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Blue Economy Programme 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.
Advisory and supervision services for BEGIN component I: Blueprint <p>Advisory and supervision services to ensure that Component I of the Begin programme is implemented in line with the Financing Agreement and with the Strategic priorities of the Blueprint for Regulatory Reform. Begin component I supports the ministry of Industry and Trade to implement the Blueprint for Regulatory Reform through a programme estimate.</p>
Budget Support - Green and Smart Cities SASA <p>The Budget Support Operation under the Green and Smart Cities SASA programme aim to promote an enabling urban environment and enhance local revenue mobilisation and inclussive urban economic development. Implementation of the budget support will contribute to monitor progress (reforms) at central and local levels. Policy dialogy will ensure necessary reforms, country ownership and commitment, sufficient resources allocation and planning.</p><p>This Budget Support will focus on the implementation of the Regional and Local Government Stengtherning Prrogramme (RLGSP) and specifically focus on the three components nammely Local Economic Development, Community participation and local governance and service delivery.</p>
Support to the Coordination Unit of the EU - TZ Cooperation Contract related to: Support to the Coordination Unit of the EU - TZ Cooperation - The proposed Cooperation Facility (CF) action intends to contribute to all priority areas of the MIP and its Team Europe Initiatives. The contracts under the CF will support the EU top initiative of ¿Green and Blue Jobs¿ in Tanzania and focus in particular on its flagships (Green Cities and Blue Economy, both Team Europe Initiatives) and Enablers (Access to Finance, Gender and Digitalisation). EU investments will thus be fostered and respond to Tanzania priorities (e.g. foreign direct investment, major infrastructures, blue economy) identified in its main development strategic frameworks such as its Vision 2025 and Five Year Development Plan III (2021-2025). The action will also contribute to EU priorities as outlined in the New European Consensus on Development and ¿Towards a comprehensive strategy with Africa¿. It may contribute to any of the 17 SDGs of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Funds will be used to support (i) programming, identification and formulation of projects/ programmes carried out under the MIP, (ii) Ministry of Finance and Planning as the coordination body with Government of Tanzania and the entity in charge of Monitoring, Reporting and Verifying and (iii) Strategic Communication and Public Diplomacy, in line with the pitch developed in the multi-annual plans and Government priorities.
Strengthening community-owned Wildlife Management Area organisations to promote the sustainable management and equitable governance of natural resources and socio-economic benefits in Tanzania. Contract related to: Strengthening community-owned Wildlife Management Area organisations to promote the sustainable management and equitable governance of natural resources and socio-economic benefits in Tanzania. - The proposed Action intents to contribute to Specific-Objective 1.3: Support CSOs as actors of good governance and development in partner countries and to the achievement of the related result 1.3: Civil Society Organisations¿ (CSOs) ability to engage as actors of good governance and development at country level is improved.The Action rolls out the EU support to country-level CSO initiatives aimed at implementing priorities reflected in the NDICI-GLOBAL Europe, Annex III CSO Thematic Programme and the subsequent draft Multiannual Indicative Plan for the same. In line with the policy of geographisation, a majority of funds under the CSO MAAP 2021-2024, will be allocated under the Action to support civil society in partner countries in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and Caribbean, and in Neighbourhood countries and Russia. Activities funded under the Action will support a broad range of civil society actors including and prioritising, but not limited to, women and youth organisations, In the framework of the Country Roadmaps for EU and Member States engagement with civil society (CSO Roadmaps), all initiatives under the Action will aim at and contribute to strengthening civil society partner¿s institutional and operational capacity through a comprehensive approach; enabling and ensuring their participation; and on improving the environment in which they operate. Particular attention will be paid to CSOs capacities to benefit from the digital transformation which will pay attention to accessible digital technology and reduce the gap on access to ICT.
Improving accountability through fighting corruption and increased access to justice in Tanzania (IMPACT) The objective of the programme is inclusive development in Tanzania through improved transparency of governance and accountability of the state institutions.
