureau should develop and implement a records management policy as soon&#xD;
as possible, seek top-level management support, build capacity for records staff,&#xD;
increase budget allocation for records management, and launch a records management&#xD;
sensitization program, among other things.</description>
    <dc:date>2022-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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