Tie investment to sustainable environment: call

This United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) call for investment proposals is the first in Tanzania under the Local Finance Initiative (LFI) programme which is being implemented in partnership with the government of Tanzania through the Prime Minister’s Office – Ministry of Regional Administration and Local Governments (PMO-RALG).

For more details follow this link http://www.uncdf.org/en/content/call-investment-project-proposals

This United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) call for investment proposals is the first in Tanzania under the Local Finance Initiative (LFI) programme which is being implemented in partnership with the government of Tanzania through the Prime Minister’s Office – Ministry of Regional Administration and Local Governments (PMO-RALG). For more details follow this link… ...

The former Apple CEO and founder of Obi Mobiles Mr. John Sculley discusses a point during their visit of Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) to explore investment opportunities. This company is now eying the East African market. The former Apple CEO and Obi Mobiles co-founder Mr. John Sculley explains something during the visit of Tanzania Investment Centre offices today, 20 March 2015. On his left is Mrs. Diane Sculley. The meeting between Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology,...

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