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KIJANI PEMBA - Strengthening Urban Eco-Resilience in Chake Chake and Mkoani Contract related to: KIJANI PEMBA - Strengthening Urban Eco-Resilience in Chake Chake and Mkoani - The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to contribute to sustainable and inclusive urban development for the benefit of communities and businesses.it intends to create wealth and enhance the quality of life for inhabitants ¿ in particular women and youth ¿ of the cities of Mwanza, Tanga and Pemba. It aims in particular to improve the conditions for greener cities and decent urban job creation. This will be achieved through attainment of the following set of specific objectives:1. to promote an urban enabling regulatory and policy environment, to enhance local revenue mobilisation and inclusive urban economic development.2. to strengthen urban resilience and public services to urban poor communities, in particular in settlements.3. to stimulate a sustainable local economy in the selected cities, creating economic opportunities especially for women and youth.Policy dialogue will target key priorities and reforms such as fiscal decentralisation and local development strategies implementation. A mix of modalities will be used, mainly budget support and contribution agreements, and synergies with guarantee operations will contribute e.g. to private sector access to finance. Complementarities will be sought with ongoing actions from EU Member-States targeting local government authorities. It is expected that additional cities will be added to this Team Europe Initiative, with the benefit of hindsight from this first phase.
Pilot4 Research and Policy Dialogue Overall objective is to promote dialogue on economic, resources, policies and fiscal governance issues in Tanzania and to create a permanent platform for dialogue.   Specific objectives are to promote and disseminate high quality and evidence-based research in the area of economic and fiscal governance, to nurture debate among stakeholders and to increase research capacity.
Technical Cooperation Facility (TCF) 2 under 11th EDF 2nd phase of the Technical Cooperation Facility which provides a flexible instrument for Capacity Development, expert advice to strengthen EU programmes implementation and formulation, policy dialogue, visibility and donor coordination in TZ
11th EDF- Support to NAO office - phase 2 The programme will continue supporting the Office of the National Authorising Officer (ONAO) under a agreed new structure. The purpose is to contribute to efficient and effective programming and implementation of EU funded projects and programmes
Activity under preparation Technical Assistance to the Office of National Authorising Officer for EDF (NAO) in Developing Tender Dossier to Facilitate Procurement of Technical Experts for Implementation of the Programme of Integrated Approach to Sustainable Cooking Solutions <p>The overall objective to which this action contributes is to assist the Office of National Authorising Officer for EDF (NAO) in developing guideline for grant applicants for call for proposal (CfP) and relevant tender dossiers for procurement of experts to implement expected output 1.1 and output 2.2 in accordance with EU procurement guideline/procedures as foreseen in the Financing Agreement for the programme of Integrated Approach to Sustainable Cooking Solutions.</p>
LEG4DEV - Legume-based agroecological intensification of maize and cassava cropping systems in Sub-Saharan Africa for water-food-energy nexus sustainability, nutritional security & livelihood resilience. 
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND GALW To promote scaling of legume-based agroecological intensification of smallholder maize and cassava cropping systems in SSA for water-food-energy nexus sustainability that enables food security and livelihood resilience.
Strengthening Plant Health Services in Tanzania for Enhanced Food Safety The capacity of Tanzania to prevent introduction and spread of pests through food commodities and planting materials, such as true seeds, stem cuttings and tubers is weak. As a result, Tanzanian consignments of agricultural produce have been intercepted at international borders placing the country on trade alert lists.  This hampers access to foreign markets and deprives smallholder farmers and agro trade dealers of a much needed income.The effective control of trans-boundary pests requires
Transformative Governance for Blue Economy Contract related to: Transformative Governance for Blue Economy - Blue Economy encompasses all sectors related to oceans, seas and coasts whether based in the marine environment or on land. Tanzania and the EU have a strong common interest in promoting a Blue Economy aiming at the sustainable use of ocean and coastal resources for economic growth, improved livelihoods and jobs creation. Unlocking the potential of the ocean and coastal economies (e.g. in fisheries/mariculture, forestry, renewable energies and eco-tourism sectors) while preserving the environment and biodiversity for climate and disaster resilience will help (i) meet the objective of fostering jobs and growth, (ii) deliver on Tanzania's climate change commitments and (iii) comply with EU priorities and interests in the region. In order to have a maximum impact, this programme will focus on specific cities and ecosytems[1] covering the ¿Swahili coast¿ (i.e. the East of Tanzania from Kenya¿s to Mozambique¿s borders) and the islands in the country¿s Economic Exclusive Zone, including the Zanzibar archipelago.The Overall Objective of the Action is to contribute to green job creation through a climate resilient Blue Economy (¿Blue Jobs¿). It will focus on (i) the environmental protection and a climate-resilient sustainable management of coastal ecosystems, (ii) the support to sustainable and job-intensive businesses in blue economy, including productive uses of the marine and coastal ecosystems, and (iii) a transformative governance and policy reforms.It is aligned with the Global Europe instrument targets and goals on climate change action, inclusive economic growth and human development, and with the Global Gateway priorities on climate, energy, education and research. The action will involve EU Member States/ Development Finance Institutions (France, Finland, Sweden, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and the European Investment Bank), and will make use of various modalities such as budget support and blending/guarantees operations. It is therefore both (i) a flagship, directly contributing to the EU top initiative for ¿Green and Blue Jobs¿ and (ii) a Team Europe initiative, as was the Green Cities flagship (AAP 2021), both being supported by three main enabler: digitalisation (AAP 2021), gender (2021) and access to finance (2022). The gender perspective is taken into account through a preliminary gender analysis[2] that has identified key areas of progress such as access to education, finance, skills development, land and natural/productive resources. With a focus on climate change adaptation, such an action also aims at limiting future climate-related forced displacement.
