International Cooperation:

  • Overview

 

MEMBERSHIP IN REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC GROUPINGS

  • SADC

  • EAC

  • UNDP

BILATERAL INVESTMENT AGREEMENTS BETWEEN TANZANIA AND OTHER COUNTRIES:

COOPERATION WITH MAJOR PARTNERS IN DEVELOPMENT

Embassies & High Commissions

 

Tanzania's Honorary Consulates Abroad  

 

Diplomatic and Consular Missions Accredited to Tanzania

 

International Organizations 

 

Overview

Tanzania is a member of International and regional groupings i.e, the East African Community (EAC), and the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC). The EAC is a Community of three Partner States, namely Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania. 

 

The EAC was establish under the Treaty which was ratified by Partner States on 30th, November 1999. The EAC entry point is establishment of a Customs Union and Common Market under which protocols for its establishment are envisaged to be concluded within a period of four years starting November 1999. Further stages of integration is the creation of a Monetary Union and ultimately a Political Federation.  The EAC aims at strengthening the economic integration of these countries on a selective and pragmatic basis, including facilitation of trade through harmonization of tariffs, payments, transport, movement of people, and harmonization of other areas of common interest i.e. political, social and cultural fields.

 

Tanzania membership to the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) was effected since its establishment in early 1980s.  The SADC is a Community of 13 countries, namely Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Democratic  Republic of Congo. The SADC Member States have recently ratified the Trade Protocol (25th, Jan. 2000) aimed at establishing a free trade area for the liberalization of intra-SADC trade in goods and services, and adoption of relevant trade laws (anti-dumping, subsidies, countervailing duties, and safeguards measures). The SADC free trade area is targeted to have been established within eight years starting September, 2000.

 

Tanzania is also committed in other bilateral and multilateral arrangements, like those within World Trade Organization (WTO), and African, Caribbean Pacific (ACP), and European Union (EU).

 

MEMBERSHIP IN REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC GROUPINGS

 

SOUTHERN AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY (SADC):

 

Objective:

To promote sustainable economic development and integration in SADC countries and to promote peace and security in the Region.

 

Main programmes underway:

Implementation of the SADC Programme of Action, which include the following:

  • SADC Statistical Programme

  • SADC Drug control Programme.

  • SADC Gender Programme

  • SADC Economic Summit Programme

  • Protocol on Immunities and Privilege

  • Protocol on Shared Water Course systems

  • Protocol on Energy

  • Protocol on Transport, Communication and Meteorology

  • Protocol on Trade

  • Protocol on Combating Illicit & Drug trafficking

  • Protocol on Mining

  • Protocol on Education and Training

  • Protocol on Tourism.

Contact Address:

SADC Secretariat,

Private Bag 0095,

Government Enclave,

Gaborone,

BOTSWANA.

Website: www.sadc.com

 

 

EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY (EAC):

 

Objectives:

To strengthen economic, social, cultural, political, technological and other ties for balanced and sustainable development of the Partner states (Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda).

 

Main programmes underway:

Evaluation of the EAC Development Strategy for the period 1999-2000 and Endorsement of the EAC Development Strategy for the period 2001-2005.  Initiatiaves and programmes which underway include the following:

  • Introduction of EA standard travel document/passport and issuance of National identify cards.

  • Establishment of EA Stock Exchange and capital market.

  • Simplification of customers documentation.

  • Reduction of internal tariff on the basis of Cross Border Initiative CBI recommendations.

  • Protocol on combating illicit drug trafficking in EAC.

  • Protocol on Standardisation, Quality Assurance Meteorology and Testing.

  • Observance of the rules of procedure for the summit of Heads of state

  • Observance of the rules of procedure for the Admission of foreign countries into EAC.

  • Observance of the rules of procedure for the Admission of observers into EAC.

  • Protocol on the establishment of the customs union for EAC is in the final stages.

Contact Address:

Secretariat of the Commission for EAC,

P.O. Box 1096,

Arusha,

TANZANIA.

 

Website: http://:hometwiga.com/eac

 

 

UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP):  

Objectives:

Improving and enhancing economic development and growth.

 

Main Programmes Underway:

Implementation of 6th UNDP Country Programme for Tanzania which include the following programmes:

  • Poverty alleviation Programme

  • Civil service Reform Programme

  • Capacity building for economic and financial management for sustainable development at central and local government levels.

  • Legal Reform Programme.

  • Good Governance Programme.

  • TCDC Programme

  • HIV/AIDs programme.

  • Local Government Reform Programme.

BILATERAL INVESTMENT AGREEMENTS BETWEEN TANZANIA AND OTHER COUNTRIES:  

Tanzania has already ratified a bilateral investment agreement with the United Kingdom and has signed similar agreements which are in the ratification process with the Governments of Sweden, Denmark, The Netherlands and Republic of Korea.

 

Advanced stages for signing Bilateral Investment Agreements have been reached with the Governments of Finland and Italy.

 

Areas covered includes agreements on:

  • Promotion and Protection of Investments.

  • Transfer of principal, returns, proceeds, payments, compensation and earnings.

  • Expropriation and Compensation

  • Compensation for Losses

  • Settlement of Disputes.

COOPERATION WITH MAJOR PARTNERS IN DEVELOPMENT

 

Tanzania like other developing countries has cooperation arrangements with several partners, the objective being the furtherance of her socio-economic development.  This arrangement is realized in the form of financial, technical and material assistance (grants and concessional loans for Tanzania). Key partners in development are:

 

BELGIUM:

 

Background:
Belgium-Tanzania Development Co-operation is channelled through Government-to-Government, non-Governmental and Multilateral channels. A new formal General Agreement on Bilateral Development Co-operation between the two countries was signed in 2002.

The current areas of focus for Bilateral Co-operation are:

  • Contribution to PEDP via the Basket Fund
  • Support to TRC: turnouts, container terminals, technical assistance
  • Social aspects of the fight against HIV/AIDS: youth awareness, training of medical staff, support to orphans
  • Support to the development of Kigoma and Coast Regions
  • Contribution to the Legal Sector Reform
  • Community based sustainable environmental management of buffer zones east & west of Selous Game Reserve
  • Primary Health Care in Karagwe District
  • Improved water supply in peri-urban Dar es Salaam
  • Extensive scholarship program for MSc & PhD in Belgium and Tanzania.

Belgian NGO's are operational in rural development (Chunya, Mufindi, Same, Kiteto, Simanjiro, Arumeru, Monduli, Muleba and Bukoba Districts), development of SME, micro-credit and vocational training centres.

Belgian Universities co-operate with several departments of Sokoine University of Agriculture in Morogoro, where also a special project on training of African hamster rats for detection of landmines (Belgian NGO APOPO) is based. Another special project concerns the organisation of secondary education for refugees in West-Tanzania via the Geneva based NGO Refugee Education Trust.

In multilateral context Belgium contributes substantially every year to UNHCR for the refugees in West-Tanzania. UNAIDS/WHO received funds for home based care of AIDS patients.

Poverty Alleviation:

This program is being implemented by UNDP through National Income Generation Programme  (NIGP)  activities.

 

Private Sector Development:

An identification study has been completed and it appears that the Tanzanian Venture Capital Funds could be appropriate institution.  The fund will be used to finance operation in Kagera and the Central Corridor.

 

Survival Fund – Ngara:

Assisting in fuel wood supply and reafforestation in Ngara District under the supervision of UNHCR and executed by CARE.

 

CANADA:

 

Background:

Tanzania Canada Bilateral Development started in 1965.  Canadian assistance to Tanzania is channeled through the Development Aid Agency known as Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).  The assistance is focused on basic human needs, women development, private sector, Governance and human rights.


Ongoing Projects/Programmes:

SECTOR

PROJECT

Infrastructure & Transport

  • TRC Locomotive maintenance    material

  • TRC locomotives  Assistance and Training

  • Kagera Telecommunication Centre

  • Hanang Aerial Photography
Education

  • Training fund for women

  • Community based for girls

  • Basic Education Specialist
Rural development

  • Hanang Participatory Development  Fund

  • Material and Child Health Project
Governance

  • Green Funds for Environmental Industries

  • Tanzania Democratic Development Project

Micro-enterprises Business development
  • Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDIA)

  • Canada Fund for local initiatives

  • Tanzania Reconstruction Fund
Others

  • English – Kiswahili Dictionaries

  • Tanzania Canadian counterpart Funds

  • Tanzania Program Support Unit

  • Study of Songosongo Gas

  • Food Monetization

  • Improving the planning and management of health sector
Regional projects

  • Decentralized Democratic Development

  • Southern African AIDS Training Program (SATZ)

CHINA:

 

Background

Cooperation between Tanzania and China started from 1964 in terms of soft commercial loans.  Current cooperation is focusing on Agriculture, Industry, Transport and communication, construction, mining, trade, health and education.

 

ONGOING PROJECTS/VENTURES:

  • Kiwira Coal Mine: A joint venture project with China having 62% shares and Tanzania 38%.

  • Urafiki:  An ongoing joint venture project

Pipeline Ventures

Mbarali rice farm: Jiangsu Agricultural and Forest Department - a Chinese Company has shown interested in a joint venture with Tanzania government.

