Kilimo Kwanza Growth Corridors: Transforming Tanzania’s Agriculture for a Brighter Future
Once upon a time in Tanzania, a visionary initiative was born, one that aimed to transform the nation’s agricultural landscape and, in doing so, improve...
Empowering Tanzania’s Agricultural Sector: SAGCOT Comprehensive Legal Guide for Seed and Input Markets
The “Legal Guide to Strengthen Tanzania’s Seed and Input Markets” is a comprehensive document that aims to enhance Tanzania’s agricultural sector by developing and implementing...
AGRA Grantee: Agricultural Research Institute Mlingano
Name of organization/ AGRA Grantee: Agricultural Research Institute Mlingano Project title: Strengthening Institutions and Capacity in Fertilizer Quality Control in Tanzania Duration: 3 years Amount:...
World Bank Fuels Agricultural Revolution in Tanzania with SAGCOT Initiative
[Dar es Salaam, Tanzania] – Bella Bird, the World Bank Country Director for Tanzania, Burundi, Malawi, and Somalia, in a comprehensive Q&A , delved deep...
Inclusive Green Growth of the Smallholder Agriculture Sector (IGGSAS) Program in the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT) Launch
AGRA President’s Remarks Venue: Julius Nyerere Convention Centre, Dar es Salaam Date: Friday, March 11th, 2016 Setting the Stage Hon. Mwigulu Nchemba, State Minister for...
SAGCOT Corridor Map
The Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT) is an extensive agricultural development initiative designed to boost agricultural productivity, improve food security, and increase economic...
Smallholders Front and Center
Because they aren’t satisfied with poverty as a way of life By Agnes Kalibata Across sub-Saharan Africa, roughly 70 percent of the population works in...
VAT Act 2014 harms horticulture
Arusha. A year ago, Tan-zanian parliamentarians endorsed the Value Added Tax Act 2014, amid fanfares and went home peacefully, little knowing that not everything that...
Weights, measures fraud costs farmers
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The private sector for stability, predictability
Dar es Salaam. The private sector in Tanzania wants a sta- ble and predictable regulatory environment which will enable investors, operators and custom- ers to...