''Agri-Connect: Supporting value chains for shared prosperity''  (Agri Component) 11th EDF The Action Agri-Connect: Supporting value chains for shared prosperity contributes to two NIP objectives within Sustainable Agriculture: i) generate agricultural wealth, through linking farmers to markets and value chains; and ii) improve food and nutrition security, through improved access, availability, and use of food. The Programme contributes to SDG 1, 2, 5, 8, 9 and 13 and is the Prosperity component of the new European Consensus on Development, which promotes sustainable agriculture
Gender Transformative Action in Tanzania: breaking the glass ceiling The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to accelerate progress towards gender equality and women and girls empowerment in Tanzania.
Digital4Tanzania (D4T) - Twinning <p>Twinning Programme to support the Tanzanian Ministry of Information, Communication and Information Technology. The Twinning D4T addresses the following areas: data protection, cybersecurity, interoperability.</p>
Technical Audit of Construction Projects in Tanzania <p>The Technical Audit is to support EU and the Government in following implementation of the construction projects</p>
Supporting Cities to prepare high impact investment projects in Tanzania <p>The objective of the action is to support the Local Authorities and the Water and Sanitation Authorities to prepare investment projects under the framework of the Team Europe Initiative (TEI) Green and Smart Cities SASA</p>
Expenditure Verification for 3 Grants CSO-LA/2017/ 382-975- (ACATI)-FORUM CC, EIDHR/2017/ 388-516 Corporate Human Rights and EIDHR/2018/ 402-662- These Rights are Mine Contract related to: Expenditure Verification for 3 Grants CSO-LA/2017/ 382-975- (ACATI)-FORUM CC, EIDHR/2017/ 388-516 Corporate Human Rights and EIDHR/2018/ 402-662- These Rights are Mine - This action provides the necessary support measures for the sound implementation of the Human Rights and Democracy Thematic Programme, the achievement of its expected objectives and results, and the measurement, analysis and reporting on its impact. More specifically, these support measures are designed to cover expenditures associated with i) the preparation, follow up, monitoring, control, evaluation and audit activities directly necessary for the implementation of the Human Rights and Democracy (HRD) thematic programme, including related information and communication actions, as well as ii) activities related to the overall visibility of EU actions and dialogue with civil society in the implementation of the Action Plan on Human Rights and Democracy. &nbsp;This action document frames the use of support measures, as envisaged in Article 24 of the Regulation (EU) 2021/947 establishing the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument - Global Europe and in Priority 5 ¿Delivering by working together¿ of the Multi-Annual Indicative Programme for the Human Rights and Democracy Thematic Programme 2021-2027.&nbsp;The objectives of this action will mainly be achieved through services contracts directly managed by the competent European Commission services. This is justified by the nature of the activities (trainings, communications, studies, visibility actions, events, evaluations or audits). A modest part of this action may be implemented in indirect management with an international organisation when particular technical area of competence is needed.&nbsp;As part of the Human Rights and Democracy Programme, this action will contribute to the SDG 16 on promoting, peaceful and inclusive societies, the SDG 5 on achieving gender equality and the SDG 10 on reducing inequalities. This action will also contribute to policy priorities on a participative approach to development and promoting equality for all women and girls.&nbsp;
Mwenga Hydro Rural Network Extension into the Kihansi  Basin Objective: To contribute to the long-term, sustainableimprovement of living-standards of the population in theKihansi basin, through the provision of renewable energy.Specific 1: To expand the existing Mwenga Hydro RuralNetwork into the neighbouring Kihansi Basin, in order tosupply 17 villages with clean, renewable electricity.Specific 2: De-risk TANESCO (non payment) exposure ofMHL
