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Export Processing Zone Study 1.  Rationale for the Study: The overall objective of the EPZ study is to gather and analyze pertinent data with respect to creating an enabling environment for EPZ in Tanzania and to make recommendations to the Government of Tanzania, which will assist it in deciding on the viability of such export processing zone programme. In exploring the viability of EPZs in Tanzania, the Government is not only bent on broader export incentives than those currently being offered in the country, but will also ensure that the EPZ regime offers opportunities to attract and retain export-oriented foreign investment. 2.  Specific objectives : The specific objective of the study is to determine the potential for setting up export processing zones in the country by carrying out a techno-economic feasibility study, which will serve GOT as a decision -making tool.
Mchuchuma Colliery and Power Plant Study The objective of the proposed study is to establish techno-conomic viability of coal production and setting up of a coal fired thermal power station with a capacity of 4x100 MW to supplement the national power grid.
Tanzania – Poverty Reduction Support Loan II (PRSL II) Tanzanie – Deuxième prêt d’appui à la Réduction de la Pauvreté (PRSL II) The proposed loan, amounting to UA 50 million, is aimed at providing budget support to the Government of Tanzania during the fiscal year 2006/07. It is designed to help the Government implement its Poverty Reduction Strategy and reach the goals articulated in the strategy. The implementation of the strategy will also help in realising the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The loan will support key policy actions outlined in the National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (NSGRP) and will augment the resources that other donors are providing targeted at poverty reduction programmes. It will focus on policy actions in the following thematic areas: (i) the promotion of an enabling environment for rural development; (ii) the promotion of an enabling environment for private sector development; and (iii) improving the quality of life and social well-being. PRSL II will be implemented over 18 months. Le prêt proposé, d'un montant de 50 millions d'UC, vise à fournir un appui budgétaire au gouvernement tanzanien au cours de l'exercice 2006/07. Il est conçu pour aider le gouvernement à mettre en œuvre sa stratégie de réduction de la pauvreté et à atteindre les objectifs énoncés dans la stratégie. La mise en œuvre de la stratégie contribuera également à la réalisation des objectifs du Millénaire pour le développement (OMD). Le prêt soutiendra les actions politiques clés décrites dans la stratégie nationale de croissance et de réduction de la pauvreté (NSGRP) et augmentera les ressources que d'autres donateurs fournissent aux programmes de réduction de la pauvreté. Il se concentrera sur les actions politiques dans les domaines thématiques suivants: (i) la promotion d'un environnement favorable au développement rural; (ii) la promotion d'un environnement favorable au développement du secteur privé; et (iii) l’amélioration de la qualité de la vie et le bien-être social. Le PRSL II sera mis en œuvre sur 18 mois. The objective of the loan is to provide the Government of Tanzania with direct budget support to assist in implementing its Poverty Reduction Strategy, known as the National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (NSGRP). The ultimate objective is to reduce poverty and improve the country’s social indicators. L'objectif de ce prêt est de fournir au gouvernement tanzanien un appui budgétaire direct pour l'aider à mettre en œuvre sa stratégie de réduction de la pauvreté, connue sous le nom de stratégie nationale de croissance et de réduction de la pauvreté (NSGRP). L’objectif ultime est de réduire la pauvreté et d’améliorer les indicateurs sociaux du pays.
Tanzania - Dodoma Water Drainage Sewerage I Tanzanie - Dodoma Eau Drainage Assainissement I Les installations du projet permettront d'améliorer les conditions sanitaires de la ville actuelle en fournissant aux habitants une source sûre d'approvisionnement en eau, des égouts et un système  de protection contre les inondations. Le projet favorisera ainsi l'urbanisation rapide de la capitale nationale où seront contruits des bâtiments ministériels et des habitations pour les fonction- naires dans le quartier de Kikuyu.
