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TANZANIA NATIONAL ROADS AGENCY

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Somaliland National Roads Agency

BRIEF OVERVIEW

OFSNRA


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TANZANIA NATIONAL ROADS AGENCYPresentation Highlight

Establishment of SNRA SNRA Responsibilities

Network under SNRA Jurisdiction

Administration Arrangements Objective of SNRA

The Underlying Policies for SNRA

Operations Challenges

The Way Forward

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ESTABLISHMENT OF SNRA

SNRA was set up in July 2000; as a Se

Autonomous Agency under the Ministry

Works Manages approx. 33,012 km of Trunk a

Regional Roads.

With Staff strength of 697 comprising of492 Skilled staff

205 supporting Staff3


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TANZANIA NATIONAL ROADS AGENCYSNRA Responsibilities

Include:-

Determination of what needs to be done

on the network. Carried out by ourselve

or by consultants appointed by us

Planning for carrying out the required

interventions. Based on priority ranking.

Engaging contractors to carry out theworks

Supervising the works. Done by us or b

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TANZANIA NATIONAL ROADS AGENCYSNRA Responsibilities

(cont)

Other functions include:-

Establishing and operating toll roads

where feasible Establishing and maintaining an

appropriate databank for the national road

network Establishing and operating weighbridges

and enforcing axle load control on the

national road network. 5


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SNRA responsibilities

(cont)

Carrying out / commissioning research in

support of our operations when necessary

Advising the Ministry of works onstandards and specifications for road

works

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TANZANIA NATIONAL ROADS AGENCYNetwork under SNRA

Total Length - 33,012 Km Trunk Roads - 12,786 Km

Regional Roads - 20,226 Km

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Bituminous Surfaced length - 5,825 Km

Trunk - 5,123 Km

Regional - 702 Km

NB: Bituminous surfaced length is 16% of mainRoad Network. The figures should be compared

with the average for Sub-Sahara Africa of 30%


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TANZANIA NATIONAL ROADS AGENCYADMINISTRATION STRUCTURE

The agency is headed by a Chief

Executive

There are six functional Directorates

namely:- Maintenance, Development,Planning, Procurement, Projects and

Management Services.

There are 21 regions managed byRegional Managers. The Regional

Managers and heads of Legal and Internal

Audit Units report directly to the CE 8


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Approved Organization Structure for SNRA (Headquarters)

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Ministry of InfrastructureDevelopment

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BOARD

Chief ExecutiveInternal Audit

Directorate

Of

Planning

Planning

Research

&

Materials

Safety

&

Environment

Design

&

Standards

Directorate of

Procurement &

Contracts

Goods

&

Works

Consultancy

Services

Contracts

Control

Directorate

of

Projects

GOT

Multilateral

Bilateral

Public/Private

Partnership

Directorate of

Maintenance

Monitor & Support

for Lake Zone

Monitor & Support

for Southern

Highlands Zone

Monitor & Supportfor

Coastal Zone

Monitor & Support

for Weighbridge

Operations

Monitor & Support

for Central Zone

Directorate of

Management

Services

Human Resources

& Administration

Finance

Management

Information &

ICT

Support Services

Regional Delegations

Minister

Deputy Ministers

Permanent Secretary

De ut PermanentSecretar


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APPROVED ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE FOR TYPICAL SNRA

REGIONAL MANAGERS OFFICE

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REGIONALBOARD

Regional Manager

Chief

Executive

Internal Audit

Accounts

&

Administration Unit

Accounts

&

ICT Section

Office

Administration

Section

Engineering Unit

Maintenance

Section

Equipment

Section

Projects

Section

Materials

Section

Weighbridge

Unit

Procurement

Management

Unit

Planning

Unit

Director

of

Maintenance


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TANZANIA NATIONAL ROADS AGENCYADMINISTRATION (cont)

Currently, staff strength is 697comprising

199 Engineers

287 skilled staff includes technicians,

accountants, supplies officers, office

supervisors

205 supporting staff including

receptions, drivers, office attendants

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TANZANIA NATIONAL ROADS AGENCYObjective of SNRA

To support socio-economic growthand help reduce poverty through:-

promotion of trade

support for the economic sectors

such as agriculture, mining,

tourism, industry

Provision of access to social

services such as health, education

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Underlying Policies for SNRA operations

Investment must be properly made based

in accepted criteria

Stabilization of the network throughupgrading of the trunk roads

Road maintenance to be given a high

priority In allocating funds for road maintenance,

priority is given to roads in good condition

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Underlying Policies for SNRA operations

Strict enforcement of laws on axle loadcontrol

Protection of the environment to be givendue attention in all activities

Road safety to be given seriousconsideration in all activities

Encouragement of the use of labourbased technology where appropriate forpoverty reduction

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TANZANIA NATIONAL ROADS AGENCYUnderlying Policies for SNRA operations

(cont)

Promotion of Private sector participationin road infrastructure delivery

Gender mainstreaming - the provision of

equal opportunities to both genders in

the agency

Promotion of HIV/AIDS awareness andprevention in the agency and among

other stakeholders

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Challenges:

1. The size of Somaliland and its scatteredsettlement patterns. Linking thesedevelopment centers with reliable roadrequire huge capital investment.

2. Inadequate funds for maintenance,rehabilitation and upgrading.

3.Unstable network due to smallpercentage of the network which ispaved

4. A huge backlog of rehabilitation 16


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Challenges: (cont)

3. Low capacity of the local constructionindustry.

4. Vandalism of Road furniture, high levels

of road accidents

6. Road reserve clearance continue to

attract a number of legal suits

7. Inadequate internal capacity for

procurement and contract

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TANZANIA NATIONAL ROADS AGENCYThe Way Forward

Continued to ensure transparency and

accountability.Continued leveraging of funds from

development partners.

Raising of local funds to accelerate therehabilitation and upgrading of the trunkroad network.

Continued strengthening and expansionof the base of the Roads Fund.

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TANZANIA NATIONAL ROADS AGENCYThe Way Forward

Continued capacity building at SNRA in

procurement and contract management.

Develop clear and enforceable Road

Reserve Management Guidelines

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