March 28
Tanzania: New World Bank Financing to Boost Safety and Efficiency of Tanzania's Key Railway Line
vital railway segment linking Tanzania's capital, Dar es Salaam, to Isaka is set for major improvements benefitting nearly 900,000 people thanks to newly approved financing from… Read more »
March 12
Africa: Tanzania Economic Update - Overcoming Demographic Challenges While Embracing Opportunities
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Tanzania: Tanzania Can Unlock Important Economic Benefits By Accelerating Health and Fertility Improvements
Tanzania has made important strides in reducing infant and child mortality, but the authorities must act quickly to capitalize on this progress and accelerate efforts to reduce… Read more »
December 20, 2023
Tanzania: New Financing to Support Private Sector-Led Inclusive Growth and Climate-Resilient Development in Dar es Salaam
Today the World Bank Board of Executive Directors approved two new financing operations for Tanzania: a $750 million Development Policy Financing (DPF) operation set to support… Read more »
December 19, 2023
Tanzania: Urgent Reforms Needed to Enable Strong Private Sector-Led Inclusive Growth
DAR ES SALAAM, December 19, 2023-Over the past two decades, Tanzania has exhibited robust economic growth, surpassing many developing countries, even weathering the COVID-19… Read more »
December 22, 2022
Tanzania: Over 400,000 Students to Benefit From Improved and More Inclusive Education in Zanzibar
More than 400,000 primary students in Zanzibar, half of them girls, will have access to more a conducive learning environment with reduced class sizes and strengthened teacher… Read more »
December 20, 2022
Africa: New Financing to Support Inclusive and Resilient Economic Recovery and Improved Healthcare Services
The World Bank has today approved two financing programs for Tanzania totaling $775 million. The new International Development Association (*IDA) financing consists of a $500… Read more »