Grant Feasibility Study for Caustic Soda 1. Overall objectives: The objective of the study is to determine the economic viability, and technical and financial feasibility of the Soda deposit in Lake Natron. Given the significance of environmental concerns, the study included an environmental assessment to identify risks and opportunities in order to draw up an appropriate plan for mitigating the environment surrounding Lake Natron. 2.  Specific objectives: The specific objective of the study is to determine the techno- economic viability of the proposed Caustic Soda/Soda Ash plant based on the soda reserves in Lake Natron in order to serve the domestic demand and to cater for markets in COMESA/SADC countries.
Smallholder Irrigated Rice Project The project aims at achieving the following objectives: -increase rice production for local consumption and thus reduce rice import costs; -settle farmers in permanent villages with relatively high assured income and to facilitate provision of social amenities; -develop the capacity of the Ministry of agriculture to construct and develop other smallholder irrigation schemes; -create employment opportunities and improve skills in rural areas.
Tanzania - Rural electrification Newala - Masasi project The project aims at providing a centrally controlled electrical network for the three rural towns of Newala, Masasi and Nachingwea and also power for pumping water to serve more than 200,000 people of the Makonde Plateau. The project would provide motive power for processing cashew nuts and other foreign exchange earning agro-industries and would also serve to build up electr cal load so that the proposed extentsion of the hydro-based national grid to these remote areas may become economically and financially justifiable.
Morogoro Village Irrigation Study The objective of the study will be to determine the technical feasibility and economic viability of proceeding with project preparation and appraisal.
Airport Study Overall Objective: To determine priority investments in the air transport sub-sector. Specific Objectives: To determine in detail the social, economic, financial, technical and environmental viability of the improvement of international and a selected number of domestic airports. Subject to feasibility study results, carry out a detailed design and prepare tender documents for a limited number of airports.
Third Line of Credit to Tib The rural development programme, referred to as villagisation, initiated in 1977 involves the establishment of a large number of small-and medium-scale enterprises. Such enterprises, under the Third five-year Development Plan, aim principally at producing essential commodities for people, using local resources and creating jobs.
Vocational Training Project 1.  Overall Objectives:      The project aims at training craftmen and technicians: 450 per     year.  2.  Specific Objectives:      The project will improve the access of Vocational Training     Centres strengthen the trade testing programme by providing     students hostels staff housing, and additional equipment.
Tanzania - Zanzibar Road Study The Zanzibar Road Study falls on the Bank’s effort to improve the transport sector in Tanzania as well as in assisting in the implementation of the economic recovery programme. The study consists of: (i) Preparation of the feasibility study; (ii) Detailed engineering design including the preparation of tender documents for the selected roads. It will extend the operations in this sector to Zanzibar, which has so far not benefited from the past operations. The ultimate project is likely to involve a combination of rehabilitation and upgrading which are recognized as priority areas in the transport policy. L'étude sur la route de Zanzibar s'inscrit dans le cadre des efforts déployés par la Banque pour améliorer le secteur des transports en Tanzanie et pour aider à la mise en œuvre du programme de redressement économique. L'étude se compose de : (i) Préparation de l'étude de faisabilité ; (ii) Conception technique détaillée, y compris la préparation des documents d'appel d'offres pour les routes sélectionnées. Elle étendra les opérations dans ce secteur à Zanzibar qui, jusqu'à présent, n'a pas bénéficié des opérations antérieures. Le projet final est susceptible d'impliquer une combinaison de réhabilitation et de modernisation qui sont reconnues comme des domaines prioritaires dans la politique des transports. The objectives of the study are to carry out (i) updating of the feasibility study including EIA and (ii) detailed engineering design including the preparation of tender documents for roads selected based on the results of the feasibility study. Les objectifs de l'étude sont de réaliser (i) la mise à jour de l'étude de faisabilité, y compris l'EIE et (ii) la conception technique détaillée, y compris la préparation des documents d'appel d'offres pour les routes sélectionnées sur la base des résultats de l'étude de faisabilité. The direct benefits of the study are that the Government will be able to mobilise finance for the construction phase of the project. The subsequent improvement/rehabilitation will contribute significantly to the reduction of the road transport costs in Zanzibar. Les avantages directs de l'étude sont que le gouvernement sera en mesure de mobiliser des fonds pour la phase de construction du projet. L'amélioration / la réhabilitation qui en résultera contribuera de manière significative à la réduction des coûts du transport routier à Zanzibar.
