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Tanzania Sets Carbon Trading Revenue-Sharing Framework, 61% to Resource Owners
Tanzania has set a legal framework for sharing carbon trading revenue, allocating 61% to resource owners, 31% to project proponents, and 8% to the government for forest projects. The arrangement supports the country's target of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 30% to 35% by 2030 under the Paris Agreement.
Tanzania and Qatar Sign Tax Treaty to Boost Investment
Tanzania and Qatar signed a Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) on 29 September 2026, eliminating double taxation on cross-border income between the two countries. Both countries are now moving toward rapid implementation, aiming to deepen economic cooperation and attract new investment across infrastructure, energy, tourism and financial services.
Tanzania Treasury Registrar Targets TZS 2 Trillion in Non-Tax Revenue for 2026/27, Outlines IPOs Plan
Tanzania’s Office of the Treasury Registrar has set an internal TZS 2 trillion non-tax revenue target for 2026/27, above the TZS 1.79 trillion assigned by the government. Its reform plan also envisages equity funding for qualifying public institutions and potential Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) in the longer term.
17th Investment Policy Forum Held in Dar es Salaam, Focused on Jobs, Skills, Technology and Domestic Value
The 17th Investment Policy Forum was held in Dar es Salaam from 16 to 18 September 2026, bringing together investment officials and negotiators from Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean. Discussions focused on aligning investment governance across national, regional and international levels and ensuring that investment generates jobs, skills, technology, stronger supply chains and domestic value addition.
Tanzania National Land Database to Centralize Records as Land Boards Digitize Services
Tanzania is building a central national land database under the National Land Data Infrastructure (NLDI) project to deliver accurate, modern, and officially recognised land information. The system aims to cut land disputes arising from conflicting boundaries and ownership and make tenure more secure for investment. The valuers’ and town planners’ registration boards have also been directed to accelerate the digitization of their services.
Tanzania and EU Strengthen Trade and Investment Cooperation to Support Vision 2050
Tanzania and the European Union have agreed to strengthen trade and investment cooperation as part of efforts to support Tanzania’s Vision 2050. The discussions brought together EU representatives, European business associations and Tanzanian government institutions in Dar es Salaam.
Tanzania Set to Receive USD 41 Million in GEF Environmental Funding
Tanzania is set to receive approximately USD 41 million through Global Environment Facility funding windows for biodiversity conservation, ecosystem restoration and climate resilience. The allocation includes USD 16 million from the GEF Trust Fund, USD 20 million from the LDCF and USD 5 million from the GBFF, making Tanzania the third-largest recipient in Africa.
Free Tanzania Investment Guide Tops 10,000 Downloads from 109 Countries in the First Four Months
TanzaniaInvest's free Tanzania Business and Investment Guide 2026 has been downloaded more than 10,000 times across 109 countries since its 1 April 2026 launch, with Tanzania and the United States being the leading source markets. The pace is in line with TanzaniaInvest's annual objective of 30,000 downloads, and an updated edition with fresh economic data is planned in Q4 2026.