IMF East Africa Regional Technical Assistance Center (East AFRITAC) Direct support to the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) Regional Technical Assistance Centre in the East Africa region, East AFRITAC (AFE). AFE will provide capacity development  technical assistance and training  in view of strengthening institutional capacity and skills to design and implement macroeconomic and financial policies that promote growth and reduce poverty in partner countries. The IMFs regional approach to capacity development allows for better tailoring of assistance to the particular needs of a region, closer coordination with other development partners and regional organisations, and an enhanced ability to respond quickly to emerging needs.
Expenditure verification of contract FED 2019/411-304 "East African Community Project to combat terrorism and transnational organized crime in the region" implemented by INTERPOL Contract related to: Expenditure verification of contract FED 2019/411-304 "East African Community Project to combat terrorism and transnational organized crime in the region" implemented by INTERPOL - This action is designed as a regional response to the various and growing security threats across the EAC region. The overall objective of the action is to prevent and decrease regional and cross border security threats. It builds on existing initiatives with the objective to accompany and extend the development of key synergies and complementarities, fully compliant with the EAC Peace and Security Strategy and Protocol as well as with the EU Policy Framework for Peace and Security in East Afr
Smallholder Coffee Development Project (SCDP) The overall objective of the proposed action is to contribute to an inclusive and sustainable development of the coffee value chain for enhanced incomes and improved nutrition status of smallholder farmers in Ruvuma, Mbeya and Songwe regions of Tanzania.The specific objectives are:SO1. Increased climate resilient production and productivity of quality coffee through equitable and efficient resource allocations.SO2. Increased incomes from improved postharvest, processing capacities and market linkages (smallholder farmers, small and medium enterprises  SMEs) and financial services linkages.SO3. Enhanced competitiveness of coffee value chain with supportive policy and regulatory framework.
Activity under preparation Conservation and sustainable management of coastal and marine regions of mainland Tanzania  (Pwani Yetu ¿ Our Coast) <p class="ql-align-justify">The <strong>Overall Objective</strong> of the project is to ensure that protection and sustainable use of marine and coastal biodiversity and natural resources contribute to a climate resilient Blue Economy in Tanzanian coastal communities and to healthy coastal and marine ecosystems.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">The <strong>Specific Objective</strong> (outcome) of the project is to ensure that mechanisms exist for effective, transboundary, participatory, and sustainable management of marine and coastal resources, leading to the conservation of biodiversity in the coastal region of mainland Tanzania.</p>
Programme Estimate 1 11TH EDF SUPPORT TO THE OFFICE OF NATIONAL AUTHORISING OFFICER PHASE TWO-Programme Estimate 1
Support to Strengthen Statistics in Tanzania Support to the TSMP and the provision of TA through the WB-Support to Strengthen Statistics in Tanzania
Tanzania's Economic and Fiscal Governance Programme - COVID-19 tranche SO1: Improving the comprehensiveness and credibility of the budget to maintain macro-economic stability and allow the Government of Tanzania to achieve its policy objectives;SO2: Strengthening equitable domestic revenue mobilisation and administration;SO3: Improving expenditure management for efficient and effective service delivery;SO4: Foster sound domestic accountability and strengthen national control mechanism to improve governance.
