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This chapter presents Burundi’s taxpayer education programme. It first gives an overview of the whole programme and its objectives, followed by a focus on one specific element, the taxpayer identification number (TIN) campaign in the informal sector....
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Burundi is steadily emerging from a deep socio-political crisis that has destroyed its means of production. The economy has grown an average 4% a year since 2005 but is still fragile because of its dependence on the primary sector, which is a major...
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The Arusha agreements in 2000 gave the country a period of stability. However, opposition boycotts of the presidential election in 2010 aroused serious political tensions. Since then there have been human rights violations, with extrajudicial ...
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Burundi's economy grew by 3.9% in 2010. As in previous years, this rate was below the government's target of 4.5%, mainly as a result of political uncertainty stemming from a series of elections in a politically fractionalised environment, as well as...
The Burundian economy witnessed a contraction in growth in 2009. The rate of real gross domestic product (GDP) growth fell from 4.3% in 2008 to 3.3% in 2009. The main causes were: (i) the ongoing effects of the international financial crisis; (ii ...
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