MARKUP TANZANIA

Result 1 - International Trade Centre (ITC) Read more

Result 2 - Solidaridad International Civil Society Organization

Coffee, tea, avocado & other horticultural products, spices: https://www.eacmarkup.org/products

Result 1: October 2018

Result 2: Financing Agreement signed on 27 November, 2018

Implementation: Q4 2019

EUR 3.68 million

• 1. Enhanced awareness on sector enablers through market analysis and research
• 2. Improved access and compliance with voluntary sustainability standards

Direct Beneficiaries

• - SMEs in the priority value chains
• - Farmers/farmers associations in the priority sector
• - Relevant public/private institutions at national level as well as at regional level
• - Others to be defined

Other Beneficiaries and Partners:
Main Government Ministries, Departments and agencies, trade and investment support institutions

Final beneficiaries:
Persons employed in export-related businesses in the priority value chains

• 54% out of the targeted 200 beneficiaries are trained and sensitised on research studies on tariff and non-tariff barriers
• 147 SMEs are trained and coached on Trade and MArket Intelligence Tools 
• All planned studies to understand the demand and market opportunities in the European Union for sustainably produced products from Tanzania were conducted 
• 72% of target participants have undergone trainings on EU market requirements, demands and market opportunities
• 23 out of 35 targeted SMEs have been supported to develop business export strategies.

Ms Amina Shabaan
Ministry of Finance and Planning

ITC (Result 1): Mr Safari Fungo, Arusha

Solidaridad (Result 2): Ms Mary Mkonyi, Arusha