Funguo Innovation Program and Facility: Phase I Funguo is designed to lay the foundation for and unlock the potential of Tanzanian innovators and entrepreneurs to create Impact Ventures at scale. The overall objective of the program is that Impact Ventures contribute to the achievement of the national development goals and the SDGs in Tanzania by supporting the creation of more Impact Ventures (with a focus on women and youth lead ventures) to scale. In particular, the program will work on (i) access to 3rd party finance for portfolio Impact Ventures, (ii) am supporting Business Development Service providers (BDS) in the Innovation Ecosystem to generate more investment ready and scalable Impact Ventures, and (iii) improving the Enabling Environment for women and youth lead innovation ventures.
Expenditure verification of Grant Contract FED/2014/ 340-907 -Mwenga Hydro Rural Network Extension into the Kihansi Basin <p>Expenditure verification of Grant Contract FED/2014/ 340-907 -Mwenga Hydro Rural Network Extension into the Kihansi Basin. The period to be covered by the verification is from <strong>01/01/2015 to 31/07/2019</strong>.</p>
Supply and Installation of Wind and Solar Measurement Equipment Contract related to: Supply and Installation of Wind and Solar Measurement Equipment - The purpose of the proposed EDF intervention is to support Zanzibar authorities in the implementation of renewable energies technology, promote energy efficiency programmes and adequate regulatory and institutional development. 1.Supplies contract for measurement equipment to be used for data collection and modelling (wind and solar);2. TA assignment with two components:  1) investigate further options for renewable energy development and energy efficiency projects and 2) regulatory framewor
Activity under preparation Capacity Building and skills for a sustainable blue economy Contract related to: Capacity Building and skills for a sustainable blue economy - Blue Economy encompasses all sectors related to oceans, seas and coasts whether based in the marine environment or on land. Tanzania and the EU have a strong common interest in promoting a Blue Economy aiming at the sustainable use of ocean and coastal resources for economic growth, improved livelihoods and jobs creation. Unlocking the potential of the ocean and coastal economies (e.g. in fisheries/mariculture, forestry, renewable energies and eco-tourism sectors) while preserving the environment and biodiversity for climate and disaster resilience will help (i) meet the objective of fostering jobs and growth, (ii) deliver on Tanzania's climate change commitments and (iii) comply with EU priorities and interests in the region. In order to have a maximum impact, this programme will focus on specific cities and ecosytems[1] covering the ¿Swahili coast¿ (i.e. the East of Tanzania from Kenya¿s to Mozambique¿s borders) and the islands in the country¿s Economic Exclusive Zone, including the Zanzibar archipelago.The Overall Objective of the Action is to contribute to green job creation through a climate resilient Blue Economy (¿Blue Jobs¿). It will focus on (i) the environmental protection and a climate-resilient sustainable management of coastal ecosystems, (ii) the support to sustainable and job-intensive businesses in blue economy, including productive uses of the marine and coastal ecosystems, and (iii) a transformative governance and policy reforms.It is aligned with the Global Europe instrument targets and goals on climate change action, inclusive economic growth and human development, and with the Global Gateway priorities on climate, energy, education and research. The action will involve EU Member States/ Development Finance Institutions (France, Finland, Sweden, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and the European Investment Bank), and will make use of various modalities such as budget support and blending/guarantees operations. It is therefore both (i) a flagship, directly contributing to the EU top initiative for ¿Green and Blue Jobs¿ and (ii) a Team Europe initiative, as was the Green Cities flagship (AAP 2021), both being supported by three main enabler: digitalisation (AAP 2021), gender (2021) and access to finance (2022). The gender perspective is taken into account through a preliminary gender analysis[2] that has identified key areas of progress such as access to education, finance, skills development, land and natural/productive resources. With a focus on climate change adaptation, such an action also aims at limiting future climate-related forced displacement.
Beekeeping Value Chain Support Projec <p>The overall objective is to support the enhancement of the beekeeping industry's contribution to inclusive economic growth in Tanzania. The specific objective is to ensure that high quality honey produced in an environmentally and climate-friendly manner leads to increased market penetration.</p>
Tanzania Inclusive Digital Economy (TIDE) <p>The objective of the project is to engage and support the private sector, regulators and other development stakeholders to improve digital infrastructure, tools, policies and enable greater access to and usage of affordable, digitally-enabled services.</p>
Programme Estimate for IMPACT Contract related to: Programme Estimate for IMPACT - The objective of the programme is inclusive development in Tanzania through improved transparency of governance and accountability of the state institutions.