 

Ruvu Rice Farm:Effort is being made to get a company for joint venture.

 

Ubungo Farm Implements (UFI):  A Chinese company called Tianjin Machinery Import Export Cooperation has  indicated interest into joint venture arrangements.

 

Mang’ula Machine Tools: Working out to get joint venture investors.

 

DENMARK:

 

Background:

Tanzania-Denmark Development Co-operation started in early 1960’s with the joint Nordic Aid Project.  Since then Tanzania has been one of the principal partners in Development Co-operation with Denmark. According to a memorandum of understanding signed on 7th August, 1995  future cooperation strategy is to shift towards sector programme support and  sector concentration.  In addition to sector concentration Denmark remains active in activities related to promotion of human rights – including women’s rights, good governance and democratic development.

 

Health Sector Programme Phase I

·        Integrated cost-effective packages of health interventions including HIV/AIDS and STD at district hospital, health centre, dispensary and community level.

·        National/District health transport system

·        Strengthening of key units in the Ministry of Health (MoH)

·        Human resources development, planning and management capacity at MoH. 

 

The Agricultural Sector Programme Support.

The programme concentrates on the institutional strengthening of farm seed production, small holder irrigation projects, rock phosphate research and environment conservation.

 

The Road Sector Programme Support

·        Truck Roads Component:

i)                    Improvement of  Dar es Salaam – Mlandizi road, Wami River Bridge and  Chalinze- Segera Road.

ii)                   Supervision and Trunk road phase II.

 

·                   Regional Roads Component:

Spot improvement of 150-200 km roads in the Coast region 

 

·                   District Roads Component:

Spot improvement of Rufiji District roads in Coast Region. 

 

·                   Institutional Support.

·                   Vocational Education and Training.

·                   Strengthening Co-operative and Rural Development Bank (CRDB).

·                   Development of Micro Finance.

·                    FEDHA Funds (risk capital for long term investment).

·                   Support to Trade Unions and business organizations.

 

Natural Resources and Tourism, Forestry and Beekeeping.

The Udzungwa Forest Management Project in Iringa Region;

·        Support to the Community based Natural Woodland Management project (Iringa);

·        Ngorongoro Conservation Area.

 

 

Environmental Support Programme:

i)                    Sustainable Arusha programme

ii)                  Village based forest and woodland management in Lindi Region.

iii)                 Sustainable Mwanza Programme.

 

FINLAND:

 

Background:

Tanzania - Finland Development Cooperation dates back to the early 1960s when the joint Nordic Aid project commenced.  The main type of aid has been project assistance consisting of financial or capital aid and technical assistance.

 

Ongoing Programmes:

·        Environment and Forestry.

This includes:

            -     The Tanzania Forestry Action Plan (TFAP).

 

-     The East Usambara Catchment Forest programme including the Establishment of Amani Nature Reserve, Catchment Forestry, Farm Forestry, Institutional improvement and Research and monitoring.

 

·        Forestry Research in Tanzania phase 1 –

The objective is to strengthen research and development capacity in the Tanzania Forestry Research Institute (TAFORI).

 

·        Zanzibar Forestry Development Project –

To address issues of rural poverty and inadequate management of natural resources.

 

·        Zanzibar Integrated lands and Environmental Management project (ZILEM). Focusing institutional development in the areas of land use planning, land management and environmental management.

 

·                                Water Development and Sanitation.

-            Mtwara and Lindi regions water programme.

-      Zanzibar Urban Water Supply Project.

·        RURAL DEVELOPMENT:

Rural Integrated Programmes Support (RIPS) in Mtwara and Lindi regions phase III.

 

·                                Rural Roads 

 

·        Education and Culture:

-          Education fund

-            Technical Assistance Fund:

-            District Based Primary School Education

-            Fund for cultural Activities:

·                    Refugee support.

·                    Debt Relief .

·        Good Governance

-            Local government reform and redeployment.

-            Support to democratic development.

-            Democracy Fund:

-           Tanzania Revenue Authority–Integrated Tax Administration Programme.

-            Support to Treasury Policy Analysis.

-                          Democracy human rights and equality.

 

GERMANY :

 

Background

First agreement of development co-operation between Tanzania and Germany was signed in 1962, which has facilitated economic development assistance  to Tanzania in the form of credit facilities and grants.  Apart from intergovernmental co-operation, other Tanzania-German Co-operation includes:

·        Volunteer Services through German Development Services (DED).

·        DEG Investment activities  (German Private Investment Co-operation).

·        Commercial and Trade activities.

·                    Non Project tied scholarships

·        Integrated Experts through Centre of International Migration (CIM).

 

2.         On going Projects/programmes:

            i)            Cooperation with Churches on social services projects.

ii)            Tanzania Railway Co-operation Projects.

iii)            Lower Kihansi Hydropower Scheme Transmissions line.

iv)                Rehabilitation of Transformers and high voltage switching Equipment.

v)                  Energy Efficiency Improvement Program.

vi)                Reform in road financing.

vii)               Reform in road Network management.

viii)             Urban Water Supply.

ix)                Hai Rural Water Supply Phase II & III.

x)                  Ngara – Karagwe Rural Water Supply Project.

viii)        Natural Resources Management

 

IRELAND:

 

Background:

The first Tanzania – Ireland cooperation started in the late 1970s between Irish Ropes and the Kilosa Sisal Carpet Factory.  From 1981, Irish cooperation was focused on  Kilosa District and starting 1990 the district of Ulanga and Tanga Coastal Zone were added.  The cooperation is directed towards poverty reduction, provision of basic services, gender inequality, natural resources and good governance.

 

2.0          Ongoing projects/programmes

·                                District Development programme in Kilosa, Ulanga, Kilombero and Muheza.

·                                Strengthening the Education Sector Development Plan.

·        Development of University of Dar es Salaam Hydrology Department.

·        Rehabilitation of primary schools in Kigoma Region (in refugee affected areas).

·        Health Sector Reform programme (human resource development)

·        Health Sector Basket Funding.

·        Improvement of food security.

·        Sokoine University of Agriculture Extension Project.

·        Tourism Training program.

·                                Conservation of Nature (Tanga Coastal Zone Conservation Program).

·        Eastern Zone Research and Extension Project.

·                                Support to Local Government Reform Program

·                                Contribution to poverty reduction budget support.

 

JAPAN:

 

Background

Cooperation with Japan dates back to the 1970s.

Current cooperation is managed under the TICAD process.  

 

Key areas are:

 

Infrastructure

·        Equipment for maintenance of Trunk Roads      

·        Power distribution in Kilimanjaro

·        Telephone network distribution

·        Dar es Salaam City roads

·        Improvement of Bridges in Lindi and Mtwara Regions.           

 

Health:

Eradication of Poliomyelitis for the under 5 years children                                  

Education:

Support to basic education including primary and secondary.

 

Water:

Improvement of Water supply and medical  services in the

refugee affected areas.                            

 

Basic Needs:

Poverty alleviation projects  in Agriculture, Water, and Health.

 

Debt Relief Grant Aid:

Tanzania repayments of debt obligations are reimbursed by the government of Japan to Tanzania’s Debt Relief Cash cover for importation of goods through normal commercial transactions.

 

Food Aid Programmes (KR I and KR II)

Resource transfer to maintain level of consumption in terms of food supply in the market (KR I) and supply of agricultural inputs and machinery for improving food production (KR II).  Food aid, normally rice, is sold to generate cash cover that is used to supplement government resources in financing development projects in the sector of agriculture and social services.

 

THE NETHERLANDS:

 

BACKGROUND:

The Cooperation between Tanzania and The Netherlands is over thirty years old. 

 

 

ONGOING PROGRAMMES/PROJECTS

EDUCATION:

Including Education support Fund preparation of the Education Sector Development Plan, Support to Children’s Book Project, Text book interim programme, Support to higher education, University of Dar es Salaam Economic Research Bureau,  Engineering Department, Research on Poverty Alleviation (REPOA), district based support to Primary Education, Support to Education vide the District Rural development programme mainly through SNV, and Fellowship programs (about 80-100 students undertake postgraduate courses in the Netherlands every year).

 

HEALTH

      Ongoing activities under the health programme include: National Tuberculosis/ Leprosy programme, reproductive health packages for the prevention of AIDS and HIV research and Social Marketing of condoms.

 

WATER:

              Water projects in two regions of Shinyanga and Morogoro involving the construction of shallow wells operations and maintenance.

 

LOCAL GOVERNMENT:

              Restructuring, management, consultancy and the introduction of the integrated financial management system (Platinum) in eleven districts.

 

RURAL DEVELOPMENT:

Eleven districts are taking part in the programme – namely Biharamulo, Bukoba, Kahama, Karagwe, Kondoa, Maswa, Mbulu, Meatu, Monduli, Songea and Ngara.  The programme is in the third phase and aims at increasing local ownership and responsibility for implementation of District Development Funds and an increased role of the Central Government support for the districts.  Other programs includes the Multilateral Debt Fund, environment, infrastructure and women in development.

 

Ongoing Projects/Programmes financed by The Netherlands under ORET

 

i) Kongowe-Mjimwema Kivukoni Road

ii) Improvement of Airport facilities (Fire and Rescue services)

iii) Rehabilitation of Diagnostic services – Ministry of Health.