Communication & Visibility Plant Health <p class="ql-align-justify">The overall objective of the present contract is to enhance the tripartite partnership between the Tanzania, EU and the UN system in development cooperation related to compliance with international standards for food safety and export for both internal and external consumption and trade.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">Specific objective(s)</p><p class="ql-align-justify">The specific objective of the present contract is to ensure effective communication and visibility on the impact of EU's support to food safety sector through:</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Strategic guidance and support in setting up and keeping the Plant Health project communication strategy. Enhanced integration of communication in all stages of the project cycle.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Increase effective communication and visibility of the EU as a key partner and global player, and to improve understanding of EU cooperation and policies in the food safety sector mainly in Tanzania but also in the EAC region at large.</p><p>Harmonisation of communication expressions and platforms used to promote the programme in Tanzania and among stakeholders</p>
TA for support preparation and implementation of Grant Contracts in Pemba, Tanzania <p>The purpose of the contract is to support the EU Delegation in Tanzania in the design of grant contracts for the implementation of the activities under the Green and Smart Cities SASA programme in Pemba island. The support include identification of the interventions to respond to the needs (to be identified under the contract) for social facilities, local markets, basic services, drainage etc. Support also include preparation of the Call for Proposals, evaluation and awarding of the Grant Contracts and support to Monitoring of the implementation.</p>
Accelerating Reforestation for the Development of Households in Tanga (ARDHI Tanga) <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 contribute to sustainable forest management and wood-fuel production in Tanga through enhanced natural resource management and sustainable wood-fuel value chains.</p>
East African Community Project to combat terrorism and transnational organized crime in the region The contribution hereby proposed by INTERPOL is part of the wider action to prevent and decrease regional and cross border security threats across the East African Community (EAC) region. The European Commission approved the Action Document that relates to this in November 2018.The overall programme is designed as a regional response to the various and growing security threats across the EAC region and builds on existing initiatives, with the objective to accompany and extend the development of key synergies and complementarities. The action will rely on an increased regional security integration and cooperation by facilitating the exchange of highly valuable related information, supported by joint regional instruments and technologically advanced tools.The broader  programme will includes two specific objectives:Specific objective 1: Extended collaboration between EAC Law Enforcement Bodies (to be coordinated by the EAC Secretariat).Specific objective 2: Enhanced regional law enforcement bodies' abilities and capacities to jointly identify, prevent and track human and goods trafficking as well as movements of potential terrorists or wanted individuals (to be coordinated by INTERPOL).However, this particular action, managed by INTERPOL, concerns only specific objective 2.
Upgrading of the Mikumi - Ifakara road to bitumen standard - Kidatu - Ifakara section including the Great Ruaha Bridge <p>In the framework of the SAGCOT Agricultural Initiative and aimed to reduce transport cost of access to the Market from the Kilombero cluster to the Tanzanian national road and port network, this construction works focus on the upgrading of the existing 66.9 Km dirt road to the asphalt concrete standard.</p>
Technical Assistance for Contract Specialist of Infrastructure Projects <p>TA Contract Specialist is providing services to support the Contracting Authorities (Government and EU) and Supervisors implementing Infrastructure projects financed by EU.</p>
Zanzibar Value Web, Horticulture, and Income Growth (VIUNGO) Project The Overall Objective of the Zanzibar Value Web, Horticulture, and Income Growth (VIUNGO) project is to unlock the potential of the horticulture value chain, increase the value and volume of high-quality products to markets, and promote inclusive economic growth in Zanzibar.
