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. Building on previous GFG initiatives, it aims to enhance domestic revenue mobilization and public finance management. Achievements from GFG I and II include improved tax collection through collaboration between government offices, enhanced audit methodologies, and integration of revenue systems. Despite progress, challenges persist in revenue generation and financial management, hindering Tanzania's development goals. Tanzania faces challenges in domestic revenue mobilization and public finance management, including issues with revenue collection, expenditure control, transparency, and capacity. Despite efforts, revenue collection remains inadequate due to various factors such as a narrow tax base, unstable tax policies, low compliance, and high administrative costs. Additionally, expenditure control and transparency need improvement, with internal audits not meeting standards and weak follow-up on recommendations. The National Audit Office produces quality reports, but institutional follow-up on their recommendations remains weak. Furthermore, public procurement, while improved, still faces transparency and capacity issues. Zanzibar's public finance system is less developed than the mainland, struggling with accounting, reporting, and budgetary controls, necessitating reforms under PFMRP VI. The project's objective is to incr