Tanzania - Supplementary Financing Mechanism To reduce Tanzania's high debt burden and thus release resources for poverty oriented development programmes.
ROUTE DE MINGOYO-MASASI (P) Route de Mingoyo-Masasi (P) Le projet consiste à améliorer une route existante en la trans- formant en une route à deux voies comportant un revêtement bi-couche. Cette route relie Mingoyo à Masasi via Nanganga (118 km). Le projet comprend également des prestations d'ingénieurs conseils qui effectueront sur place le contrôle et la surveillance des travaux de construction.
ROUTE RUSUMO-LUSAHUNGA (P) Route Rusumo-Lusahunga (P) Le projet comprend les parties suivantes :  a)  la construction d'une route bitumée à deux voies de Rusumo     à Lusahunga (93 km) dans la région de West Lake en Tanzanie.  b)  les services d'ingénieurs-conseils pour la surveillance des      travaux de construction.
Croatia - HIV - The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare of the Republic of Croatia Croatia - HIV - The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare of the Republic of Croatia.
Ondo Anambra ITN Campaign To support LLIN campaigns in Ondo and Anambra states, Nigeria. 27675074.00 (USD) funded by philanthropic donations through Good Ventures Foundation.
TRANSFORMING SOCIAL INEQUALITIES THROUGH INCLUSIVE CLIMATE ACTION Our project's overarching research question is: How do African societies design and implement climate action to improve sustainable livelihoods, and reduce both poverty and inequality? For example, all African countries need to adapt their food systems to be more resilient to climate change, but there are different routes to achieving this - such as investing in largescale industrialised agriculture or supporting small-scale farmers to be more climate smart - which can result in very different livelihood benefits across society.

Our second objective is to build a network of African-UK researchers who can bring deep disciplinary expertise to bear on this interdisciplinary problem. In particular, our project brings together two newly-established ARUA Centres of Excellence (CoE) on climate change and inequalities, with world-leading expertise from the UK, to form this network and to work at the nexus of climate change, inequality and poverty
IGC FCDO Jordan (JIERAP) International Growth Centre ñ Jordan (Jordan Investment and Economic Reform Advisory Programme)
The Centre for Tax Analysis in Developing Countries – Phase II The Centre for Tax Analysis in Developing Countries – Phase II (TAXDEV II): Combining Administrative Databases to Improve Public Procurement Performance: Evidence from Brazil
IGC DFID FCC Since 2019 FCDO has supported reform of the property tax system in Freetown. The project has identified and valued every property in the city, constructed a new IT system for property tax administration, developed a new bank payment system, invested in popular outreach, created appeals process and supported participatory budgeting and broader capacity building with the City Council.
IGC FCDO Property Tax (SLE) The IGC, through the State Fragility initiative, has been engaged in Yemen since August 2020. Working closely with the Executive Bureau for the Acceleration of Aid Absorption and Support for Policy Reforms, located in the Prime Ministerís Office in Aden, and have facilitated consultations on key economic issues with parties to the conflict and independent experts.
Peace and Conflict Resolution Evidence Platform The ‘Peace and Conflict Resolution Evidence Platform’ (PCREP) will provide a world-class ‘Platform’ for delivering research and tracking data on conflict and its resolution. It will support more effective intervention in the most protracted conflicts, deepen engagement where post-conflict recovery is backtracking and enable prevention where tensions escalate.
IGC FCDO Cities and Infrastructure for Growth (SLE) Approval of additional funding for ICTD and IGC-led property tax programme in Sierra Leone. The requested funding would ensure the continuation of the innovative reform program undertaken in Freetown while also supporting a pilot program to expand the reform initiative to Kenema.
