UNDP: In the long run, COVID19 will have significant risks to sectors in Tanzania especially tourism

UNDP: In the long run, COVID19 will have significant risks to sectors in Tanzania especially tourism

Quinine said:
UNDP TANZANIA: In the long run, #COVID19 will have significant risks to sectors in #Tanzania such as tourism & hospitality, transportation & storage, wholesale & retail trade, construction & real estate, manufacturing industry.

More on: New Report released: Rapid Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of COVID-19 in Tanzania @ESRFTZ @UNDP https://t.co/r7yJulGkRt

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New Report released: Rapid Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of COVID-19 in Tanzania

Dar es Salaam - UNDP Tanzania in collaboration with the Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF) released a report on Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of COVID-19 on Tanzania.

"This pandemic has manifested itself to be more than a health crisis. Tackling COVID-19 is also a humanitarian and development crisis that is threatening to leave deep social, economic and political scars for years to come, particularly in countries already weighed down by fragility, poverty and conflict." - UNDP

What the report tells us

Both the report and the policy brief assess the possible risks and impact pathways of COVID-19 on the economy, public finance and budgeting, poverty and inequality and vulnerable groups in Tanzania. The analysis assumes three scenarios:

1. Best case scenario: where the current situation is maintained

2. Moderate scenario: where there is some modest escalation in infections and consequently in aversive reactions to the pandemic

3. Worst case scenario: the situation deteriorates further for an extended period of time

The assessment shows that, even under a 'limited or slow virus spread scenarios' there will still be severe shocks in the hospitality industry, exporters of manufactured and agricultural goods, transport and logistics, as well as the financial sector.

The priority of the Government and developemnt stakeholders must be to prevent contagion and support most vulnerable groups and firms in the most affected sectors and value chains. In the medium term, the aftermath of this crisis must be turned into an opportunity to put well-being at the centre, based on stronger social protection systems, better healthcare, more robust and inclusive public finances and implementing inclusive development strategies.

Commenting on the report, the UN Resident Coordinator, Zlatan Milisic said, "I commend UNDP Tanzania for taking a proactive step and for providing leadership in undertaking this Rapid Socio-Economic Impact Assessment which has resulted into this informative and insightful report." He further said, "It is my sincere hope the report will add value to the ongoing government efforts to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic."

The Resident Coordinator has called upon the development partners in Tanzania to provide much needed support for immediate response to the pandemic and rally around efforts for early recovery. This is needed to mitigate the negative socio-economic impacts of the pandemic and to the extent possible, enable Tanzania to at least sustain the progress it had made in achieving SDGs.

Tremendous support was received during the drafting to the final stage of this report from Technical Experts of UN Agencies, development partners and the private sector. UNDP expresses its appreciation to experts from World Bank, UNICEF, Un Women, ILO, FAO, WFP and WHO.

Links to the report and policy brief:
New Report released: Rapid Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of COVID-19 in Tanzania

Main Report; https://www.tz.undp.org/content/dam/tanzania/docs/docs2020/undp-tz-SEA-Report Rapid-COVID19.pdf
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Weakeness kubwa ya ripoti hii ni kuweka taswira kama vile Covid iko Tanzania tu, badala ya kuangalia swala hilo kidunia. Inakuwaje waweke effort kubwa hivyo kuandika Covid Tanzania badala ya Marekani, Brazil na Urusi ambako ndiko watu wengi wanakufa kwa ugonjwa huo?
 
Hao sio wabaya, wanajaribu kuonesha ni namna ipi inaweza kuchukuliwa na kuzingatia Kwa umakini tangu sasa na hata badaye Kwa kuwa athari za Covd 19 zitakuwa ni za muda mrefu

Mashirika ya kifedha ya ndani hasa mabenki yetu hayataweza kuhimili pamoja na jamii yetu zaweza kuathirika zaidi Kwa kuwa tangu na kabla ya janga hili jamii kubwa bado ilikuwa ikiishi katika umaskini mkubwa, hivyo, linapokuwepo janga kama hili, jamii inahofuwa kwamba, inaweza kujikita ikiwa katika umaskini mkubwa zaidi mara mbili yake ikilinganishwa na ilivyokuwa

Kwa hiyo, Mimi nawaunga mkono hawa Jamaa Kwa tafadhari Yao, kwamba, Serikali na kila mtu ajaribu kuona ni Kwa namna ipi Nzuri ya kuchukua ili kutoathirika Sana katika kipindi kijacho, ikizingatiwa kwamba, hofu ya uchunguzi huu, biashara zitaathirika zaidi katika kipindi kijacho, utalii nao bado hautabiriki Kwa sababu mataifa makubwa yanayotoa watalii wengi, bado yameendelea kuwa na athari kubwa ya maambukizi ya Corona

Na Kwa mbaali ni kama unawaona ni kama wanapendekezo la mbaaali kuhusu mashirika ya kifedha Duniani ikiwezekana Jambo hili lichukuliwe na kutizamwa Kwa namna ambayo inafaa
 
Kawe Alumni said:
Watahangaika sana na Tanzania ila hawataweza

Baba wa Taifa alitufundisha jinsi ya kuishi na maadui wanaojifanya marafiki
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Spot on, these idiots should be chucked out of the country. What are they doing in Tanzania? They only look after their interests.
 
Kichuguu said:
Weakeness kubwa ya ripoti hii ni kuweka taswira kama vile Covid iko Tanzania tu, badala ya kuangalia swala hilo kidunia. Inakuwaje waweke effort kubwa hivyo kuandika Covid Tanzania badala ya Marekani, Brazil na Urusi ambako ndiko watu wengi wanakufa kwa ugonjwa huo?
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Kila nchi ina ripoti yake ni kama ripoti ya uchumi kila nchi ina ripoti ya uchumi wake.
 
