Hivi hii SGR, hata kale kakipande kadogo Dar - Moro, vipi? Mbona inachukua muda mwingi namna hii?
Ujenzi wa haka kakipande karibu sasa inakuwa sawa na muda uliomchukua mChina kujenga Mombasa hadi Nairobi?
Tutafika kweli kwa mwendo huu?
Hivi hii SGR, hata kale kakipande kadogo Dar - Moro, vipi? Mbona inachukua muda mwingi namna hii?Na badi hutaona mradi hata mmoja umekamilika. SGR nayo imebakia story tu taingia kipindi kile wanasema watatest reli
Dah mwamba Extrovert yani anaonewaga siku hizi. Wiki haipiti kabla hajakula ban. Mods mjitafakarNa badi hutaona mradi hata mmoja umekamilika. SGR nayo imebakia story tu taingia kipindi kile wanasema watatest reli
Insha ni ndefu mno cha kushangaza unakuta hata aliyesaini imemchosha kusoma akaamua kusaini tu hivyo hivyo ili mradi apate mkopo.Tanzania imepata Mkopo kwaajili ya miundombinu na huduma bora kupitia mkopo Jumuiya ya Maendeleo ya Kimataifa (IDA*) wa dola za Kimarekani milioni 278 ulioidhinishwa tarehe 13 Jun 2022 na Benki ya Dunia.
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Tanzania: Seven Million Urban Residents to Access Improved Infrastructure and Services
WASHINGTON, June 13, 2022—At least seven million residents in Tanzania’s secondary cities will benefit from strengthened urban management and access to better infrastructure and services through a new International Development Association (IDA*) credit of $278 million approved today by the World Bank.
“Tanzanian cities are increasingly at risk of climate change, particularly due to projected changes in rainfall patterns which, when coupled with poor development controls and environmental degradation, will increase flooding,” said Mara Warwick, World Bank Country Director for Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. “This investment directly responds to these vulnerabilities by including climate change adaptation as a cross-cutting issue in its design. It also supports connectivity and access to markets through road infrastructure, bus stop improvements and public space upgrades to reduce travel times and costs, and safety improvements.”
Tanzania’s urban population is expected to increase from 34% in 2018 to 49% by 2040, with the highest growth rates occurring in the country’s secondary and tertiary cities. “Urban areas are critical for Tanzania’s economy and for poverty reduction, however institutional systems and infrastructure have not kept pace with rapid urbanization,” added Ms. Warwick.
The Tanzania Cities Transforming Infrastructure and Competitiveness project (TACTIC) will address these gaps by providing support to key areas of urban management in participating cities, including municipal finance, urban planning, resilience and green development, improved service delivery, and local economic development in addition to infrastructure investments. Through these activities, TACTIC is expected to directly benefit a total of over seven million people through strengthened urban management performance, and among them five million people through improved basic infrastructure and services. This will include the urban poor and vulnerable population who will benefit from increased access to urban infrastructure, basic services, economic opportunities, and reduced risks from climate impacts. At the national level, the project will also strengthen institutional capacity of central ministries.
“Rapid urbanization and increased population density have contributed to urban sprawl and low-density development in Tanzania’s cities, with poor connectivity between people, industries, and markets. The risk of climate-related disasters also runs high,” said David Mason, World Bank Urban Specialist and Task Team Leader. “TACTIC will contribute to harnessing urbanization to promote economic growth and job creation; strengthening public accountability and financial efficiency in delivering services; and improving the efficiency and attractiveness of public investments to crowd-in private investments.”
TACTIC is coordinating with other projects funded by the government and various development partners including the European Union, the Danish International Development Agency, the Nordic Development Fund, the French Development Agency, the Credit Institute for Reconstruction, the German Corporation for International Development, and the United Nations Human Settlement Program. It has benefited from technical assistance activities funded by the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office of the United Kingdom.
* The World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA), established in 1960, helps the world’s poorest countries by providing grants and low to zero-interest loans for projects and programs that boost economic growth, reduce poverty, and improve poor people’s lives. IDA is one of the largest sources of assistance for the world’s 74 poorest countries, 39 of which are in Africa. Resources from IDA bring positive change to the 1.3 billion people who live in IDA countries. Since 1960, IDA has provided $458 billion to 114 countries. Annual commitments have averaged about $29 billion over the last three years (FY19-FY21), with about 70 percent going to Africa. Learn more online: IDA.worldbank.org. #IDAworks
Safi Sana Tactic hiyoooooo ..Tanzania imepata Mkopo kwaajili ya miundombinu na huduma bora kupitia mkopo Jumuiya ya Maendeleo ya Kimataifa (IDA*) wa dola za Kimarekani milioni 278 ulioidhinishwa tarehe 13 Jun 2022 na Benki ya Dunia.
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Tanzania: Seven Million Urban Residents to Access Improved Infrastructure and Services
WASHINGTON, June 13, 2022—At least seven million residents in Tanzania’s secondary cities will benefit from strengthened urban management and access to better infrastructure and services through a new International Development Association (IDA*) credit of $278 million approved today by the World Bank.
