The Office of the Treasury Registrar (OTR) has set an ambitious target of 2 trillion shillings in non-tax revenue for the 2026/27 financial year, surpassing the government's projection of 1.79 trillion shillings.This shift focuses on maximizing returns from state-owned assets and reducing reliance on traditional funding.The OTR oversees 308 public institutions and companies, aiming to improve efficiency and financial management across these entities.Treasury Registrar Nehemiah Mchechu emphasized the need for intensified efforts to meet growing expectations.Recent performance shows a 30% increase in non-tax revenue from 1.028 trillion to 1.327 trillion shillings in 2025/26.Dividends from government investments contributed 800.5 billion shillings, highlighting the critical role of state-owned enterprises.President Samia Suluhu Hassan's agenda includes raising non-tax revenue's contribution to total government income to 10% by 2030.Public institutions must reduce reliance on government support and improve productivity.The Strategic Plan for 2026/27–2030/31 focuses on governance, investment management, and staff development.Success will impact Tanzania's fiscal sustainability and Vision 2050 goals.