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Activity under preparation Expenditure verifications for Programme Estimates, FED/2022/433-224 - Technical Cooperation Facility (TCF) phase 2 under the 11th EDF,FED/2021/428-234 - EU-EAC CORE Programme,FED/2019/ 412-002 for EAC joint response,FED/2021/430-034 for BEGIN Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: Expenditure verifications for Programme Estimates, FED/2022/433-224 - Technical Cooperation Facility (TCF) phase 2 under the 11th EDF,FED/2021/428-234 - EU-EAC CORE Programme,FED/2019/ 412-002 for EAC joint response,FED/2021/430-034 for BEGIN - 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
Building Sustainable Anti-Corruption Action in Tanzania (BSAAT) This action aims to reduce the role of corruption as a barrier to poverty reduction in TZ by improving the capacity & coordination of the criminal justice system in corruption cases, improving integrity & governance in the private sector & influencing social change through research & media
Improving access to Justice for Women through Legal Aid - IMPAWLA <p>The aim of the action is to increase access to justice for all, in particular for women and girls.</p>
Tanzania Energy Sector Reform Programme Tanzania Energy Sector Reform Programme - Tanzania Energy Sector Reform Programme
Activity under preparation Promoting Sustainable Blue Economy Businesses (CA GIZ) Contract related to: Promoting Sustainable Blue Economy Businesses (CA GIZ) - 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.
Technical Assistance for Institutional and Capacity Building of Roads Transport Sub-Sector in the United Republic of Tanzania The Technical assistance aimed at complementing to the SBS operations under the AGRICONNECT Programme. The TA will assist the rural roads implementing institutions namely TARURA and RFB as well as EU in ensuring that the SBS operation is implemented successfully.
Integrated Approach for Transformation of Tanzania Fuel Wood Value Chain <p class="ql-align-justify">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 class="ql-align-justify">The Action will improved forest ecosystem integrity in the target communities as a result of strengthened governance and regulatory frameworks for sustainable cooking energy solutions.</p>
Passport to Coffee Export (PACE) The overall objective is to promote a sustainable and inclusive sector development through a robust export oriented coffee value chain by 2023. To achieve this, the action has set four specific objectives (SO) which include: i) improving export oriented coffee sector; ii) increasing incomes through job creation; iii) enhancing food and nutrition security of smallholder coffee farmers; and iv) enhancing sectoral value addition and marketing.
Activity under preparation Mangrove and NAFORMA II project <p>Forest inventory is crucial in providing status of the resource base for planning interventions for sustainable use and conservation. The information generated through the National Forest Resources Monitoring and Assessment of Mainland Tanzania (NAFORMA II) will be a tool to support national forest resource planning, achieving sustainable forest management, halting and reversing land degradation, combating desertification, mitigating climate change and forest restoration.</p>
Activity under preparation Public Accountability and Transparency- CSO <p>Strengthen accountability and inclusive dialogue on financial governance to enhance enabling environment for sustainable development and growth in Tanzania.</p>
Investing in Business Enabling Environment (iBEE) The proposed Action will support: i) an improved business environment through enhanced capacity of the private sector for dialogue on the business climate with the government; ii) better export capacity and increased market attractiveness of Tanzania through the strengthening of services provided by the business associations operating in Tanzania.
