Kilosa, Morogoro Region—To boost local agriculture within the SAGCOT corridor, external sugarcane farmers in Mbigiri have commenced supplying sugarcane to the Mkulazi Sugar Factory in Kilosa. This week marked the first successful harvest and delivery of sugarcane from these farmers to the factory. By Thursday, July 11th, 2024, 300 tons of fresh sugarcane had been delivered, contributing to the…
Kilimokwanza.org Team Tanzania’s Finance Act 2024 introduces significant changes to the country’s financial landscape. Here are ten key points to understand:
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – June 27, 2024 – USAID’s Development Finance Corporation (DFC) initiative is making a substantial impact in Tanzania by leveraging local financing to boost the agricultural sector. The program, which extends partial credit guarantees to encourage private lenders, aims to support under-served borrowers in new sectors and regions, thereby fostering economic growth and development. Agriculture…
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – June 27, 2024 – Since its launch in 2015, USAID’s Capacity Building in Agriculture initiative has been instrumental in revolutionizing Tanzania’s agricultural landscape. By focusing on knowledge sharing, data collection, and information dissemination, the $31.9 million initiative has empowered key government actors and producers to drive economic growth and implement climate-smart agricultural practices. Recognizing…
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – June 27, 2024 – Since its launch in 2018, USAID’s Alliance for Inclusive and Nutritious Food Processing (AINFP) initiative, implemented by TechnoServe, has revolutionized Tanzania’s food landscape. By empowering medium and small-scale food processors in the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT), AINFP has significantly improved the availability of safe, nutritious, and affordable…
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – June 27, 2024 – USAID’s Advancing Nutrition initiative has achieved remarkable success in bolstering Tanzania’s nutritional status since its launch in October 2019. By strengthening the capacity of key government institutions to implement the National Multi-sectoral Nutrition Action Plan (NMNAP), the initiative has addressed the country’s growing malnutrition challenges amidst a rapidly expanding population….
Dodoma, Tanzania – December 5, 2024 Public and private sector leaders gathered in Dodoma, Tanzania, to chart the future of the country’s Warehouse Receipts System (WRS). The transformative workshop, organized by the International Finance Corporation (IFC), the Warehouse Receipts Regulatory Board (WRRB), and the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT Centre Ltd.), underscored the WRS’s immense potential to…
Dodoma, Tanzania – December 5, 2024 – A workshop focused on enhancing Tanzania’s Warehouse Receipts System (WRS) convened public and private sector leaders in Dodoma, generating substantial discussions and recommendations. Co-hosted by the International Finance Corporation (IFC), the Warehouse Receipts Regulatory Board (WRRB), and the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT Centre Ltd.), the event highlighted the following…
KITUI COUNTY, 4 th June 2024: Smallholder farmers in Kitui county have seen successwith the introduction of regenerative agriculture practices to their farms. This comesafter AGRA, in collaboration with its implementing partner the Cereal GrowersAssociation, introduced the Strengthening Regenerative Agriculture (STRAK) programin the county. The Strengthening Regenerative Agriculture program advocates for adoptingagricultural policies in county governments and resilience through…
Kilimokwanza.org The 2024/5 budget speech for the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries highlighted significant advancements in Tanzania’s poultry industry. This sector, crucial for the country’s agricultural economy, has seen substantial growth in various areas, from production to international trade. Here’s an in-depth look at Tanzania’s poultry industry’s key developments and prospects. Impressive Growth in Poultry Production The budget speech…