“Tanzanian cities are increasingly at risk of climate change, particularly due to projected changes in rainfall patterns which, when coupled with poor development controls and environmental degradation, will increase flooding,” said Mara Warwick, World Bank Country Director for Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. “This investment directly responds to these vulnerabilities by including climate change adaptation as a cross-cutting issue in its design. It also supports connectivity and access to markets through road infrastructure, bus stop improvements and public space upgrades to reduce travel times and costs, and safety improvements.”
Tanzania’s urban population is expected to increase from 34% in 2018 to 49% by 2040, with the highest growth rates occurring in the country’s secondary and tertiary cities. “Urban areas are critical for Tanzania’s economy and for poverty reduction, however institutional systems and infrastructure have not kept pace with rapid urbanization,” added Ms. Warwick.
The Tanzania Cities Transforming Infrastructure and Competitiveness project (TACTIC) will address these gaps by providing support to key areas of urban management in participating cities, including municipal finance, urban planning, resilience and green development, improved service delivery, and local economic development in addition to infrastructure investments. Through these activities, TACTIC is expected to directly benefit a total of over seven million people through strengthened urban management performance, and among them five million people through improved basic infrastructure and services. This will include the urban poor and vulnerable population who will benefit from increased access to urban infrastructure, basic services, economic opportunities, and reduced risks from climate impacts. At the national level, the project will also strengthen institutional capacity of central ministries.
“Rapid urbanization and increased population density have contributed to urban sprawl and low-density development in Tanzania’s cities, with poor connectivity between people, industries, and markets. The risk of climate-related disasters also runs high,” said David Mason, World Bank Urban Specialist and Task Team Leader. “TACTIC will contribute to harnessing urbanization to promote economic growth and job creation; strengthening public accountability and financial efficiency in delivering services; and improving the efficiency and attractiveness of public investments to crowd-in private investments.”
TACTIC is coordinating with other projects funded by the government and various development partners including the European Union, the Danish International Development Agency, the Nordic Development Fund, the French Development Agency, the Credit Institute for Reconstruction, the German Corporation for International Development, and the United Nations Human Settlement Program. It has benefited from technical assistance activities funded by the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office of the United Kingdom.
* The World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA), established in 1960, helps the world’s poorest countries by providing grants and low to zero-interest loans for projects and programs that boost economic growth, reduce poverty, and improve poor people’s lives. IDA is one of the largest sources of assistance for the world’s 74 poorest countries, 39 of which are in Africa. Resources from IDA bring positive change to the 1.3 billion people who live in IDA countries. Since 1960, IDA has provided $458 billion to 114 countries. Annual commitments have averaged about $29 billion over the last three years (FY19-FY21), with about 70 percent going to Africa. Learn more online: IDA.worldbank.org. #IDAworks
Tunahitaji kama Til.3 hivi tufungue moundombinu..Nape aliyetuhumu serikali ya awamu ya tano kukopa sana anasemaje?
Ktk mfumo wa kibepari lazima awepo mnyonyaji na mnyonywaji. Tajiri na maskini. Hali tulio nayo ulimwengu wa tatu imetengenezwa na hao mabeberu ya dunia. Ukoloni mamboleo ndio unatamalaki sasa.Jamaa huwa wanatumia maneno mengi sana, hadi msomaji unapata usingizi.
Tanzania ni miongoni mwa hawa 39 wa Afrika!
Utajiri wote huu tuliojaaliwa na Mungu, bado baada ya miaka 60 tunahesabika kuwa maskini wa kutupa!
Sasa tunafanya kila liwezekanalo, tuwalete watu toka nje watuletee maendeleo, tuondokane na umaskini huu!
Inashangaza na inasikitisha sana.
Ndio mkuu kwani Kukopa kuna shida gani?Juzi tu 2.4 trill, leo tena more than 0.6 trill. Deni letu ni himilivu 🤔
👇Juzi tu 2.4 trill, leo tena more than 0.6 trill. Deni letu ni himilivu 🤔
HujielewiHalafu bado wanaweka kodi ya kichwa hadi kwa watoto wa shuleni
Tactic ina miji,Manispaa na majiji 45 kote Tanzania except DarSasa waboreshe na majiji mengine, nimeona kama Dar na Tanga kumefanyika kazi kubwa kiasi...
Sasa ni muda wa kutoa kipaumbele kwa majiji mengine kama Mbeya na Mwanza
Wenzetu kwenye mfumo wa kijamii mliokuwa mnavaa viraka na viongozi walikuwa wanavaa viraka ? 😆😆Ktk mfumo wa kibepari lazima awepo mnyonyaji na mnyonywaji. Tajiri na maskini. Hali tulio nayo ulimwengu wa tatu imetengenezwa na hao mabeberu ya dunia. Ukoloni mamboleo ndio unatamalaki sasa.