 

NORWAY:

Background:

Development Cooperation between Norway and Tanzania started in the early  1960s in the form of Technical cooperation in the field of public administration, health and education. From 1995, the co-operation has been guided by the Memorandum of Understanding on development,  the thrust being to promote a sustainable economy.   Sectors for focusing are:

·        Economic development

·        Infrastructure.

·        Research and education.

·        Political reforms.

·        Environmental and resource management.

·        Commercial and cultural relations.

·        Regional Programmes such as the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC).

·        Co-financing  with multilateral institutions.

·        Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) support and Volunteer servises.

 

Ongoing projects/programs.

  • Promotion of Rural Initiatives and Development Enterprises (PRIDE) in Arusha, Tanga and Dar es Salaam.

  • Construction of under ground power station and concrete dam at Kihansi hydropower station.

  • Construction of substation at Kunduchi and Magomeni areas in Dar Es Salaam.

  • Extension of power lines from Mbala (in Zambia) to Sumbawanga (in Rukwa).

  • Support to Sokoine University of Agriculture, University of Dar es Salaam, Institute of Development Management (Mzumbe) and Dar es Salaam Maritime Training Institute.

  • Sao Hill Saw Mill project.

  • Soil Conservation and Afforestation Project in Shinyanga region.

  • Support to the Natural Resources Sector.

  • HIV/AIDS programme in Arusha and Kilimanjaro.

  • Rehabilitation of trunk roads (Himo – Holili road).

  • Rural road maintenance in Mbeya and Tanga.

  • Construction of Mgoda Bridge (a co-financed project)

  • Expansion of Dar es Salaam Port (Kurasini Oil Jetty).

  • Support to Poverty reduction budget support.

  • Integrated Rural Development Programmes.

 

SWEDEN

Background:

The Tanzania Sweden development cooperation dates back to 1963, focusing on specific regional projects, balance of payments support, emergency relief, environmental projects, non-governmental organizations as well as democracy and human rights activities.

 

Ongoing Programmes

·        Education:

-     Including education materials, Teachers in-service training, planning children book project and Tanzania Cultural Trust Fund.                        

·                    Finance and Public Administration.

-         Including Government Accounting Development Programme (GADP), Civil Service Deptartment's gender programme, Tanzania Revenue Authority and private sector and capital markets development

 

·        Transport and Communication.

-         Strengthening  and improvement of Tanzania Telecommunication  Company Ltd  (TTCL).

·        Energy

      Covering Kihansi hydro Power Project and Tanzania Electricity Supply Company (Emergency Gas Turbines Ubungo Station).

 

·        Environment

-      National Environment Management Council      

·        Natural Resources

EBD – SAPU                              

·        Local Government

-         Covering District Support Programme, Land  Management Programme (LAMP) – Babati,  Kiteto and Simanjiro; Singida District Plans; and  Decentralization of education material.

 

·        Community Development Women and Children.

-         Health Sanitation and Water (HESAWA). 

Other programmes:

Include research cooperation, balance of payments activities and support co-programmes with  FAO;WFP;UNICEF; Swedish NGO’s; and SCAPA.               

 

THE UNITED KINGDOM:

Background :

The Tanzania – UK development cooperation dating back to 1961, consists of financial capital and technical cooperation.  UK Co-operation is also managed through  EU, the European Development Fund, Emergency Relief, NGO’s and food aid.

 

Ongoing Programmes

 Natural Resources:

Ruaha Wildlife Management; the objective being to strengthen the country’s tourism capacity, conservation, management of wildlife resources and protection of endangered species (elephants). 

 

·      Agriculture:

  • Cashewnut Research Programme: focusing on agricultural research on cashewnut production in Mtwara Region in an effort to revive the cashew industry.

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  • Cash Crops Farming – Zanzibar:

The project aims at increasing foreign exchange earnings and raise incomes of the farming community by developing a cash crop sector.

 Health:

  • Family Health Project;  to improve reproductive health care and prevention of Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs).  It is based in four districts of Mbeya region. 

  •  Health and Nutrition Support project. (Mbeya and Tukuyu):

The objectives are to train medical staff, improve district water and sanitation systems, family planning services, upgrade the capacity of clinics and health centres and to deliver essential health and community services.

  •  Health Service User Charges:   

To formulate and introduce  cost sharing scheme for the health service exploring options available for compulsory insurance schemes for the public service and introduction of user charges in all hospitals.

 

 Transport and Infrastructure:

Improvement of regional roads maintenance in Iringa and Ruvuma, rehabilitation of Tanzania Railway Corporations'  information systems and the rehabilitation of locomotives and rolling stock.

 

Tanga Port Rehabilitation Project

Strengthening of port operations and complement the World Bank’s Port improvement project in Dar es Salaam.

 

·        Balance of Payments Support

To support the country’s economic reforms.

·        Civil Service Reform:

Facilitating the Civil Service reforms, i.e improve its composition, size and remuneration and need for retrenchment.

 

·        The Multilateral Debt Relief Fund  (MDF):

The Multilateral Debt Relief Fund was created in July 1998 with a dual purpose of servicing multilateral debt and to finance the social sectors with the budgetary savings.  Six countries, i.e. UK, Sweden, Ireland, Norway, Finland and Denmark signed an agreement for contributing to the Fund. 

 

·        Private Sector Development:

-      Focussing on small and medium scale enterprises,  including export marketing.  Other plans in the pipeline include a business support programme and income – generating programme for women.

 

-      Other areas are  support to Venture Capital Fund and the Tanganyika Development Finance Company Ltd.  (TDFL).

 

·        Humanitarian Programmes.

For Dar es Salaam water crisis, Rwandese refugees and emergencies.

 

Tanzania Investment Centre Transformation.

Preparation of  Tanzania Investment Centre Corporate Plan.

 

National Bureau of Statistics:

Preparation for the National Census exercise to be held in year 2002.

 

USA:

 

Background:

Development co-operation between Tanzania and USA is focuses on five main sectors of health, environment and natural resources, governance, private sector development and Infrastructure

 

Ongoing programmes:

·        Increased use of family planning and HIV/AIDS preventive measures.

·        Planning and assessment of wildlife management.

·        Participatory environment resource management project.

·        Tanzania democratic initiatives.

·        Support for the establishment and promotion of a business centre.

·        Set up of investor road map.

·        Establishment of Venture Capital Fund and Social Action Trust Fund.

·        Support to chambers of commerce.

·        Support to finance and enterprise development Programmes.

 

THE AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (ADB) GROUP  

The Bank commenced its lending operations in Tanzania in 1971.  As at 31/12/2000, the Bank Group had approved financing of 69 operations comprising 33 projects, 3 industrial lines of credit, 20 studies and 4 policy based operations, and 2 supplemental financing mechanism loans.  The Bank Group also approved 3 loans to finance multi-national projects namely: the TAZARA Land Slides  Rectification Project and the Kagera Basin Telecommunication Project.

 

 

  • PRIVATE SECTOR OPERATIONS:

Since the  beginning of its private sector operations in 1991, the Bank has approved two projects in Tanzania, namely the Graphtan Limited (mining) and Aquva Limited (agro-processing).

 

In the interim the government will enter into contract with service providers who will train and build capacity of the farmers and members of the Cooperative Society (MAMCOS) so that they are capable of procuring the required services from the National Irrigation Agency (NIA) and other institutions.  The service providers will also assist farmers in marketing their produce. 

 

  • BANK GROUP MEDIUM-TERM STRATEGY AND THE 1999-2001 LENDING PROGRAMME:

The thrust in lending for Tanzania over the period is poverty reduction with a focus on Agriculture, the social services sector and public utilities.

 

Dar es Salaam water Supply and Sanitation Rehabilitation Project.

Rural Roads Rehabilitation:

·Structural Adjustment Loan II (SAL II) for

- Governance

- Human Capital Development

- Agriculture and Rural Development

- Poverty Monitoring and Evaluation (PRSP)

 

· Institutional support to the Ministry of Finance

· Dodoma – Singida Road Study

· Soil Fertility Recapitalisation and Agricultural  Intensification Project.

 

  • PIPELINE PROJECTS

·Vocational & Technical Education II Project

·Airports Rehabilitation Project

·Zanzibar Fisheries Development Project

·National Agricultural Research and Extension II Project.

 

EUROPEAN UNION (EU):

Background:

Tanzania is signatory to LOME I convention (1975) and is currently a participating ACP member state of the Lome IV Convention (1991 - 2000 signed December, 1989). 

 

On-going Programmes and activities:

  • The 8th  European Development Fund (EDF):
         The framework  of co-operation for the National Indicative Programme  (NIP) of 8th EDF was signed in March, 1997 to cover the following sectors/projects:

  • Transport:

·Mwanza city roads.

·Mwanza-Nzega/Isaka road

·Road Sector Institutional Strengthening

·Backlog Maintenance.

                                   

  • Urban Water Supply & Sewage Disposal.

· Iringa Water Supply

· Mwanza Sewerage 

· Mwanza Water Supply

   

  • Education:

·Education Sector Development Programme (ESDP) .

  • Agriculture

Agriculture support has mainly been channelled through the STABEX Scheme and from budget line rather than NIP projects.