Technical Assistance for capacity of government agencies for energy and climate data collection, management and synthesis <p class="ql-align-justify">Overall objective of the project is to enhance the sustainable development of the Tanzanian energy sector. More specifically, the project will lead to reinforce the energy sector knowledge and analysis by stakeholders (including private investors, academia and civil society organisations).</p><p class="ql-align-justify">Expected outputs:</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;EO1: Improved capacity of government agencies for the use of data to formulate policies</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;EO2: Improved data production</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;EO3: Improved data management and dissemination</p><p class="ql-align-justify">-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;EO4: Improved accountability, policy dialogue and&nbsp;M&amp;E of the Energy Sector of&nbsp;the Energy Budget Support funded by the EU.</p>
Tanzania Economic and Fiscal Governance Programme TZ Budget Support operation focusing on Economic and Financial Governance, implemented through a Sector Reform Contract (SRC)
From Octopus Closures to sustainable marine resource Management Planning; promoting equitable governance of tenure in smallscale fishing communities in Zanzibar and NE Tanzanian Coas Facilitating and supporting sustainable fisheries management and equitable governance initiatives in small-scale marine fisheries in Tanzania, East AfricaSpecific objective(s)-A minimum of 20 local fishery institutions (30% women) in coastal Tanzania are fully trained and are active partners with local authorities in collaborative sustainable marine resource management-Future capacity for collaborative fisheries management in Tanzania is supported by suggested policy revisions in line with FAO Voluntary Guidelines for Securing Sustainable Small-scale Fishers (VG-SSF
Improvement of Rural Roads in Iringa and Ruvuma regions in Tanzania LOT 2 - Kitiru Itulituli rd in Iringa region Construction works of selected rural roads in Tanzania, Ruvuma region aimed to provide an all year passable access to market and services in remote areas
Uwezeshaji jamii katika Usimamizi Endelevu wa Misitu na Nishati mbadala (USEMINI) - Sustainable Forest Management and Renewable Energy through inclusive community empowermen <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 promote inclusive, sustainable forest management and wood fuel production in four rural districts of Morogoro region, and improve the livelihoods of rural women and men through a sustainable wood fuel value chain with more efficient energy supply and increased income-generation opportunities, whilst reducing deforestation and mitigate adverse effects of climate change.</p>
Rural Electrification Programme - Support to Turnkey III in Tanzania Tanzania's electricity access rates remain among the lowest in the world, particularly in rural areas. The lack of reliable, affordable and sustainable energy services continues to be a critical constraint to poverty alleviation and socio-economic development. The proposed action aims to improve access to reliable electricity in rural areas through the extension of the distribution network. More specifically, the Action will contribute to the implementation of rural electrification programme of the Government of Tanzania and the Rural Energy Agency (REA) for the period 2016/17-2020/21, the Turnkey III. The EU support will contribute in providing electricity to approximately 3,559 villages in rural regions of Tanzania, with an estimated 193,306 new grid connections benefitting more than 1 million people. It would also help strengthen the capacities within the power utility Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (TANESCO) and REA to prepare, design and implement rural electrification programmes. The action will increase the quality of life in rural areas, bring clear benefits especially to women and children, and improve health and educational services. The action will also promote entrepreneurship through the productive use of energy and ensure linkages to other key stakeholders promoting rural development at large.
Global Expenditure Verification - EAC Contract related to: Global Expenditure Verification - EAC - This Action aims at addressing both supply side and market access constraints of some key export-oriented sectors, namely agro-industrial crops (coffee, tea and cacao) and horticulture, through interventions focusing mainly from post-harvest to export
To certification and beyond: Market access for sustainable coffee, horticulture and tea from Tanzania The overall objective for this action is to address issues surrounding effective use of certification schemes and use of voluntary sustainability standards (VSS) to improve and drive market opportunities for Tanzanian branded sustainable tea, coffee and horticulture products. The Specific objectives will include: i) improving domestic, regional and international market access for Tanzanian branded sustainable tea, coffee and horticulture products; and ii) supporting the adoption of identified voluntary sustainability standards.
Activity under preparation Call for proposal with 2 lots Contract related to: Call for proposal with 2 lots - 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.
Activity under preparation Support to PPD Busines Forum Contract related to: Support to PPD Busines Forum - Building a competitive, inclusive and climate-sensitive economy that responds to the needs of Tanzania¿s growing and young population, calls for an enabling environment with good fiscal governance and more inclusive financial markets that can mobilise and fund increased levels of investments. The Government¿s National Development Vision 2025 and Five Year Development Plan III (FYDP III) underline priorities such as reliable and increased financing, public financial management, good public governance, anti-corruption and improved access to finance.The flagships of Green Cities (AAP 2021) and Blue Economy (2022), both Team Europe Initiatives, will be supported by three main enablers: digitalisation (Digital for Tanzania - 2021), gender (Gender ¿Breaking the Glass Ceiling¿ - 2021) and access to finance, under the current action, named Finance for Growth (F4G).F4G aims to promote better fiscal governance and access to finance to catalyse green, inclusive and sustainable development in Tanzania. It is designed to create an enabling environment, which will support the implementation of EU flagships and other programmes. It will contribute to (i) unlocking broader and more affordable access to finance in a country where private investment levels are particularly low, (ii) strengthening the capacity of the public administration for raising revenue and delivering public services and investments and (iii) promoting accountability.The Action will deliver on the following key domains and objectives:1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Public Finance: Improve the effective, efficient and accountable mobilisation and management of gender- and climate-sensitive public finances. The action will focus on enhancing domestic resource mobilisation, public financial management and skills development for the data-driven and digital-transitioning financial institutions.2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Private Finance: Enhance financial market systems to increase access to finance. The action will support regulatory frameworks, innovative financial products and services, financial market infrastructure, and financial and digital literacy. There will be a specific focus on MSMEs, women and youth and the market segments of microfinance, capital markets, green finance and fintechs. These interventions will be complementary to the ¿Regional initiative to support African Central Banks through capacity building¿ and EU support to the Alliance for Financial Inclusion of which Tanzania is a member.&nbsp;3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Accountability and dialogue: The action will support anti-corruption efforts, strengthen the voices of rights holders and promote public-private dialogue on the business environment.The Action targets SDG1 (No Poverty), 8 (Decent work and economic growth), 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) and 17 (Partnership for the goals).In terms of modalities, budget support will support key reforms and a mix of procurement, contribution agreements and twinning grant will be used to build capacities of key stakeholders, with a strong reliance on EU expertise.
