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The Energy Efficiency Project, in partnership with the Ministry of Energy and the Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS), hosted an awareness session on Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS). MEPS will ensure that only energy-efficient products—like air conditioners, TVs, fans, fridges, and electric motors—enter the Tanzanian market, reducing energy consumption, driving sustainability, and supporting national energy efficiency goals. Eng. Innocent Luoga, Commissioner for Electricity and Renewable Energy, highlighted MEPS' role in helping businesses: ✔️ Embrace sustainable practices. ✔️ Comply with new regulations. ✔️ Tap into the energy-efficient market. Awareness sessions like these are key to fostering a culture of energy efficiency and building a sustainable future for Tanzania. #EnergyEfficiency #SustainableEnergy #CleanEnergy #GreenFuture #TanzaniaEnergy

🚀 Big strides for Tanzania’s startup ecosystem! UNDP Tanzania's Funguo Tanzania programme, in partnership with CRDB Bank Plc iMBEJU initiative, proudly unveiled the 3rd cohort of FUNGUO/IMBEJU investees. What’s in store for the 18 startups & SMEs? 💰 TZS 1.45B in FUNGUO Catalytic Grants 💸 TZS 355M in iMBEJU Soft Loans These investments are more than funding—they’re catalysts for job creation, youth empowerment, and sustainable growth, all aligned with 🇹🇿's SDGs. This milestone highlights the transformative power of partnerships to build a robust startup ecosystem and drive meaningful economic and social impact. Together, we’re shaping the future of entrepreneurship in Tanzania! #Innovation #YouthEmpowerment #SustainableDevelopment #Startups

💡 Just 8 days left! The Regional Energy Efficiency Conference is your chance to explore groundbreaking strategies and engage in impactful discussions on sustainable energy. Join us! 🌍⚡ #EnergyEfficiency #SustainableEnergy #REEC2024

11 days to go! 📈 Get ready to explore cutting-edge trends, strategies, and technologies driving energy efficiency. Join the movement for a sustainable future. 🌍 #EnergyEfficiency #SustainableEnergy #REEC2024

13 days to go! Join the Regional Energy Efficiency Conference to explore innovative solutions driving a greener future across our region. #Innovation #EnergyEfficiency #REEC2024

UNDP Tanzania expresses its heartfelt condolences and support following the tragic building collapse in Kariakoo, Dar es Salaam. Our thoughts are with the Government of Tanzania, the families directly affected, and the people of Tanzania as a whole. As rescue efforts continue, we send a message of hope, strength, and prayers to everyone involved.

We’re delighted to welcome Clara Maliwa, our new gender specialist, to the team! UNDP and the UN as a whole are committed to fostering a workplace culture that champions inclusion and the active participation of people with disabilities. This commitment is integral to our mission of diversity, ensuring that all voices are heard and valued. Welcome aboard, Clara! #Inclusion #GenderEquality #Diversity

In partnership with the Ministry of Energy, UNDP proudly awarded energy efficiency scholarships to 25 talented young women in sustainable engineering at Dar es Salaam Institute of Technology (DIT), up from 10 last year. This milestone reflects our strengthened commitment to advancing women in the energy sector. Thank you to the EU and the Embassy of Ireland for their support in making this possible. Together, we’re building a more inclusive and sustainable future in energy. 🌍🔋 #WomenInEnergy #SustainableEngineering #EnergyEfficiency #Empowerment #SustainableDevelopment

UNDP, in collaboration with the Institute of Rural Development Planning, handed over essential equipment and materials to support women and youth groups in Bagamoyo, Tanga, Unguja, and Pemba. Through the Blue Economy – Bahari Maisha Project, the initiative focuses on enhancing seaweed farming and fostering sustainable ocean resource management to empower communities and boost economic resilience. #BlueEconomy #BahariMaisha #SustainableDevelopment

We were honoured to welcome the UNDP Senior Management Team led by Muyeye Chambwera - Deputy Resident Representative and Godfrey Nyamrunda - Deputy Head of Zanzibar Sub Office to the ZRCP office. During their visit, they held a bilateral meeting with the ZRCP management team and discussed the emerging opportunities and challenges for UNDP Tanzania to leverage and contribute to in the future. Diverse issues were deliberated on topics pertaining to the digital and economic transformation, boosting the growth of SMEs, formalisation of the informal sector, digital economy, public sector competence, labour skills, and capital markets development. ZRCP is super glad with the opportunity to be among 3-5 strategic partners that provide insights to the UNDP Tanzania for shaping the new strategic plan and determine its focus areas.