           

Tanzania under the LOME IV Convention, has benefited from STABEX support to coffee, cotton, tea, sisal and cloves.  Due to importance of coffee as one of the major foreign exchange earners for Tanzania the 8th EDF will support reforms and strategies in the coffee industry.

 

  •  Tourism and Natural Resource:

·Serengeti Conservation Project.

·Institutional strengthening for tourism sector (TANAPA).

 

  • Other Areas of Cooperation

  • Mitigation of pressure by refugees by strengthening infrastructure, public services and  protection of environment in North-Western Tanzania.

  • European Investment Bank (EIB) loan for Dar es Salaam and Kilimanjaro airports navigation/ communication equipment, power supply, and airfield lighting  with co-financing from World Bank/IDA and ORET.

  • Risk capital resources to East African Development Bank (EADB), Stanbic Tanzania and  CRDB (1996) signed in July 1999 for on-lending to Private Sector including  agro industry, horticulture, mining, tourism and related activities.

SWITZERLAND :

 

Background:

Dating back to the year 1965 already, Tanzania and Switzerland have signed a bilateral investment agreement ("Convention concerning the Encouragement and Reciprocal Protection of Investments"). Moreover, an update of this agreement currently finds itself in an advanced stage of preparation. 

 

COOPERATION WITH MAJOR PARTNERS IN DEVELOPMENT:

Please find below a brief outline of Tanzanian – Swiss development cooperation. If more detailed information should be deemed helpful, please do not hesitate to contact the Swiss Embassy.

The Tanzanian – Swiss development cooperation dates back to the early 1960s. For many years, Tanzania has been and continues to be a priority country of Switzerland's long-term bilateral development cooperation, carried out mainly through the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC).

The total contributions of official Swiss development cooperation to Tanzania amount to more than 350 million SFr (250 million USD) so far, with an annual budget currently running at around 20 million USD. A substantial part of this aid is channelled through the Poverty Reduction Budget Support (PRBS) and the Health Sector Basket of the Government of Tanzania.

Throughout the last 30 years, health and transport infrastructure have remained the principal sectors of Swiss assistance to Tanzania. Prominent projects have included support of the Dar es Salaam Urban Health Project and a long-standing collaboration with the Ifakara Health Research and Development Centre (IHRDC).

Higher education, professional training, dairy farming, income generation and promotion of macro-economic stability complete the picture of Swiss assistance efforts in Tanzania. Particular importance is given to gender-balanced development and community empowerment.

The new country programme for Swiss development cooperation in Tanzania for the years 2004-2010 will continue along these lines. It will be shaped around three domains:

  • Governance for poverty reduction

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  • Economic growth and assets for the poor

  • Social and physical well-being

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    Tanzania Missions Abroad (Embassies&High Commissions)

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    ADDIS ABABA

    Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania

    P.O. Box 1077

    Addis Ababa

    Ethiopia

    Tel. (251-1) 518155, Direct Line: (251-1) 511063 Fax: (251-1) 517358,

    E-mail: tz@telecom.net.et

    Accreditation to: Ethiopia, Organisation of African Unity (OAU),

    United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), Eritrea, Djibouti

    and Yemen

     

    BEIJING

    Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania

    No.53 Dong Liu

    San Li Tun

    Beijing

    China

    Tel.:      (86-10) 65322344, (86-10) 65321719, (86-10)65325572,  Fax (86-10)

    5321695, (86-10) 65322394

     E-mail: tzbeijing@iuol.cn.net or tzbeijing@info.ioul.cn.net

    Accreditation to : People’s Republic of China, Thailand, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Cambodia,Vietnam, Laos and Mongolia

     

     BONN

    Theaterplatz 26, 5300 Bonn 2,

    GERMANY

    Tel: (49-228) 358514 (49-228) 353219 Fax: (49-228) 358226

    E-mail: tzbonn.habari@t-online.de

    Accreditation to : Germany, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Austria and Vatican

     

    BRUSSELS

    363 Avenue Louise, 11050 Brussels

    Belgium

    Tel: (32-2) 6406500-27, (32-2) 64764749,

    Fax : (32-2) 6468026

    E-mail : tanzania@skynet.be

    Accreditation to: Belgium, Luxemborg, The Netherlands, European Union

    and ACP/EU

     

    CAIRO

    11 Abou Karamat

    Cairo

    EGYPT

    Tel (20-2) 3374155/337486/3457559

    Fax (20-2) 3457559

    E-mail;  tanrepcairo@infinity.com.eg

    Accreditation to: Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Palestina, Libya, Iraq and Syria

     

    GENEVA

    47 Avenue Blanc, CH 1201 Geneva,

    Switzerland

    Tel: (41-22) 7318920/7323752/ 7319461/ 7328255 Fax: (41-22) 7328255

    E-mail:  mission.tanzania@itu.ch

    Accreditation to: UN Offices in Geneva and Vienna

     

    HARARE

    High Commission for the United Republic of Tanzania

    Ujamaa House, 23 Baines Avenue

    Harare, P.O.Box 4841

    Zimbabwe

    Tel: (263-4) 721870/722627

    Fax:  (263)724172

    Email.  tanrep@icon.co.zw

    Accreditation to: Zimbabwe and Mauritius

     

    KAMPALA

    6 Kagera Road

    P.O.Box 5750

    Kampala

    Uganda

    Tel: (006-41) 256272/257357/342306

    Fax (006-41) 343973/075-787838

    E-mail : tzrepkla@imul.com

    Accreditation to: Uganda and Burundi

     

    KIGALI

    Boulevard de L`

    uganda

    Telecom House

    Block C 2nd Floor

    Cacyiru B.P. 3973

    Kigali

    RWANDA

    E-mail ; tanzarep@rwandatel1.rwanda1

    Accreditation to Rwanda only

     

    KINSHASA

    142 Boulevard 30 Jin B.P.1612

    Kinshasa

    DRC

    Tel 34364

    Accreditation to: Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon,

    Central African  Republic, Cameroon, and Congo-Brazaville

     

    LAGOS

    8 Agoro Odiyan Street, Victoria Island

    P.O. Box 6417

    Lagos

    Nigeria

    Tel: (00234-1) 613604

    Fax : (00234-1) 610016/618908

    Accreditation to Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Cote d`Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea,     Senegal, and ADB

     

    LONDON

    43 Heartford Street,London W1Y 8DB

    Tel: (44-207) 4998951/ 4993627

    Fax: (44-207) 4993627

    E-mail ; tanzarep@tanzarep.demon.co.uk         

    Balozi :  balozi@tanzarep.demon.co.uk

    Trade Centre UK:  Trade+Tourism@tanzania-online.gov.uk

    Accreditation to:United Kingdom, Ireland and Commonwealth

     

    LUSAKA

    Ujamaa House, No. 4200,

    United Nations Avenue,

    P.O. Box 31219, 10101 Lusaka,

    ZAMBIA

    Tel.(260-1) 243222-4, 250826

    Fax ( 260-01) 254861

    E-mail- tzreplsk@zamnet.zm

    Accreditation to: Zambia, Angola, Malawi, Sao Tome and Principe

                     

    MAPUTO

    Ujamaa House,

    P.O. Box 4515

    Maputo

    MOZAMBIQUE

    Tel: (258-1) 490110-3, 491165

    Fax: (258-1) 494782

    E-mail : ujamaa@zebra.eum.mz

    Accreditation to:Mozambique, Swaziland, Comoros and Madagascar

     

    MOSCOW

    Pyatniskaya, Ulitsa 33

    Moscow,  

    Russia

    Tel(7-095) 9538221, 9530940, 9566130, 9534975, 2349045

    Fax : (7-095) 9566130  

    E-mail; tzmos@wm.west.call.com,       Accreditation to: Russia, Belarus, Georgia and Ukraine

     

    NAIROBI

    Taifa Road

    Re-insurance Plaza, 9th Floor

    P.O. Box 47790

    Nairobi

    KENYA

    Tel: (005-2) 331056-7, 331104 , 218269

    Fax (005-2) 218269     

    E-mail:  tanzania@user.africaonline.co.ke

    Accreditation to:Kenya, Sudan, Seychelles, Somalia,

    UNEP and  HABITAT

     

    NEW DELHI

    10/1 Sav Priya Vihar

    New Delhi 110016

    INDIA

    Tel: (91-11) 6853046-7, 6968409, 6968406-7

    Fax: (91-11) 6968410

    (Accreditation to: India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh and Myanmar

     

    NEW YORK

    205 East 42nd St.

    NY 10017,

    New York,

    U.S.A

    Tel.  (1-212) 9729160,9729123    

    Fax: (1-212) 6825232

    E-mail- TZREPNY@AOL.COM

    Accreditation to: UN and its specialized agencies UNDP, NICEF, UNFPA, Jamaica, Trinida and Tobago, Barbados and Guyana

     

    OTTAWA

    50 Range Road Ottawa

    Ontario K1N 8J4

    CANADA

    Tel: (1-613) 2321509, 7331349

    Fax: (1-613) 2325184

    E-mail;Tzottawa@synapse.net

    Accreditation to: Canada and Cuba

     

    PARIS

    13 Av. Raymond, Poinacare

    75116 Paris,  

    France

    Tel: (33-1)53706368, 53706369,53706370

    Fax  (33-1) 47550546.

