AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAgriculture Finance: Tanzania’s agricultural credit guarantee scheme has mobilised more than US$300 million in private financing, helping 22 financial institutions lend to over 680,000 farmers and agribusinesses. Power and Infrastructure: The government aims to reach 8,000MW of electricity capacity by 2030, with renewables contributing 1,892MW; a new 92.3km transmission line is also planned between Mtwara and Tandahimba. Air Travel: Air Tanzania warned of delays and schedule changes through November 14, with three of its four Airbus A220s reportedly out of service. Climate Investment: At COP31, President Samia called for fairer carbon-market returns and more accessible climate finance, while Tanzania’s carbon monitoring centre offered support to a company exploring local carbon projects. Business Growth: GS1 Tanzania plans to expand barcode support to more than 18,000 businesses over 15 years, aiming to improve product traceability and market access.
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