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News and Events
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Government of Tonga and Development Partners
Government of Tonga through its Ministry of Finance hosted the 2019 Government of Tonga and Development Partners’ Forum on 7th June 2019, at the National Reserve Bank of Tonga Building, Nuku’alofa Tonga. The Forum serves as an annual event conducted for the purpose of initiating the required dialogue between the Government of Tonga and Donor Development Partners in support of the ongoing development of the country.
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Government Development Loans Resume Today
The Ministry of Finance is pleased to announce that the Government Development Loans administered by the Tonga Development Bank (TDB) will resume effective today, 6 June 2019. The public is advised that the Micro Loans to Women will no longer be available from TDB. However, a new Informal Sector Loan Fund will be administered by the Ministry of Trade and Economic Development in a separate agreement with Ministry of Finance where women are still eligible.
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News Release - The World Bank
WASHINGTON, D.C., May 21, 2019—The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors has approved a US$5.5 million grant for the last in a series of three operations that are supporting the government of Tonga to improve the management of public finances, enhance government accountability and encourage a more dynamic and inclusive economy.
Tonga: Third operation to support economic resilience, transparent public spending and workers’ security
About Us
MOF is a central agency with key obligations as mandated by the constitution, laws and international agreements. As a result it has many stakeholders, including Cabinet, all MDAs, public enterprises, the private sector, communities and the general public. The expectations of MOF are covered by a host of legislation and regulations. In addition to the requirements of the TSDF, the mandate is also dependent on various sector plans and international agreements with development partners and other international agencies such as the 2030 Agenda with its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Our Organization Structure
MOF adopts the structure in order to deliver the outputs allocated to each division. The Minister provides overall leadership while the CEO provides overall management. Each Deputy CEO (DCEO) manages a Division (with its associated sub-program) reporting to the CEO who reports to the Minister. The DCEO Internal Audit also reports directly to the Minister on their outputs.
Result Map
The Results Map for the Ministry indicates the various levels in the results chain for the Ministry and its relationship to the TSDF. These support the TSDF Organizational Outcomes directly supported by the Ministry, feeding up to the relevant National Outcomes and ultimately the TSDF Impact. The outputs are grouped by the relevant divisions responsible for them, show by the abbreviation of the division and its output number. The numbers relate to the TSDF Organizational Outcome they directly support. Given the central nature of the Ministry, it also plays an important role in supporting all of the TSDF outcomes.
Our Vacancies
Intereted candidates who wish to apply MUST submit their letter of application together with CV, certified copies of qualifications and transcripts and any other supporting documents. Application of employees of the Public Service other than the Ministry of Finance are to be endorsed by the Cheif Excutive Officer of their respective departments. All applications are to be forwarded to the office of the CEO for Finance or send an electronic copy to email:recruitments@finance.gov.to no later than provided close date.
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