QUALITAN: Quality standards and compliance programme for the United Republic of Tanzania <p>The project intervention will focus on strengthening the capacity of the Tanzania Bureau of Standards, including the functioning and reach of laboratories, standardization activities, ICT and management of information systems. Support will be provided to MSMEs to comply with standards. The action will facilitate MSME to access to compliance testing, reducing compliance costs whether in monetary terms or time delays, and facilitate market accessibility and cross-border trade. Ultimately, the intervention will also contribute to a better synchronisation of various elements of the Quality Infrastructure. </p>
Activity under preparation Strengthening Blue Economy Sectors in Tanzania (CA AFD) <p>Main objective: to promote pro-nature, pro-people and pro-climate ocean-based sectors in Tanzania, in the framework of recent blue economy policies</p><p>Specific objectives:</p><ol><li data-list="ordered"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>- Manage the ocean-related activities based on scientific evidence at national and local levels</li><li data-list="ordered"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>- Provide coastal communities and private sector with capacities and resilient infrastructures</li><li data-list="ordered"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>- Improve the governance and efficiency of MCPAs as cross-sectorial management tools</li></ol>
Improving income and nutrition of smallholder tea farmers in Southern Tanzania Overall objective: Inclusive, productive, competitive and resilient smallholder tea farming and sustainable livelihood, nutrition, and gender equality among tea farming families in Southern TanzaniaSpecific Objective 1: Sustainably improved performance and climate resilience of smallholder tea farmersSpecific Objective 1: Sustainably improved performance and climate resilience of smallholder tea farmers
Tuiwezeshe Pwani Yetu Programme - Promoting Resilient Coastal Communities and Local Economies in Tanzania <p>Climate change is affecting businesses and the livelihoods of coastal local communities which are already among the poorest in the country, and contribute to the deterioration of the coastal ecosystems of Tanzania. Prominent environmental challenges include floods, sea-level rise, coastal erosion, saltwater intrusion, fresh water scarcity, pollution and land use/cover changes, with an inadequate adaptive capacity of rural communities and of urban centres to the impacts of climate change. In that context, communities living in islands and coastal areas, including urban centres, need to access opportunities for jobs and more sustainable income generating activities, in coastal and marine economic sectors such as fisheries/mariculture, tourism, renewable energy, forestry, and other agricultural value chains. Therefore, the importance of fostering adaptive capacities and resilience of the coastal communities is crucial and worth pursuing</p>
INCLU-CITIES  Inclusive, green and sustainable local economy in selected cities in Tanzania <p>The Action will support a local sustainable economy in Tanga, Mwanza and Pemba, through stimulating availability of quality and accessible financial products and capital investments in key sustainable economic sectors and strengthening of local business development service provider ecosystems. The action will also support the the value chains of key sustainable economic sectors through improved access, relevance and quality of skills development and entrepreneurship promotion.</p>
Hapana marefu yasio na mwisho. There is no distance that has no end - Interfaith actors supporting positive norms, girls at most risk and last mile of advocacy to end child marriage <p><em>Hapana marefu yasio na mwisho. There is no distance that has no end</em> ¿ Interfaith actors supporting positive norms, girls at most risk and last mile of advocacy to end child marriage</p>
Carrying Capacity Study and Tourism Destinations Planning on Coastal Areas of Tanzania <p>Under this framework contract, an assessment of carrying capacity for sustainable tourism activities will be carried out with focus on three main destinations of Tanzania: Mafia Island, Kilwa and Saadani National Park. The initial study will inform an inclusive destination planning process to be carried out at local level, in collaboration of all stakeholders.</p>
Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Interventions in Kigoma, Lindi and Sumbawanga Towns The project will contribute to the achievement of the MDG goal 7.c concerning the urban water supply and sanitation. The interventions will concentrate in the three towns Lindi, Sumbawanga and Kigoma.
Activity under preparation Inclusive Finance for Growth of of Women and Youth MSMEs <p class="ql-align-justify">The programme will:</p><p class="ql-align-justify">· &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Enhance the performance of financial markets systems for increased access and usage of finance by women and youth MSMEs and other underserved segments.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">&nbsp;·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Capacitate women and youth MSMEs to increase their abilities to access finance through the formal financial system.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Support the review and development of policy and regulatory frameworks, innovative financial products and services, formation of private sector alliances, consumer protection and digital financial literacy.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Integrate elements of green finance, promote FinTechs, and support the microfinance sub-sector.</p>