Wacha1 said:
Spot on, these idiots should be chucked out of the country. What are they doing in Tanzania? They only look after their interests.
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Unazijua project za UNDP Tanzania? au unasema kufurahisha jamvi.
 
Watuache na data zao za husda.Walisema corona itatuuwa kama kuku wa kideri badala yake imewarudia wao.Watalii watakuja na kama taifa tutatoboa
 
Kichuguu said:
Weakeness kubwa ya ripoti hii ni kuweka taswira kama vile Covid iko Tanzania tu, badala ya kuangalia swala hilo kidunia. Inakuwaje waweke effort kubwa hivyo kuandika Covid Tanzania badala ya Marekani, Brazil na Urusi ambako ndiko watu wengi wanakufa kwa ugonjwa huo?
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Kwanini Nyie msiandike ya hizo nchi
 
Quinine said:
Unazijua project za UNDP Tanzania? au unasema kufurahisha jamvi.
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They can go to hell, all these bloody International companies are there to serve their masters.
 
Sio kila kitu kinachoandikwa na UNDP na mashirika mengine ya kutoka nje ndiyo yanaweza kuinua uchumi/maisha ya Watanzania. Tujifunze kutoka kwenye ugonjwa wa Covid-19. Mitishamba yetu imetibu huu ugonjwa kwa haraka zaidi kuliko dawa wanazopendekeza wazungu, tuache ukasuku!
 
Quinine said:
UNDP TANZANIA: In the long run, #COVID19 will have significant risks to sectors in #Tanzania such as tourism & hospitality, transportation & storage, wholesale & retail trade, construction & real estate, manufacturing industry.

More on: New Report released: Rapid Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of COVID-19 in Tanzania @ESRFTZ @UNDP https://t.co/r7yJulGkRt

View attachment 1469316

New Report released: Rapid Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of COVID-19 in Tanzania

Dar es Salaam - UNDP Tanzania in collaboration with the Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF) released a report on Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of COVID-19 on Tanzania.

"This pandemic has manifested itself to be more than a health crisis. Tackling COVID-19 is also a humanitarian and development crisis that is threatening to leave deep social, economic and political scars for years to come, particularly in countries already weighed down by fragility, poverty and conflict." - UNDP

What the report tells us

Both the report and the policy brief assess the possible risks and impact pathways of COVID-19 on the economy, public finance and budgeting, poverty and inequality and vulnerable groups in Tanzania. The analysis assumes three scenarios:

1. Best case scenario: where the current situation is maintained

2. Moderate scenario: where there is some modest escalation in infections and consequently in aversive reactions to the pandemic

3. Worst case scenario: the situation deteriorates further for an extended period of time

The assessment shows that, even under a 'limited or slow virus spread scenarios' there will still be severe shocks in the hospitality industry, exporters of manufactured and agricultural goods, transport and logistics, as well as the financial sector.

The priority of the Government and developemnt stakeholders must be to prevent contagion and support most vulnerable groups and firms in the most affected sectors and value chains. In the medium term, the aftermath of this crisis must be turned into an opportunity to put well-being at the centre, based on stronger social protection systems, better healthcare, more robust and inclusive public finances and implementing inclusive development strategies.

Commenting on the report, the UN Resident Coordinator, Zlatan Milisic said, "I commend UNDP Tanzania for taking a proactive step and for providing leadership in undertaking this Rapid Socio-Economic Impact Assessment which has resulted into this informative and insightful report." He further said, "It is my sincere hope the report will add value to the ongoing government efforts to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic."

The Resident Coordinator has called upon the development partners in Tanzania to provide much needed support for immediate response to the pandemic and rally around efforts for early recovery. This is needed to mitigate the negative socio-economic impacts of the pandemic and to the extent possible, enable Tanzania to at least sustain the progress it had made in achieving SDGs.

Tremendous support was received during the drafting to the final stage of this report from Technical Experts of UN Agencies, development partners and the private sector. UNDP expresses its appreciation to experts from World Bank, UNICEF, Un Women, ILO, FAO, WFP and WHO.

Links to the report and policy brief:
New Report released: Rapid Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of COVID-19 in Tanzania

Main Report; https://www.tz.undp.org/content/dam/tanzania/docs/docs2020/undp-tz-SEA-Report Rapid-COVID19.pdf
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Tatizo la dinia, ila wamtumainio Mungu watangara
 
Diversity is healthy, those with their own through and deep analysis air them out, let the shallow minded be free also with their shallowness.
 
magu2016 said:
Tumewazoea washasema mpaka Mei tugekuwa tumekufa 10,000 lakini tunadunda. Wapo wafanyakazi huko UNDP wanaandika ripoti ili kuwafurahisha wazungu ili walete pesa. Wapo wengi tu wanaopika data sisi wengine tumefanyakazi huko tunaujua mchezo.
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Nadhani, ili kutupa nasi moyo ikiwa pamoja na kuwajibu hao walotoa hiyo report, ungetusaidia basi na taarifa za idadi ya (hapa Tz) waliopimwa, waliokutwa na maambukizi,waliolazwa, vifo na waliopona, kwa mwezi april , may mpaka sasa; ingefaa kwa siku. Siye wengine hatujazipata muda sasa. Natanguliza shukurani kwako.
 
shikuengere said:
Kwa mtindo huu wa kuchangia hoja inakuwa vigumu kupata elimu toka jamii forum!
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Niliwahi kusema humu, hili jukwaa limejaa mbumbumbu, nikapewa bun

Humu hakuna mtu anayechangia kwa hoja tena bali ufuasi wa vyama.
 
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