2018•Unpublished venueRequires access
Tanzania DTIS 2017
Robert S. Kirk, Barak Hoffman, Bede Lyimo, Carmine Soprano, Guillermo Carlos Arenas, Monica Alina Antoci, Olivier Hartmann, John C. Keyser, Nicolas Maennling, Willison Mutagwaba, Scott Wayne, Shaun Mann, Josaphat P. Kweka, Maryla Maliszewska
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Abstract
The Tanzania Diagnostic Trade Integration Study (DTIS) 2017 identifies priority actions in support of the country's strategy to deliver broad-based growth through trade integration. The study seeks to (a) take stock of the progress in implementing the action matrix adopted in the DTIS 2005; (b) provide an in-depth focus on agribusiness, mining, and tourism; (c) identify obstacles to the realization of the full development potential of agriculture and tourism in Zanzibar; and (d) prepare an updated action matrix. While the report focuses on agribusiness, mining, and tourism, it more broadly addresses the issues of regional integration, trade facilitation, small-scale trade, and gender. The report identifies a package of measures that will support Tanzania's effective delivery of its Integrated Industrial Development Strategy 2025.