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NEW EDITION PUBLISHED ON 14 JUNE 2022
Tax Transparency in Africa is a key output of the Africa Initiative, a programme established in 2014 to ensure that African countries are equipped to exploit the latest improvements in global transparency, to better tackle tax evasion and other illicit financial flows and ultimately improve domestic resource mobilisation to support their economic development.
The 2022 edition, a co-production of the Global Forum, the African Union Commission and the African Tax Administration Forum, covers 38 African countries and informs decision makers and citizens on the continent’s latest progress and remaining challenges. The launch was part of the 11th meeting of the Africa Initiative, which was held from 14 to 16 June in Nairobi, Kenya. The event gathered high-level representatives and experts from tax administrations, regional and international organisations, as well as academia and civil society organisations.
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Replay of the launch event (the presentation of the report's key findings starts at 00:42:05)
The 11th meeting of the Africa Initiative was hosted by the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).
Technical partners and observers of the Africa Initiative include the African Development Bank Group, the African Tax Administration Forum, the African Union Commission, the Cercle de Réflexion et d'Échange des Dirigeants des Administrations Fiscales, the International Finance Corporation, the West African Tax Administration Forum and the World Bank Group.
The Africa Initiative is supported financially by the European Union, France (Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs), Germany (Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development), the Netherlands (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Norway (Agency for Cooperation and Development), Senegal (Resource Mobilisation and Investment Attractiveness Institutional Support piloted by the Ministry of Finance of Senegal and supported by the African Development Bank), Switzerland (State Secretariat for Economic Affairs) and the United Kingdom (Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office).
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