    E-mail: tanzanie@infonie.fr

    Accreditation to: France, Spain, Portugal, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, and UNESCO

     

    PRETORIA

    845 Goont Avenue

    P.O. Box 56572, Arcadia

    Pretoria 0007

    South Africa

    Tel: (012) 3424371-93, 3426378-9, 3424562

    Fax: (012) 4304383

    E-mail; tanzania@cis.co.za

    Accreditation to: South Africa, Namibia, Lesotho, Botswana and SADC

     

    RIYADH

    P.O. Box 94320, Riyadh 11693

    Saudi Arabia

    Tel. (966-1) 4542833, 4549660

    Fax: (966-1) 4565361

    E-mail: tzriyad@deltasa.com  or Nhende@deltasa.com

    Accreditation to: Saudi Arabia, Oman, U.A.E, Pakistan, Iran, Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait

     

    ROME

    Embassy of the Unite Republic of Tanzania

    Via Cesare, Beccaria 88

    00196 Rome,     

     Italy

    Tel: (39-6) 36005234, 32651471,

    Fax (39-6) 3216611

    E-mail : tanzarep@pcg.it

    Accreditation to: Italy, Greece, Albania, Yugoslavia, Croatia,

    Slovenia, Bosnia- Herzegovena, Serbia, Turkey, FAO, IFAD and WFP.

     

    STOCKHOLM

    Oxtorgsgatan 2-4,Box 7255,103-89

    Stockholm

    Sweden

    Tel. (46-8) 244870, 203526    

    Fax (46-8) 109815, 203526

    E-Mail: mailbox@tanemb.se

    Accreditation to: Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Iceland,

    Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania

     

    TOKYO

    21-9, Kamiyoga 4,Chome Setagaua-Ku

    Tokyo 158

    Japan

    Tel.(81-3) 34254531-3, 34284227

    Fax: (81-3) 34257844,

    E-mail; Tancon@user.africaoline.co.ke

    Accreditation to Japan, South Korea, Philippines, Australia

     

    WASHINGTON

    2139 R, Str, NW.   

    Washington D.C.

    200008 U.S.A

    Tel: (1-202) 8841080, 8841082

    Fax: (1-202) 7977408

    E-mail: Balozi@ tanzaniaembassy-us.org

    Accreditation to: USA, World Bank, International Monetary  Fund  (IMF),  Argentina, Brazil, Mexico  and Venezuela.

     

    DUBAI

    Tel: (971-4) 2957770, 2957600

    Fax: (971-4) 2957266

     

     

    Tanzania's Honorary Consulates Abroad

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    The Honorary Consulate of Tanzania in Osaka

    C/0 Konoike Building,

    3-6-1 Kita-Kyuhoji-cho, Chuo-ku,Osaka-shi

    541 Japan

    Tel: 81-6-241-6780

    Fax; 81-6-244-3692

     

    The Honorary Consulate of Tanzania in Seoul

    C/O Hyundai Corporation

    Hyundai Building 2F

    140-2, Kye - dong Chrongro-ku, Seol 110-793

    Republic of Korea

    Tel: 82-2-7446-1172

    Fax: 82-2-746-1093

     

     

    The Honorary Consulate of Tanzania in Perth'

    West Australia

    C/o Murcia and Associates

    Barristers and Solocitors

    Level 25, QVI Building

    250 St Feorge's Terrace, Perth, Western Australia 6000

    Tel: 61-8-9322-6223

    Fax: 61-8-9322-6522

     

    The Honorary Consulate of  Tanzania in Sydney

    C/o Denes Ebner Lawyers

    32A Oxford Street, Sydney 21010 Australia

    Tel.61-2-9332-4944

    Fax: 61-2-9332-3902

     

    The  Honorary Consulate of Tanzania in Manila

    c/o Inter- Travel & Tour,Inc

    657 San Andres Street, Malate, Manila 1004

    Philippiness

    Tel 63-2-253-2207

    Fax 63-2-521-6498

     

    The Honorary Consulate of Tanzania  in Turkey

    Min Kemal Oke CADDESI  No. 10/4

    80 200 Nisantasi

    Istambul TURKEY

    Fax 90 (212) 2345679

     

    The  Honorary Consulate of Tanzania in HongKong

    Ground Floor to Third Floor

    MOHANS’ Building

    HONGKON

    Tel. (852) 2369 1188

    Fax (852) 27230483

     

    The Honorary Consulate of Tanzania in Bangladesh

    53/2 dit Extension ROAD

    Naya Polton, Dhaka – 1000,

    P.O. Box –GPO 3444 Dhaka

    1000 BANGLADESH

    Tel – 8802-836203, 419299, 413997

    8802 – 83 2911

    E Mail Interact@bangla.net

     

    The Honorary Consulate of Tanzania in Denmark

    Klintebjerg vej 105

    5450 Otterup, Denmark

    Tel No. +45 6482 2702

    Mobile  +45 4029 1957

    Fax         +45 6482 2157

    E Mail ANNI@POST 7.tele.dk

     

    The Honorary Consulate of the United Republic of Tanzania in Luanda - Angola

    CX.P 1333  LUANDA - ANGOLA

    Fax 244 – 2 – 331831

    E-Mail – 104663. 1074@ COMPUSERVE.COM

     

    The Honorary Consulate of the United Republic of    Tanzania in  Germany

    Normannenweg 17-21

    20537 Hamburg/Germany

     

    The Honorary Consulate of the United Republic of Tanzania in Netherlands

    H.A. Van Karnebeeklaan 46

    1181 XH amstelveen

    Tel. 020 6416060

    Fax 31 1803 19158

     

     

    The Honorary Consulate of The United Republic of  Tanzania in France 

     5, Av. Raymond FE’RAND – 06200

     NICE – FRANCE

     

    The  Honorary Consulate of the United Republic of  Tanzania in   Singapore

     

    The Honorary Consulate of the United Republic of  Tanzania in Oman

    P.O. Box 3489, RUWI

    Postal Code 112

    SULTANATE OF OMAN

    Tel. 00 968 607055

    Fax  00 968 600970

     

    The Honorary Consulate of the United Republic of  Tanzania in South Korea

    428 Okusu Dong

    SUNGDONG –Ku

     

    The Honorary Consulate of the United Republic of  Tanzania in Thailand

    S.L.D. Condominium

    3rdFL., 501 Saladaeng 1,

    RAMA IV RD

    BANGKOK 10500 THAILAND

    Tel. 235 8282 – 3/235 – 8131 – 238 – 5100

    Fax (662) 236 – 1977

     

    The Honorary Consulate ot the United Republic of Tanzania in Milan

    Via Santa Sofia 12,20012 Milan, Italy

    Tel: 0039- 258307126.

    Fax :0039-6-58307299

     

    The Honorary Consulate of the United     Republic of Tanzania in Turkey

    Mini Kemal Oke Caddeasi

    No 10/4,

    80200 Nisantasi, Istanbull, Turkey

    Tel 0090-212-2466142 or 2477261

    Fax. 0090-212-2345679.

     

    DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR MISSIONS ACCREDITED TO TANZANIA

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    Embassy of the Democratic People’s Republic of Algeria

    Chancery:

    34 Ali Hassan Mwinyi  Road

    P.O. BOX 2963

    Tel. 2117619 ,  Fax No. 2117620

    Telex: 41104

     

    Embassy of the People’s Republic of Angola

    Chancery:

    Plot No. 78, Lugalo Road

    P.O. Box 20793

    DAR ES SALAAM

    Tel. 2117674, 239235

    Telex 41251 EMBANG TZ

    Fax No 32349

     

    Australian High Commission

    Chancery:

    Riverside Drive (off CHIROMO Road)

    P.O. Box 39341

    NAIROBI

    Tel.No.45034/39

    P.O. Box 39585 (Austrade)  or  .O. Box 39676 (Immigration)

    Fax No: 444617/8

     

    Embassy of Austria:

    Chancery:

    City House:

    Wabere Street , P.O. Box 30560

    Nairobi.

    Tel No. 228281/2  or   333272, Fax No: 3317 92

    Telex No: 227076 OEBOT KE

     

    Regional Office for Development Co-operation of the

    Austrian Embassy in Kampala:

    Office:

    Blacklines Haustus

    P.O.Box 7457

    KAMPALA, Uganda.

    Tel. Nos. 235105,   235179

     

    High Commission of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh

    Chancery:

    Ole Odume Road

    Off Argwings Kodhek Road

    Kilimani

    P.O.Box 41645,  Nairobi

    Tel. 562815/6,  Fax: (254) 02 – 562817

    Telex: 25077 BANGLA  DOOT.

    Telegraphic Address: BANGLADOOT, Nairobi.

     

    Embassy of Beligium:

    Chancery:

    5 Ocean Road

    P.O. Box 9210

    Dar es Salaam

    Tel: 114025,112688,113466,112503

    Telex No.41094, AMBELG ,  Fax No.117621

    Telegraphic Address: AMBABEL

     

    Botswana High Commission

    Chancery;

    2647 Haile Selassie Avenue

    P.O. Box 31910

    Lusaka, Zambia.