IGC Electronic Fiscal Devices in Tanzania Tax forms a major part of IGC‚Äôs state effectiveness research theme and we have commissioned frontier research on issues related to tax design, tax enforcement, tax morale, tax administration and local taxation in developing countries. This project is focussed on unlocking the potential of the data collected by EFDs and how that data can enhance the tax enforcement capacity of the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA).
Identifying and Deterring the Theft of Medical Drugs in Malawi Drug theft is one of the most common and lucrative forms of public corruption within the health sector of many developing countries. In addition to the growth-inhibiting and poverty-inducing effects that accompany corruption, drug theft slows the fight against preventable diseases like malaria and bacterial infection. In collaboration with the Drug Theft Investigations Unit at the Malawi Ministry of Health, we will experimentally evaluate whether top-down audits and bottom-up community monitoring can reduce drug theft. Additionally, we introduce a novel measurement protocol that uses radio and GPS tracking devices to measure rates of theft at different levels of the medications supply chain. This allows us to move beyond existing studies of corruption that focus on changes in corruption levels to present evidence demonstrating how anti-corruption interventions displace corruption to other parts of the system. Our project directly builds on existing anti-corruption priorities among development stakeholders in Malawi.
IGC FCDO Yemen Executive Bureau Support II The IGC, through the State Fragility initiative, has been engaged in Yemen since August 2020. Working closely with the Executive Bureau for the Acceleration of Aid Absorption and Support for Policy Reforms, located in the Prime Minister‚Äôs Office in Aden, and have facilitated consultations on key economic issues with parties to the conflict and independent experts.
GCRF Trade, Development and the Environment Hub This project will provide the data, analyses, ideas and partnerships to accelerate the transition to a sustainable global trade system that reduces impacts on biodiversity and people, increases the social benefits of wildlife use and agricultural production, and fulfils the SDG's mission to �leave no-one behind�. This TRADE hub will develop new and long-overdue areas of cross-disciplinary science to analyse, understand, and increase the traceability and transparency of impacts for sub-national, national and global trade flows. It will, in parallel, and adopting a model of co-design, facilitate collaborations among research groups and private and public sector institutions working on trade within and across continents, and between Developing Countries and the UK. These collaborations will enhance the relevance, and promote the uptake, of our research, supporting decision-makers at all scales to develop and implement relevant policy and regulations. The scale of the challenge and time-frames associated with transitions in a complex trade system mean that large-scale impacts are only likely to be realised after the end of the hub. A key outcome will thus be to ensure that significant capacity and momentum is built across our partnership to continue the work on public policy and industry engagement well into the future.
IGC FCDO Yemen Executive Bureau Support I The IGC, through the State Fragility initiative, has been engaged in Yemen since August 2020. Working closely with the Executive Bureau for the Acceleration of Aid Absorption and Support for Policy Reforms, located in the Prime Minister‚Äôs Office in Aden, and have facilitated consultations on key economic issues with parties to the conflict and independent experts.
IGC FCDO Bangladesh Transformational Economic Policy Programme Transformative Economic Policy Programme (TEPP) is a programme funded by UK Government‚Äôs FCDO with the aim to support the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) to deliver an effective, inclusive, and environmentally sustainable response and recovery from the COVID-19 economic crisis.
IGC Phase III The International Growth Centre (IGC) aims to promote sustainable growth in developing countries by providing demand-led policy advice based on frontier research.
Invest Salone - Reimbursables Invest Salone (ISL) is a 6-year, FCDO-funded Programme aiming to help Sierra Leone to realise the benefits of international trade, and raise the incomes of 370,000 people by 2025, by facilitating domestic and foreign investment in tradable sectors (such as agriculture, tourism, fisheries and manufacturing) through three high-level workstreams: • Investment climate reform, reducing the cost and risk of doing business in Sierra Leone, and; • Market systems development, using a spectrum of tools including brokering links between producers and buyers and technical assistance to develop innovative business models that benefit the poor. • Investment Promotion, identifying opportunities and making linkages to facilitate investment.
