Projets

Tanzania Social Action Fund (TASAF)

18.11.2025 - 14.12.2029

In Tanzania, about 43.5% of people live on less than USD 2.15 per day, and 8% live in extreme poverty. Switzerland, together with the World Bank and other partners, is working with the Government of Tanzania to build a stable and financially sustainable social protection system. The programme assists 575,000 poor households with cash transfers, temporary jobs in climate-smart projects, and training with small business grants, thus reducing extreme poverty and improving livelihoods.

Anti-corruption Support Project

01.10.2025 - 31.12.2029

The project aims to strengthen Tanzania’s capacity to prevent, detect, and prosecute corruption and economic crime. Building on prior phases, it deepens institutional support in Zanzibar while expanding citizen engagement through digital tools and advocacy. The project is implemented by ICAR and Jamii Africa, focusing on asset recovery, inter-agency collaboration and civic accountability. It aligns with Switzerland’s strategic priorities in governance and the fight against illicit financial flows.

Support to Inclusive Political Dialogue

01.08.2025 - 31.07.2026

Amid rising political tensions and declining trust between key political actors, this intervention contributes to democratic governance, conflict prevention and the respect of human rights in Tanzania by supporting the Tanzania Center for Democracy (TCD). The latter will facilitate inclusive political dialogue ahead of the 2025 general elections, contribute to civic and electoral education, and enhance women and youth’s political participation. Co-funded with the Irish Embassy, the project promotes peaceful, participatory and credible electoral processes.

IHI Support - Single Phase

01.07.2025 - 31.12.2028

Tanzania’s health sector faces critical challenges, compounded by limited access to reliable, locally generated data for evidence-based decision-making. Amid a shifting donor fiscal landscape impacting institutional resources, this initiative supports the 2023–2028 strategic plan of the Ifakara Health Institute (IHI), SDC’s strategic partner, by providing a single-phase support out of core contribution while safeguarding capacity and enabling sustainable, high-quality local research.

ILF CLAC: Impact-linked Finance for Climate Action in Asia and Africa

15.06.2025 - 31.12.2030

The Impact-Linked Finance for Climate Action in Asia and Africa program builds on Switzerland’s successful approach of leveraging private investment to support enterprises that create positive social and environmental impact. It takes this proven model further by encouraging broader, long-term changes in systems and policies. It fosters inclusive, climate-friendly economic growth by supporting underserved populations especially women from low-income communities.

Towards Elimination of Malaria in Tanzania (TEMT)

01.05.2025 - 30.04.2030

Despite significant progress, Tanzania is still a major malaria-burdened country. It aspires to further accelerate progress towards malaria elimination through innovative strategies and investments in research, vaccine development, and multi-country collaborations. Switzerland supports capacity building, evidence creation, systems to strengthen vector control, case management, surveillance, monitoring and evaluation, multi-sectoral collaboration and cross-border initiatives upon request by the Government.

Core Support to Ifakara Innovation Hub

01.04.2025 - 31.12.2028

Despite Tanzania's recognition of job creation, research and innovation as national priorities, skills and funding remain limited due to competing demands for public resources and infrastructure challenges. This contribution aims to provide catalytic financial resources to strengthen the Ifakara Innovation Hub (IIH), a nascent rural collaborative space to foster innovation, entrepreneurship, and community-driven solutions.

Good Financial Governance (GFG)

01.05.2024 - 31.07.2027

The project contributes to strengthen Tanzania’s public financial system, a central element to cement its economic status. The 3^rd phase aims at expanding the mobilization of domestic revenue and improving the government’s expenditure control. It shall strengthen interinstitutional mechanisms for tax data exchange, enhance the audit system, and improve public procurement. At policy level, it seeks to develop an evidence-based and gender responsive fiscal strategy for better public service delivery to benefit the population, especially the poor.

Safeguard Young People (SYP) - Tanzania

01.01.2024 - 31.12.2026

With 62% of its population below 25 years, the Safeguard Young People (SYP) programme supports Tanzania’s demographic dividend. The project advances young people’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) through a gender-responsive and inclusive policy environment, empowered youth who make informed decisions, and responsive health and education systems. SYP builds on 10 years of regional experience and UNFPA’s expertise.

Support to UNHCR Tanzania

01.12.2023 - 31.12.2024

Tanzania hosts 244’000 refugees, mostly from Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the majority living in refugee camps. Dropping out of school is a major concern among children refugees, exposing them to an increased risk of child labour, early marriages and pregnancies. By supporting the cost of their yearly school examination, Switzerland contributes to ensure children refugees’ access to education is maintained, enhancing better long-life perspectives.

Tanzania Social Action Fund (TASAF)

01.10.2023 - 30.09.2025

Switzerland’s contribution to Tanzania Social Action Fund (TASAF) for the implementation of the Productive Social Safety Net Program (PSSN) contributes to the protection of 1.5 milion poor households in Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar through cash transfers, public works and livelihoods enhancement. Also evidence generated through this support will inform and reinforce Swiss engagement in national policy dialogue on social protection, beyond PSSN.

Wajibika Tanzania Programme

01.03.2023 - 31.08.2028

Against the backdrop of an opening civic space in Tanzania, the Wajibika Programme intends to enhance the effectiveness of civil society actors and media organizations in engaging on issues of concern to the poor and most vulnerable, especially women and youth. The project seeks to develop innovative approaches that trigger the Government’s accountability and responsiveness to address structural challenges and ultimately improve public service delivery.

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