Second Phase - Productive Social Safety Net Phase Two (PSSN II) <p>The objective of the action is to promote women economic empowerment through improving access to income-earning opportunities and socio-economic services for targeted poor households while enhancing and protecting the human capital of their children</p>
Activity under preparation Gender and Blue economy blending facility <p>The Project will provide the following:</p><p>1. EIB Loans (¿EIB Loans¿ or the ¿Loans¿) to Financial Intermediaries: EIB has signed lines of credit of EUR 350m with a number of FIs. It is expected that these lines of credit will have one gender and blue economy component: a minimum 30% of the credit lines shall be allocated to private entities (Midcap, SMEs, and cooperatives) qualifying as gender or operating in the blue economy2.</p><p>2. Risk Sharing Facility (¿RSF¿) to finance Partial Portfolio Guarantees (¿PPG¿): credit protection on a portfolio basis granted to FIs when on-lending EIB financing to finance gender or blue economy sub-projects and companies to help mitigate the risk associated with the broadening of the FIs¿ activities in quite new sectors and clients for them. Risk sharing protection would be offered to FIs in the form of a ¿first-loss piece¿.</p><p>3. Technical Assistance (¿TA¿) dedicated to participating FIs and Final Beneficiaries (¿FBs¿) to build their capacity and enhance financial inclusion by mitigating the risk associated with the broadening of the FIs¿ activities in new sectors and client categories</p>
Implementation of the Tanzania Energy Efficiency Action Plan This Project is designed to contribute to achieving Energy Efficiency in households, industry and public utilities, and buildings through the implementation of the eight key Energy Efficiency actions. The Project is expected to help the country in strengthening Legal, Regulatory, Institutional framework, and administrative actions to support implementation and introduction of Energy Efficiency actions; help large energy consumers and general users to identify and implement quantifiable investments in Energy Efficiency; help in capacity and skills development, jobs creation and increase employability in the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy services and technology sector particularly for women and youth; and increase public awareness, access to information, stakeholder dialogue and visibility of financial, economic, and societal benefits of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.
Technical Assistance to Support Implementation of AGRI-CONNECT on Sector Enablers and Business Environment for Coffee, Tea and Horticulture in Tanzania <p>The purpose of the TA contract is to provide Technical Assistance to the Ministry of Agriculture in mainland, the Ministry of Agriculture, Natural resources, Livestock and Fisheries in Zanzibar, and other relevant national and local institutions and actors along the value chain to improve the sector enablers and business environment for the tea, coffee and horticulture value chains, within the framework of the respective agricultural development strategies. This area relates to the implementation of Result 1 of Agriconnect. In addition, the Technical Assistance will provide overall coordination of the Agri-Connect programme components and will lead programme Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning initiatives. This relates to ''Result 0'' of Agriconnect.</p>
One Stop Inspection Stations (OSIS) Construction works and supply of equipment for two OSIS stations along the Central Corridor in Tanzania.
Zanzibar Renewable Energies and Energy Efficiency 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
Cook Fund for accelerated market roll-out of clean cooking solutions <p>The aim is to promote clean cooking sector development, supporting innovation and, production and to help actors unlock capital flows across technologies and their value chains. The action will support new investment in new models of the distribution as well as business development support services and sector specific skills development, though establishment of a clean CookFund managed by a Fund Manager.</p>