    Tel No. 53883

    Telex No: ZA 41710

    Embassy of Brazil

    Chancery:

    IPS Building

    9TH floor

    P.O. Box 9654

    DAR ES SALAAM

    Tel. 46191/3

     

    British High Commission

    Chancery:

    Social Security House

    Azikiwe  Street/Samora Machel Avenue

    P.O. Box 9200

    DAR ES SALAAM

    Tel Nos. 116703, 117659-64, 113501/2, 112952

    Telex No: 41004

    Fax No: 112951

    Consular Fax No:113586

     

    Embassy of the United Republic of Cameroon

    Chancery:

    Africa Avenue , House No. 168

    Higher 18, Kabele 26

    P.O. Box 1026, Addis Ababa

    Tel No: 51469,  514607, 514694  , Telex No: 21121

    Telegraphic Adrress: AMBACAM

     

    Canadian High Commission

    Chancery:

    38 Mirambo / Garden Avenue

    P.O. Box 1022 ,  Dar es Salaam

    Tel No: 2112837, 2112863, 2112865/6, 2112831/5

    Telex 41015

    Fax: (Dev. Section )2116897

    Telegraphic Address: DOMCAN

     

    Embassy of the People’s Republic of China

    Chancery:

    2 Kajificheni Close

    P.O. Box 1649

    DAR ES SALAAM

    Tel Nos: 26 67212,  2667586, 2667694

    Fax No: 2666353

    Telegraphic Address: CHINEMBASSIA

     

    Embassy of The Democratic Republic of Congo

    Chancery:

    438 Malik Road Upanga

    P.O. Box 975

    Tel. No: 2150282

    Cable: AMBAZAIRE

     

    Embassy of the Republic of  Cote D’Ivoire

    Chancery:

    Old Airport

    Jimma Road, Kef.23 keb 13 No. 1308

    P.O. Box 3668

    Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

    Tel Nos: 711213, 712754, 712865 , Telex: 21061

     

    Embassy of the Republic of Cuba

    Chancery:

    Lugalo ROAD

    Plot No. 313,  Upanga

    Dar es  Salaam

    Tel. No.2115928

    Fax No: 2115927

    Telex No: 41245

    Telegraphic Address: EMBACUBA

     

    High Commission of the Republic of Cyprus

    Chancery:

    Eagle House

    5th Floor

    Kimathi Street

    P.O.  Box  30739,  Nairobi

    Telephone No. 110881

    Telex No: 22436 CYPROCHC

    Fax No: 331232

    Telegraphic Address: KYPRYA

     

    Embassy of  the Czech Republic

    Chancery

    Embassy House

    Harambee Avenue

    P.O. Box 48785,  Nairobi

    Tel Nos: 23448, 210494

    Telex No: 25115

    Fax No: 223447

     

    Royal Danish Embassy

    Chancery

    Ghana Avenue,  P.O. Box 9171

    Dar es salaam

    Tel.Nos: 2113887/90, 2113891/2, 2113892, 2118845, 2118846, 2118847

     

    Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt

    Chancery:

    24 Garden Avenue

    P. O. Box 1668,  Dar es Salaam

    Tel Nos: 2113591, 223372, 2117622

    Telex No: 41173,  Fax No:2112543

    Telegraphic Address: BOUSTANE

     

    Embassy of the State of Eritrea

    Chancery:

    New Rehema House

    2ND Floor Westlands

     P.O. Box 38651

     NAIROBI, KENYA

     Tel Nos: 443163, 443164

      Fax No: 443165

     

    Embassy of the Federal Democratic Republic of  Ethiopia

    Chancery:

    State House Avenue

    P.O. Box 45198

    Nairobi

    Tel Nos: 723053, 723035, 723027

    Telex No: 22864 ETHEMB-KE

    Fax No. 723401

    E- Mail : ethermbna @ sers.africaonline.co.ke

     

    Embassy of Finland
    Mirambo Street/Garden Avenue
    P.O. Box 2455
    Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
    TEL: +255 (0)22 211 9170
    FAX: +255 (0)22 211 9173
    E-MAIL: sanomat.dar@formin.fi
    Website: http://www.finland.or.tz/

     

    Embassy of France

    Chancery:

    Ali Hassan Mwinyi Road /Angle Kulimani Road

    P.O. Box 2349

    Dar es Salaam

    Tel  No:2666021/3

    Fax: No: 2668434

    Telex No: 41006 AMBAFRA- TZ

    E- mail: ambfrtz @ cats-net. com

     

    Embassy of the Federal Republic of  Germany

    Chancery:

    NIC Building

    10th Floor

    Samora Avenue

    P.O. Box 9541

    Dar es  Salaam

    Tel No:2117409/15

    Fax No: 2112944

    Telex No. 41003 AADRSM

    Mobile No: 0811-322029

     

    Ghana High Commission

    Chancery:

    Higher 24

    Kabele 24

    (Off Jimma Road)

    P.O. Box 3173

    Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

    Tel No: 71 – 14 – 02

    Direct Line 711770 , 712108

    Fax No: 251-1-712511

    Telex No: GHANAEMBET

     

    Embassy of Greece

    Chancery:

    IPS Building

    4TH Floor

    Kimathi Street

    P.O. BOX 30543

    Nairobi

    Tel Nos:   340722,  340744

    Fax No: 216044

    Telex No: 22008

    Telegraphic Address: AMBAGREECE –Nairobi

     

    High Commission of the Republic of Guyana

    Chancery:

    Design House

    2 Dar es Salaam Place

    P.O. Box 34889

    Lusaka, Zambia

    Tel No:  73075/6

    Telex No: 42960 UYCOMZA

     

    Apostolic Nunciature of the Holy See

    Chancery:

    Plot No. 462

    Msasani Peninsula

    (Off Mawenzi Road)

    P.O. Box 480

    Dar es Salaam

    Tel No: 2668403

    Telex No: 41534

    Fax No: 2600143

    Telegraphic Address: NUNTIUS, DAR ES SALAAM

     

     

    Embassy of the Republic of Hungary

    Chancery:

    294 Chake Chake Road

    Oysterbay

    P.O. Box 672

    Dar es Salaam

    Tel No: 2668573

     Fax No:  2667214

    Telex No. 41977 HUNGEX

     

    Embassy of Iceland

    Chancery:

    9 – 11 Rue de Verrembe

    P.O. Box 86 - 1211 Geneva 20

    Switzerland

    Tel No. (22) 340228

    Telex No: 23982 DELIS CH

    Fax No: 332839

     

    High Commission  of India

    Chancery:

    Commercial Wing

    NIC Investment House

    11th Floor, Wing “A”

    Samora  Avenue

    P.O.Box 2684,  Dar es Salaam

    Tel Nos: 2117175/6, 2116551, 2118359, 2116552

     

    Consular and Information Wing

    Rani House

    P.O. Box 2684 - Dar es Salaam

    Tel No:  20295/6

    Telex  No: 41335 HICIND TZ

    Fax No:2118761, 2116551

    E- mail. Hcitz @ cats-net.com

     

    Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia

    Chancery:

    299, Ali Hassan Road

    P.O. Box 572

    Dar es Salaam

    Tel Nos: 2119119, 2118133, 2115841

    Fax No: 2115849

    Telex  No: 41575 INDON TZ

    Telegraphic Address: INDONESIA DAR ES SALAAM

     

    Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran

    Chancery:

    Plot 31, Upanga Road

    P.O. Box 5802

    Dar es Salaam

    Tel Nos:2112255, 2117623

    Telex No: 41535 IRIRAN TAZ

    Fax No:2118805

     

    Embassy of Ireland

    Chancery:

    Development Co-operation Office

    TDFL  Building

    Ohio Street/Upanga ROAD

    P.O. Box 9612

    Dar es Salaam.

    Telephone No. 46492 or 46493

    Fax: 46757

    Telex: 41222 IRI


    Embassy of  Italy

    Chancery:

    Lugalo Road (Upanga)

    P.O. Box 2106 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone: 46353 – 46355

    Telex 41062 ITALDIPL

    Fax No. 46355

    Telegraphic Address: ITALDIPL

     

    High Commission of Jamaica

     (Residence in Kingston)

    Chancery:

    Ministry of Foreign Affairs

    85 Knutsford Boulevard

    P.O. Box 624

    Kingston 5,  Jamaica

     

    Embassy of Japan

    Chancery:

    Plot No. 1018 Upanga Road

    P.O.Box 2577

    Dar es Salaam

    Tel. No. 46356 –9   or     46361

    Telex: 41065 TAISHI

    Fax: 46360

     

    High Commission of the Republic of Kenya

    Chancery:

    P.O. Box 5231

    Plot No. 1018 Upanga Road

    Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No.2112958-9     2112955 -5

    Telex 41700 KENREP TZ

    Telegraphic Address: KENYAREP DSM

     

    Embassy of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea

    Chancery:

    420B United Nation Road

    P.O. Box 2690

    Upanga

    Dar es Salaam

    Tel. No. 2115925, 2117628

    Telex No. 41139 POKERE TZ

     

    Embassy of the Republic of Korea South  Korea

    Chancery:

    Plot 1349 Haile Selassie Road

    Msasani Peninsula

    P.O. Box 1154

    Dar es Salaam

    Telephone: 2662000, 2600496, 2600499

    Telex No. 41650 ROKDAR TZ

    Fax No: 2600559

     

    High Commission of the Kingdom of Lesotho

    Chancery:

    4th Floor

    International House

    Mama Ngina Street

    P.O. Box 44096

    Nairobi

    Telephone No. 614368/9                     

     Fax No :612837

    Telelgraphic Address: BOEMELI

    Telegraphic Address: BOEMELI – NAIROBI


     

    Embassy of the Republic of Liberia

    Chancery:

    Roosevel Street

    H – 21 K – 4 House No. 237

    Post Box 3116

    ADDIS ABABA

    Telephone No. 513655 or      513791

    Telex No. 41171

    Fax: No. 35064

    Telegraphic Address: ASHABI

     

    Bureau of the Socialist People’s Libyan Arab –Jamahiriya

    Chanery

    Mtiilu Street No. 386

    P.O. Box 9413

    Dar es Salaam

    Telephone: 2150166, 2150068, 2150188

    Fax 2150732

    Telex No. 41117

    Telegraphic Address ASHABI

     

    High Commission of the Republic of Malawi

    Chancery:

    NIC – Life House

    6th Floor

    P.O. Box 7616

    Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No: 2113240-41

    Telex No. 41633 KWACHA TZ

    Fax: 2113360

     

     

     

    Embassy of the Republic of Mali

    Chancery:

    3, Rue EL-Kawsar

    Dokki

    P.O. Box 844

    Cairo

    Telephone No. 701641 or  701895

    Telex: 94319 AMALI UN

     

    Embassy of Mexico

    Chancery:

    Kibagare Way, Loresho

    P.O. Box 14145

    Nairobi

    Telephone No. 582850 or     582579

    Telex No: 23065

    Telegraphic Address: AMBAMEX

     

    Embassy of the People’s Republic of Mongolia

    Chancery:

    3 Midan El-Nasr

    Dokki

    Cairo

    Telephone No. 650060

     

    Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco

    Chancery:

    3rd Floor

    Diamond Trust Building

    Moi Avenue

    P.O. Box 61098

    Nairobi

    Telephone No.  22361 or  22264

     

    Embassy of the Republic of Mozambique

    Chancery:

    25 Garden Avenue

    P.O. Box 9370

    Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 2116502, 33062/5

    Fax No. 44706

    Telex No. 41214 EMBAMOC

    Telegraphic Address: AMBAMOC – DAR

     

    Embassy of Nepal

    Chancery:

    Gaza Street

    Madinet el Mohandessine

    Dokki

    Res. Tele. 651381

    Cairo

     

    Royal Netherlands Embassy

    Chancery:

    New ATC Town Terminal Blg

    Corner Ohio Srewwr/Garden Avenue

    P.O. Box 9534 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 2118566

    Telex: 41050

    Fax: 2112828

     

    New Zealand High Commission

    Chancery:

    6th Floor, Batanaai Gardens

    57 Jasin Moyo  Avenue

    P.O. Box 5448 - Harare

    Telephone No. 7288681-6

    Telex: 22747 KUAKA ZW

     

    Embassy of the Republic of Nicaragua

    Chancery:

    11 Falmoth ROAD

    Alexander Park

    P.O. Box 5804

    Harare

    Telephone No. 701280 or   801129

     

    Embassy of the Republic of Niger

    Chancery:

    Debrezeit Road

    Higher 18, Kebele 41

    House 057

    P.O. Box 5791

    Addis Ababa

    Telephone no. 161175 or    161306

     

    High Commission of the Federal Republic of  Nigeria

    Chancery:

    3 Bagamoyo Road

    P.O. Box 9214 - Dar es Salaam

    Telegram: NIGERIA DSM

    Telephone No.2666000/1   or 2666843 or      2666001

     Telex:  No. 41240

     Fax: 2666834

     

    Royal Norwegian Embassy

    Chancery:

    Plot 160, Mirambo Street

    P.O. Box 2646 - Dar es Salaam

    Tel. NO.  2113366, 2113610, 2139954, 2117654, 2118807

    Telex  41221 NORAMB

    Telegraphic Address: NORAMB

     

    Embassy of Oman

    Chancery:

    Al-raed

    Opposite of “King Saud University

    Riyadh

    Telephone No. 4823120 or    4823067

    Telex: 406277 OM SJ

    Fax No: 4823738

     

    High Commission of  Pakistan:

    Chancery:

    149 Malik Road, Upanga

    P.O. Box 2925

    Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 2116634, 2117630           

    Fax:  13205

     

    Embassy of the State of Palestine

    Chancery:

    United Nations Road 612

    P.O. Box 20307 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 2150485, 2153509, 0812 782332

    Amb. 0812 782331

    Telex No: 41425 HADI tz

    Fax: No. 2150485

     

    Embassy of the Republic of Poland

    Chancery:

    63, Alykan Road, Upanga

    P.O. Box 2188 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 2115271

    FAX 2115812

    Telex: 41022 polmis tz

     

    Embassy of Portugal

    Chancery:

    120 Avenida  Julius Nyerere

    P.O. Box 4696

    Lusaka, Maputo

    Telephone No. 2338990/2339853

    Telex No. 6-341

    Fax 2214711

     

    Embassy of the People of Romania 

    Chancery:

    11 Ocean Road

    P.O. Box  590 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 2115899

    Fax No. 2113866

    Telex No. 41402 ROMCOM TZ

    Telegraphic Address: MBAROMANIA

     

    Embassy of The Rwandese Republic

    Plot No. 32 Ali Hassan Mwinyi RD

    P.O. BOX  2918 - DAR ES  SALAAM

    Telephone No. 2115889, 2117631

    Fax No. 2115888

    Telex No. 41292

     

    Embassy of the Russian Federation

    Chancery:

    Plot 73 Kenyatta Drive

    P.O. Box 1905 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No.2666005, 2666006

    Visa Section:   34102

    Telex No: 41747 SOVPOS TZ

    Fax: 2666818

     

    Embassy of the Republic of Senegal

    Chancery:

    Africa Avenue

    High 17, Kebele 20

    House No. 777

    P.O. Box 2581

    Addis Ababa

    Telephone No:  164061/181376/181086/181385

    Telex 21927

     

    High Commission of Sierra Leone

    Chancery:

    Old Airport Zone

    High 23, Kebele 12 No. 0002

    P.O. Box 5619

    Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

    Telephone No. 710033

     

    Embassy of the Slovak Republic

    Chancery:

    Mlimani Road

    P.O.Box 30204

    Nairobi, Kenya

    Telephone No. 721896/7 or    721897

    Fax: 721898

    Telex No. 25371 ZAMANI KE

     

    Saudi Arabia Embassy

    Chancery:

    No. 61 Kimweri Street

    P.O. Box 238 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone:  2667470 /2668203

    Fax 2668362

     

    South African High Commission

    Chancery:

    C/o Oysterbay Hotel

    P.O. Box 2261

    Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No: 2600618; 260065, 2600683/4/5

    Fax     2600684

     

    Embassy of Spain

    Chancery:

    Plot No. 99B, Kinondoni Road

    P.O. Box 842 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No.  2666936,  2666018/9, 2666936

    Fax 2666938

    Telex 41589 EMBASTAN

    Telegraphic Address: EMBASPAIN

     

    High Commission of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri-Lanka

    Chancery:

    8th Floor, International House

    Mama Ngina Street

    P.O. Box 48145 - Nairobi

    Telephone No. 27577/8

    Telex: 25081 LANCOM  KE

    Telegraphic  Address: LANKA – COM, NAIROBI

     

    Embassy of the Republic of Sudan

    Chancery:

    Upanga

    P.O. Box 2266 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 2117641

    Telex No. 41143

    Telegraphic Address: SUDANI

     

    High Commission of the Kingdom of Swaziland

    Chancery:

    Mama Ngina Street

    Silopark House, 3rd Floor

    P.O. Box  41887

    Nairobi

    Telephone No. 339231/3

    Telex: 22085 SWAZI

    Fax No: 330540

     

    Embassy of Sweden

    Chancery:

    Extelcoms Building

    Samora Machel Avenue

    P.O. Box 9274  - Dar es salaam

    Telephone No. 2111265/68, 2111235/40

    Telex No: 41013

    Fax: 2113420

    Telegraphic Address: SVENSK

     

    Embassy of Switzerland

    Chancery:

    Kinondoni Road, Plot 79

    P.o. Box 2454 - Dar es salaam

    Telephone No. 2666008/9       

    Telefax: 2666736

     

    Swiss Agency for  Development and Cooperation

    Kinondoni Road, Plot 79

    P.o. Box 23371 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 2666220

    Fax 2666373

     

    Embassy of the Syrian Arab Republic

    Chancery:

    Plot No. 276

    Alykhan Road ,  Upanga East

    P.O. Box 2442  - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No.2117656 , Direct Line:  2117658

    Telex: 41339

    Fax 2115860

    Telegraphic Address: SYRIAMBAS

     

    Royal Thailand Embassy

    P.O.  Box 30637

    Nairobi

    Telephone 714276

     