Make it grow! Horticulture for sustainable economic development in Zanzibar Global Objective: To contribute to more employment & increased incomes for small-holder horticulture (HC) farm-ers & other value chain (VC) actors, particularly women & youth, and improved food security amongst the population of Zanzibar.Specific Objectives:1-Strengthened, more profitable & sustainable horticulture value chains characterized by higher productivity of HC farms, less post-harvest losses (PHL) and functional linkages amongst VC actors;2-Increased consumption of nutritious & diversified diets and application of hygienic practices in food preparation amongst the beneficiaries;3-Strengthened organisational capacity of the Tanzania Horticulture Association (TAHA) to support & represent the HC sector in Tanzania.
Mid-Term Review AGRI-CONNECT <p>The main objectives of this evaluation are to provide the relevant services of the European Union, the Government of Tanzania the programme¿s Steering Committee members and all implementing partners:</p><p>· &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;an overall independent assessment of the performance of the AGRI-CONNECT programme<em>,</em> paying particular attention to its different levels of results measured against its expected objectives; and the reasons underpinning such results</p><p>·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;key lessons learned, conclusions and related recommendations in order to improve current and future interventions.</p><p>In particular, this evaluation will serve</p><p>- to measure progress to date, against initial objectives and expected results;</p><p>- to explain why progress is happening, or is not happening as planned;</p><p>- to provide recommendations on priorities measures to improve the programme during its residual duration in order to achieve the expected objectives, taking into account problems and opportunities, as well as on the opportunity of having a no-cost extension of the programme;</p><p>- to provide specific recommendations for the exit strategy of each implement partner, in view of ensuring that their local partners, target or beneficiaries can take full advantage of the support received;</p><p>&nbsp;The main users of this evaluation will be the EU Delegation to Tanzania and other relevant services of the European Union, the Government of Tanzania, the programme¿s Steering Committee members and all AGRI-CONNECT¿s implementing partners.</p>
Integrated Forest and Biomass Energy Solutions for Tanzania (IFBEST) <p>Charcoal is a primary source of energy for cooking in Tanzania with 60.6% of urban households using it. Its value chain further provide employment to more than 380,000 people in rural and urban areas. In Dar es Salaam, it is responsible for 50-70% of the national consumption of charcoal. Over 2.3 million tonnes of charcoal were consumed in 2012, and this is expected to double by 2030. Challenges in the charcoal sector are also largely driven by inadequate law enforcement, policy and regulatory capacity, and poor technologies. Over a number of years, a good number of stakeholders have been playing a great role in sustainable forestry management. However, these initiatives have not succeeded in addressing the trio of livelihood options for the rural people, revenue demand and targets by District and Central Government, and sustainability of forest resources.</p><p>The Action will address the dual problems of deforestation / forest degradation and unsustainable charcoal production. It will enhance sustainable forest management and wood-fuel production in Tanga Region.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><br></p>
MARKUP TANZANIA COMPONENT TanzaniaThis project will include the following results and tentative activities:TZ - R 2: Improved access and compliance with voluntary sustainability standards
MYA:INGO forum core contribution - small action credit Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
I have autism - small action credit Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
UNOCHA: Country Based Pool Fund-CBPF No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
Strengthening responsible inclusive finance practices and building capacity in Central America & Caribbean by leveraging SPTF’s global work Application of the Universal Standards for Social Performance Management (USSPM) by inclusive financial service providers can ensure that low-income and vulnerable people will improve their livelihoods as a result of client-centric financial services offered responsibly. The Social Performance Task Force is best positioned to promote the application of the USSPM globally - and with REDCAMIF in Central America &amp, Caribbean - as effective market transparency and self-regulation tool for the global inclusive financial inclusion industry.
SSD: INSO, NGO Safety Platform No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
Gobi Mirage - small action credit Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
MYA:Durable solutions & Camp Closure Str - small action credit Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
Promotion de la paix à travers le rire - small action credit Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
Advancing Sustainable Agriculture in Ukraine Agricultural production in Ukraine is unsustainable. SDC and Nestlé join efforts to improve agricultural production practices in two selected value chains which will contribute to an improved farm performance and life of farmers. The project will pilot a business model for farm sustainability with 10 farmers and 5 pre-processing lead suppliers. Good business cases showing sustainable farm performance and supply to pre-processors will be disseminated for potential replication.
ACF - Complementary food provision for reducing desaster and improving preparedness in Rohingya Refugee Makeshift Settlements and surrounding villages in Cox’s Bazar No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.
BIFERD: Bureau d'information, formation - small action credit Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
SC NAITS No description for this activity available at this point. Description indisponible pour cette activité.