Jesus is Lord
Hii mikopo ya World Bank na IMF haina shida sana.... ni ya muda mrefu, riba karibu na 0. Shida ni ile ya Standard Chartered na Credit Suisse; ogopa sana hiyo.Juzi tu 2.4 trill, leo tena more than 0.6 trill. Deni letu ni himilivu 🤔
Heri this time wananchi tunapewa taarifa kama hivi kwamba nchi imekosa kiasi kadhaa. Kipindi kile cha giza, Serikali inakopa lakini tunaambiwa ni hela za ndani. Nimeamini shetani ni baba wa uwongo.Nape aliyetuhumu serikali ya awamu ya tano kukopa sana anasemaje?
Kumbe huu mradi process yake ilianza enzi za Mwendazake? Na Ndugai anasemaje kuhusu hili?Safi Sana Tactic hiyoooooo ..
Yaani nimefurahi mno maana tuliusubiria huu mradi kwa miaka 4 sasa.
Mikopo mingi ilianza kipindi hicho ila wazungu walizipiga pini kwa sababu za kutoelewana na Mwendazake..Kumbe huu mradi process yake ilianza enzi za Mwendazake? Na Ndugai anasemaje kuhusu hili?
Ina maana kama wangekubaliana basi angechukuwa hiyo mikopo.Mikopo mingi ilianza kipindi hicho ila wazungu walizipiga pini kwa sababu za kutoelewana na Mwendazake..
Hata ule mradi wa miji 28 ,India ilizuia mpaka alipokuja SSH.
Sasa asichukue kwani nani aliiomba kama sio yeye? Na ndio maana aliishia Kukopa mikopo mingi ya kibiashara.Ina maana kama wangekubaliana basi angechukuwa hiyo mikopo.
Hizi ndio hela za kuliwa vigogo na mawakala wao. Procurement officers maboharia wanapiga tu vinajengwa vitu low quality. Magufuli Rip.Tanzania imepata Mkopo kwaajili ya miundombinu na huduma bora kupitia mkopo Jumuiya ya Maendeleo ya Kimataifa (IDA*) wa dola za Kimarekani milioni 278 ulioidhinishwa tarehe 13 Jun 2022 na Benki ya Dunia.
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Tanzania: Seven Million Urban Residents to Access Improved Infrastructure and Services
WASHINGTON, June 13, 2022—At least seven million residents in Tanzania’s secondary cities will benefit from strengthened urban management and access to better infrastructure and services through a new International Development Association (IDA*) credit of $278 million approved today by the World Bank.
“Tanzanian cities are increasingly at risk of climate change, particularly due to projected changes in rainfall patterns which, when coupled with poor development controls and environmental degradation, will increase flooding,” said Mara Warwick, World Bank Country Director for Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. “This investment directly responds to these vulnerabilities by including climate change adaptation as a cross-cutting issue in its design. It also supports connectivity and access to markets through road infrastructure, bus stop improvements and public space upgrades to reduce travel times and costs, and safety improvements.”
Tanzania’s urban population is expected to increase from 34% in 2018 to 49% by 2040, with the highest growth rates occurring in the country’s secondary and tertiary cities. “Urban areas are critical for Tanzania’s economy and for poverty reduction, however institutional systems and infrastructure have not kept pace with rapid urbanization,” added Ms. Warwick.
The Tanzania Cities Transforming Infrastructure and Competitiveness project (TACTIC) will address these gaps by providing support to key areas of urban management in participating cities, including municipal finance, urban planning, resilience and green development, improved service delivery, and local economic development in addition to infrastructure investments. Through these activities, TACTIC is expected to directly benefit a total of over seven million people through strengthened urban management performance, and among them five million people through improved basic infrastructure and services. This will include the urban poor and vulnerable population who will benefit from increased access to urban infrastructure, basic services, economic opportunities, and reduced risks from climate impacts. At the national level, the project will also strengthen institutional capacity of central ministries.
“Rapid urbanization and increased population density have contributed to urban sprawl and low-density development in Tanzania’s cities, with poor connectivity between people, industries, and markets. The risk of climate-related disasters also runs high,” said David Mason, World Bank Urban Specialist and Task Team Leader. “TACTIC will contribute to harnessing urbanization to promote economic growth and job creation; strengthening public accountability and financial efficiency in delivering services; and improving the efficiency and attractiveness of public investments to crowd-in private investments.”
TACTIC is coordinating with other projects funded by the government and various development partners including the European Union, the Danish International Development Agency, the Nordic Development Fund, the French Development Agency, the Credit Institute for Reconstruction, the German Corporation for International Development, and the United Nations Human Settlement Program. It has benefited from technical assistance activities funded by the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office of the United Kingdom.
* The World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA), established in 1960, helps the world’s poorest countries by providing grants and low to zero-interest loans for projects and programs that boost economic growth, reduce poverty, and improve poor people’s lives. IDA is one of the largest sources of assistance for the world’s 74 poorest countries, 39 of which are in Africa. Resources from IDA bring positive change to the 1.3 billion people who live in IDA countries. Since 1960, IDA has provided $458 billion to 114 countries. Annual commitments have averaged about $29 billion over the last three years (FY19-FY21), with about 70 percent going to Africa. Learn more online: IDA.worldbank.org. #IDAworks