    Embassy of Turkey

    Chancery

    African Avenue

    Higher 17 Kebele 19

    House No. 018

    P.O. Box 1506 - Addis Ababa

    Telephone 612321

    Fax 611688

    Telex 21257

     

    High Commission of the Republic of Uganda

    Chancery:

    Samora Avenue

    Extelecoms Building, 7th Floor

    P.O. Box 6237 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 2116754

    2117646-8

    Telex: 41305 UGAHIC TZ

    Fax:  2112974

     

    Embassy of The United States of America

    Chancery:

    P.O. Box 9123

    Dar es Salaam

    Telephone:  2666010-5

    Ambassador’s Office 666884

    Telex 41250

    Fax 2666701

    Telegraphic Address: AMEMBASSY

     

    United States Agency for International Development  (USAID)

    Office:

    50 Mirambo Street

    2nd/3rd Floors

    P.O. Box 9130

    Dar es Salaam

    Telephone 2117537

    Director’s 2138166

    Fax 2116559

    Telex 41519

     

    Embassy of the Republic of Yemen

    Chancery:

    Plot NO. 353

    United Nations Road

    P.O. Box 349

    Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 2117650,  2110615

     Fax 2115924

    Telex: 41901 RADFAB


    Embassy of the Federation  Republic of Yugoslavia

    Chancery:

    Plot No. 35/36 Upanga

    P.O. Box 2838 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 2115891-2

    Fax No. 2115893

    Telex: 41749 YUAMBA TZ

     

    High Commission of The Republic of Zambia

    Chancery:

    Plot No. 5 & 6

    Junction of Ohio/Sokoine Drive

    P.O. Box 2525 - Dar es Salaam

    Tel. 2112977, 2118481/2

    Fax 46389

    Telex 41023 ZAMBIA TZ

    Telegraphic Address:  ZAMBIA, DAR

     

    High Commission of the Republic of Zimbabwe

    Chancery:

    NIC Life Building

    Sixth Floor, Sokoine Drive

    P.O. Box 20762 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 34896, 2116789     

     Fax:  2112913 - Telex:  41386 ZIMDAR TZ

     

    Delegation of the European Commission (EEC)

    Offices:

    38 Mirambo Street

    P.O. Box 9514 - Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 2117473/6

    Fax 2113277

    Telex 41353 DELECOMEUR

    e-mail:eudeltza@twiga.com

     

    CONSULAR  MISSIONS

     

    Consulate of Austria

    Office:

    Samora Avenue

    P.O. Box 312

    Dar es Salaam

    Telephone No. 46251

    Telegraphic Address: AUSTROKO

     

    Consulate of Congo

    Chancery:

    102 Bangwe Road

    P.O. Box 31

    Kigoma

    Telephone 2397 or   Direct  2401

    Telex 543356

    Cable: ZAICON

     

    Consulate of the People’s Republic of China

    Chancery:

    P.O. Box 1200

    Zanzibar

    Telephone  No. 32547

    Telegraphic Address: CHINA CONSUL

     

    Consulate of the Arab Republic of Egypt

    Chancery:

    P.O. Box 669

    Zanzibar

    Telephone  30892

    Telex No: 57205 ZAFRAN

     

    Consulate of India

    Chancery

    8 Migombani

    P.O. Box 871

    Zanzibar

    Telephone Nos:32711, 30720

     

    Consulate of the People’s Republic of Mozambique

    Chancery:

    P.O. Box1442

    Kikwajuni

    Zanzibar.  

    Telephone No. 30049

     

    Consulate of the Sultanate of Oman

    Chancery:

    Vuga area

    P.O.Box 2100

    Zanzibar

    Telephone No.  30066  or  30700

    Consul Gen.Dir 31235

    Tax: 31070

    Telex 57386 OMANIA TZ2Q22222222

    Telegraphic Address: OMANIA/ZANZIBAR

     

    Consulate of the Russian Federation

    Chancery:

    Plot 3434, Mnazi Mmoja

    P.O. Box 796

    Zanzibar

    Telephone No. 32152

     

     

    International Organizations

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    CENTRE OF INTEGRATED RURAL DEVELOPMENT FOR AFRICA
    (CIRDAFRICA)
    Tropical Pesticides Research Institute P.O. Box 6115, Arusha
    Tel: 2576 Telex 42053

    CENTRE FOR FOREIGN RELATIONS
    Kilwa Road, Kisiwani P.O. Box 2824 Dar es Salaam.
    Tel: 850637 850241 Director’s 850534 

    COMMONWEALTH REGIONAL HEALTH SECRETARIAT FOR
    EAST, CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN AFRICA.
    Arusha International Conference Centre P.O. BOX 1009 ARUSHA
    Tel: 255-57-8362/3, 4105/6 Telex: 42121 AICC TZ Fax: 255-57-8292 
    e.mail:crchcs@kenhealth net.org 

    EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICAN MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE (ESAMI)
    Njilo Hills P.O. Box 3030 Arusha
    Tel: 8383-8, 8049, 8093 Telex: 42076 Telefax 8285

    EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICAN MINERAL RESOURCES
    DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (ESAMRDC)
    P.O. Box 9573 Kunduchi Beach Area Dar es Salaam.
    Tel: 650321 Fax: 650319 E-Mail: esamrdc@cats.net.com 

    EASTERN AND SOUTHERN AFRICAN UNIVERSITIES RESEARCH
    PROGRAMME
    Mlalakuwa/Savei University Road P.O. Box 35121 (ESAURP)
    Tel: 700416, 73689/90 Executive Director’s, 75422 Dar es Salaam 

    SECRETARIAT OF THE COMMISSION FOR THE EAST AFRICAN
    CO-OPERATION (EAC)
    AICC Building P.O. Box 1096 Arusha
    Tel: 4253/8 Fax: 4255 

    Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
    TETEX Building Pamba Road P.O. Box 2, Dar es Salaam
    Tel: 113071, 113074/4 Fax: 112501 Telex: 41320

    INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION (ILO)
    Plot No.40 Bagamoyo Road P.O.Box 9212 Dar es Salaam.
    Tel: 66026/8 Direct 66029 Fax: 66004 Telex. 6610

    INTERNATIONAL COOPERATIVE ALLIANCE
    P.O.BOX 946 MOSHI
    TEL. 51706,51708 FAX: 255-055-50043 

    INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF)
    Sukari House, 8th floor Sokoine Drive/Ohio Street P.O.Box 72598, Dar
    es Salaam
    Tel: 23154, 113971 Fax: 115880 

    PAN AFRICAN POSTAL UNION GENERAL SECRET ARIAT (PAPU)
    Arusha International conference center P.O.Box 6026 Arusha
    Tel: 3843, 3970

    Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
    Kinondoni Road, Plot 79
    P.o. Box 23371 - Dar es Salaam
    Tel: 2666220 Fax: 2666373


    United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
    Matasalamat Mansion P.O. Box 9182 Dar es Salaam
    Tel: 112799, 112806 118081, 118088 Telex: 41284, Fax: 113272

    UNIDO Office
    Plot No 2051/5 Seaview, Upanga 

    United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
    50 Mirambo Street 2nd / 3rd Floor Dar es Salaam
    P.O. Box 9130 Tel: 117537 – 43 Fax: 116559, Tel: 41519 

    United Nations High Commission for Refugee (UNHCR)
    18 Kalenga Street, Upanga P.O. Box 2666 Dar es Salaam
    Tel: 150075 Fax: 152817, Telex: 41406 

    UNHCR - Sub-Office (Kigoma)
    P.O. Box 1213 Kigoma
    Tel: 4496, 4498, 3894, Fax: 4497 

    UNHCR - Sub-Office (Ngara)
    P.O. Box 134, Ngara
    Tel: 22501, 22510, Fax: 22507 

    UNHCR - Sub-Office (Karagwe)
    P.O. Box 144, Karagwe
    Tel: 22505, 22531, Fax: 22531 

    UNHCR - Field-Office (Mwanza)
    P.O. Box 2273 Mwanza
    Tel: 41710 Fax: 51020 

    United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural Organisation
    (UNESCO)
    Mitchel Cotts Building Sokoine Drive P.O. Box 9182 Dar es Salaam
    Tel: 75706 Fax: 75705 Telex: 41708 

    United Nations Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA)
    40 Ali Hassan Mwinyi Private mail Bag Dar es Salaam
    Tel: 666142, 666145 Fax: 666152 Telex: 41464 

    United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)
    Bibi Titi Mohamed Street P.O. Box 4076 Dar es Salaam
    Tel: 150811 – 15, 151212 Fax: 151603 Telex: 41103 

    World Food programme (WFP)
    Corner Morogoro/Sokoine Drive, P.O. Box 77778, Dar es Salaam
    Tel: 113655 Fax: 113415, 30199 Telex: 41284

    World Health Organization (WHO)
    Luthuli House 2nd Floor, Sokoine Drive P.O. Box 9292, Dar es Salaam
    Tel: 2111718, 2113005, 2116412 Fax: 113180 

    WORLD BANK (WB)
    7th Floor of NIC, Investment House Corner Mirambo/Samora Avenue
    P.O. Box 2054, DSM
    Tel. 21145575/7 Fax 113039