Tanzania

MICRO FINANCE

• Dunduliza Company Ltd: Implementation of an Interconnection System in the Dunduliza SACCOS Network - (pdf file, 1017kb)
  This project will introduce a communication tool to facilitate the monitoring of cash balances for all Savings and Credit Cooperatives (SACCOS) organized through Dunduliza. This project will help to increase the reach and effectiveness of SACCOS, provide microfinance for the poor and hence contribute to reduce poverty.
  

OTHER

• Moshi University College of Cooperative and Business Studies MUCCoBS Institute of Cooperative and Continuing Development Education(ICCDE)- (pdf file, 238kb)
  Enhancing Business Enterprises Competitiveness to People With Disabilities (PWDs) Through Training and Facilitation of Access to Credit (mainland) ICCDE in collaboration with the Moshi University Cooperative College of Co-operative and Business Studies, will empower people with disabilities (especially disabled peoples’ organizations) through training that builds skill in financial and business management of microenterprises. Access to savings and credit will be made available, to enable the strengthening of these microenterprises for profitable businesses. This project seeks to address problems associated with accessibility and representation that people with disabilities encounter in everyday life.
  
• Trade Union Congress of Tanzania: Formation of Workers Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies and Establishment of Workers Cooperatives Banks Project
  The project will improve the living conditions of unprotected informal economy workers through the formation of 100 new workers SACCOs and the establishment of workers cooperative banks. Entrepreneurship skill training and access to credit facilities will be provided to ensure that the informal economy workers will be able to undertake income-generating activities and alleviate income poverty. This is expected to be achieved by strengthening the ability of national and local trade unions and cooperative organizations, to work together constructively in the informal economy.