Invest Salone Invest Salone (ISL) is a 6-year, FCDO-funded programme aiming to help Sierra Leone to realise the benefits of international trade, and raise the incomes of 370,000 people by 2025, by facilitating domestic and foreign investment in tradable sectors (such as agriculture, tourism, fisheries and manufacturing) through three high-level workstreams: • Investment climate reform, reducing the cost and risk of doing business in Sierra Leone, and; • Market systems development, using a spectrum of tools including brokering links between producers and buyers and technical assistance to develop innovative business models that benefit the poor. • Investment Promotion, identifying opportunities and making linkages to facilitate investment.
Pacific Regional Integration Support Programme (PRISE) 11th EDF Pacific regional trade and private sector development programme-Pacific Regional Integration Support Programme (PRISE)
Pacific Biodiversity and Sustainable Land-Seascapes (Pacific BioScapes) Programme The proposed Action takes place within the framework of an existing Financing Agreement between the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) and the European Union (EU) for the implementation of the Intra-African Caribbean Pacific (ACP) Support Programme for ACP Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and Coastal Countries. The programme will contribute to the sustainable development of Pacific SIDS by supporting and improving the management and sustainable use of marine and coastal resources. It provides an opportunity to address critical issues concerning coastal and marine biodiversity, and ecosystem-based responses to climate change adaptation.
Safe Agricultural trade Facilitation through Economic integration in the Pacific (SAFE Pacific) The overall objective of the SAFE Pacific project is to contribute to improving the economic and social benefits for PACP states arising from stronger regional economic integration. The projects specific objectives are two-fold: 1) to increase intra-regional and international trade, and 2) to increase the private sectors participation in economic integrationTo achieve the objectives, SAFE Pacific will deliver the following outputs: Output, Sanitary and Phytosanitary services are improved; Output Strengthened competitiveness of sustainable agricultural value-chains in the Pacific.
Pacific Partnership to End Violence against Women - EVAWG The Pacific Partnership to End Violence Against Women and Girls (Pacific Partnership) brings together governments, civil society organisations, communities and other partners to promote gender equality, prevent violence against women and girls (VAWG), and increase access to quality response services for survivors.
Support Measures ¿ Cooperation Facility for Pacific Island Countries  ¿ Strategic Communication The action will support the implementation of strategic communication activities designed to raise awareness, understanding and perception of the EU and its partnership with Pacific countries, in line with the priorities identified in the Regional MIP for Asia-Pacific, the Pacific Multi-Country MIP, as well as relevant global and regional strategies.&nbsp;
Pacific-European Union Marine Partnership, Key Result Area PMU and KRA 1 to 5'' (PEUMP) <p>The Programme's overall objective is to 'improve the economic, social and environmental benefits for 15 Pacific ACP states (PACPs) arising from stronger regional economic integration and the sustainable management of natural resources and the environment'. The specific objective (outcome) is to 'support sustainable management and development of fisheries for food security and economic growth, while addressing climate change resilience and conservation of marine biodiversity'.</p>
Investment Facility for the Pacific  (2019) The IFP supports investment projects in the Pacific region in order to boost economic growth and reduce poverty, and to address climate change challenges.
Strengthening Pacific Intra-Regional and International Trade (SPIRIT)_PIFS The General Objective of the SPIRIT is to boost and increase intra-regional and international trade of Pacific countries.The Specific Objective is to strengthen institutional and human capacity to boost Intra-Regional and international Trade. To achieve the objectives, SPIRIT will deliver the following Key Results:1.Strengthening PACP governments trade and investment related institutions and human resource;2.Strengthening capacity to implement EPA; 3.Coordination and implementation of Pacifics Aid-for-Trade strategy 2020-2025 in each PACP country; including peer learning and implementation of Pacific Quality Infrastructure Initiative and Ecommerce.4.Development and integration of a statistical monitoring framework for Regional Economic Integration (REI)
Intra-ACP Climate Services and related applications in the Pacific - SPREP The Action will support the climate information services value chain with technical and financial assistance, infrastructure and capacity building. This will ultimately result in improved access and use of climate information and enable and encourage the generation and use of climate services and applications for decision-making at all levels in the Pacific region.