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Rwanda Revenue Authority Going Electronic
17 Feb 2012 The Rwanda Revenue Authority is set to launch an online tax filing and payment system.

Mauritius to Modernise the Registrar of Companies
20 Jan 2012 The Government of Mauritius is set to modernise the Registrar of Companies.

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ICF Funding & Support

ICF provides a unique forum for the private sector to work in partnership with governments and development organisations to deliver a better investment climate for Africa, working on the premise that a faster growing, more prosperous Africa is good for all involved.

We have received financial commitments from a number of development partners and corporate investors. These funds are being used to develop targeted practical interventions and projects across the Continent. We continue to seek additional funds to enable us to increase the scope and impact of our activity.

So far ICF has received strong support from a number of governments from across the continent and is working on various projects in tandem with them. We invite applications from other governments and policy makers similarly committed to delivering an improved investment climate for Africa.

African governments are represented on the ICF Board of Trustees through NEPAD observers.

Our Supporters

African Governments - African governments are the key stakeholder and main beneficiary of ICF. We work in partnership with receptive African governments to identify priorities for intervention and develop appropriate practical responses.

Development Partners - ICF's development partners include the governments of Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, South Africa and the United Kingdom, as well as the Africa Development Bank and the International Finance Corporation.

ICF will continue to work closely with other initiatives and development partners to avoid any duplication of activity. We do not seek to compete with other organisations but instead strive to complement existing initiatives and fill any 'gaps' that may exist.

Corporate Partners - ICF is backed by a number of corporate investors:

In addition to providing financial support, ICF's corporate investors also provide their skills and expertise - for example, through the secondment of managers and specialists, or through the deployment of tested techniques and processes.

Business Action for Africa, the international business network established during the 2005 G8 Summit, also strongly supports ICF, and has stated its belief that ICF will play a key role in delivering positive change for Africa and its people.

ICF Project Activity

Cape Verde Comoros (via OHADA) Mauritius Chad (via OHADA) Ethiopia Tanzania Kenya (via EAC) Uganda (via EAC) Niger (via OHADA) Mali Burundi (via EAC) Rwanda Côte d'Ivoire (via OHADA) Guinea (via OHADA) Senegal Liberia Guinea-Bissau (via OHADA) Sierra Leone Republic of the Congo (via OHADA) Cameroon (via OHADA) Central African Republic (via OHADA) Gabon (via OHADA) Equatorial Guinea (via OHADA) Zambia Burkina Faso Benin Togo Mozambique Lesotho

Modernisation of the Judiciary - Zambia

ICF supported the government of Zambia to digitalise the Judiciary.

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Business Life Cycle Services - Cape Verde

A partnership between the government of Cape Verde and ICF enhanced administrative services for business registration, licensing and closure.

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Computerisation of customs department - Liberia

A project in partnership with Liberia’s Ministry of Finance, has computerised the manual paperwork systems in the Customs House and Port of Monrovia and provided basic computer training to 110 customs employees on the new systems.

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Tax dispute resolution - Mali

ICF is working with Mali’s government to improve the efficiency of tax dispute resolution.

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