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Tackling climate change and social protection by growing risk finance

UNDP launches engagement initiative to tackle climate change and social protection by growing insurance and risk finance in United Republic of Tanzania

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UNDP to support TIRDO's drive for accelerated innovation and technology adaptation

UNDP to support TIRDO's drive for accelerated innovation and technology adaptation

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UNDP Tanzania Signs partnership agreement with Clouds Media Group

UNPD and Clouds Media Group signed MOU to amplify UNDP' support in Tanzania in the areas of environment, governance & inclusive growth

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Using Crowd Mapping and Mobile Survey to unravel "Unfrequented" Tourist Attractions

The Accelerator Lab Tanzania and its partners embarked on a journey to understand the complexities of the tourism industry in the Zanzibar archipelago by using crowd mapping and mobile surveys.

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Stories
A "magical box" providing clean energy and safe water to rural communities

Rebecca 13 years old just like any other adolescent girl in rural Tanzania, has to trek more than 4kms four times a day to get about 8 buckets of water for household usage. Rebecca’s biggest wish is to have water access near her home. “The day that I can fetch water near our home, I will dance with joy!” Rebecca’s wish will soon be granted UNDP is supporting a project to install OffGridBox technology not only in her district, but nine other districts in Tanzania. The multipurpose OffGridBoxes will provide safe water and clean energy as well.

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We extracted data from citizens. Now, we are sharing it back!

A recent report by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) indicated that the African continent produced over 125milion tonnes of municipal solid waste (MSW). This quantity is expected to increase two-fold by 2025. The average MSW collection rate stood at 55 percent, while 90 percent of waste is disposed on uncontrolled dumpsites and landfills. 55% of waste generated was organic which could offer significant socio-economic opportunities for countries. Furthermore, It is estimated that 70–80 percent of the MSW generated in Africa is recyclable, yet only 4 percent of MSW is currently recycled.

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Call for nomination!

The Call for Nominations for the 2022 Growth Stage Impact Ventures (GSIV) programme for Tanzania is now open. The programme aims to identify, through a highly competitive process, enterprises from Tanzania that have developed at-scale products and services that contribute to the SDGs while achieving commercial success.

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About Tanzania

59.7

Million

is the population of Tanzania (2020, World Bank)

3.3

percent

inflation rate (2020, World Bank)

66

years

is the life expectancy at birth (2020)