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SENSOR(Strengthening small-holders’ opportunities in environmentally and socially responsible value chains for sustainable livelihoods)

“Strengthening Small-holders Opportunities in Environmentally and Socially Responsible Value Chains for Sustainable Livelihoods” (SENSORE). The project aims to provide comprehensive support to farmers in Tanzania by implementing sustainable standards to enable them to access regional and international markets.

These markets have been challenging for small-scale farmers to access due to compliance costs associated within supply chains. The project will address challenges on building climate resilience to farmers, unsustainable farming practices, environmental degradation, unequal market access, and lack of participation by youth, women and special groups in market access opportunities.

To meet farmers sustainable world, the environmental social and economic aspects in which smallholder farmers are centred to this, sustainable standards will be employed to support smallholder farmers across the country through capacity building, coaching, lobbying and strategic partnership with various actors within the supply chain. The goal is to enhance market competitiveness, gender and social inclusiveness, and sustainable and responsible farming practices.

FFD – Finish

Jan 2025 to Dec 2028

Kilimanjaro, Njombe and Mbeya

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Enhancing Market Access for Horticultural Products II (EMAHP II)

To improve market access for Tanzanian horticultural products in the context of inclusivity, food safety, climate change and environmental conservation

TMA

1 April 2024 – 30 June 2027

Countrywide

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Youth Entrepreneurship for the Future of Food & Agriculture(YEFFA)

Create dignified and fulfilling jobs for Young People, especially women and those disadvantaged, in Tanzania’s horticultural industry.

AGRA

22 Oct 2024 – 22 Mar 2026

Arusha, Kilimanjaro and Manyara regions, and Zanzibar

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TANZANIA HORTICULTURE AND POTATO SEED PLATFORM (THPSP)

To strengthen coordination of actors, information and activities in the horticulture industry; and address prevailing issues hindering the growth and sustainability of the horticulture industry.

Dutch government

Sept, 2024 – July, 2026

Tanzania

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Solar Saver 2

To deliver a low carbon off-grid solution for sustainable high quality dried fruit and vegetables throughout Africa starting in Tanzania

Innovative UK

May, 2024 – April, 2026

Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Pwani and Morogoro

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Growing Wealth Through Horticulture (GROWTH)

To increase competitiveness and sustainability of the horticulture industry

Swedish Embassy

Jul 2022 to  June 2026

Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Tanga, Manyara, Dodoma & Pwani

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INCLUDE- for Sustainable Development

To facilitate marketing systems, and thereby incomes, food security and nutrition.

TRIAS (Belgium) + FFD -Finish +AHA

January 2022 to Dec 2026

Arusha

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Farm to Market Efficiency

To enhance market efficiency, reduce post-harvest losses, and develop the horticulture sector through strategic interventions

BMF, through Beyond Farming Collective

Arusha and Kilimanjaro

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Horticultural Exports Accelerator Program
(HEAP)

Enhancing the trade and export capabilities of both new and established Tanzanian companies.

UK Government

Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar

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Joint Programme – Rural Women Economic Empowerment (JP RWEE) II

To address challenges and barriers rural women facing  and contributing to creating a conducive environment for rural women’s economic empowerment

WFP

July 2024 to June 2025

Zanzibar ( Unguja + Pemba).

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Vijana Kilimo Biashara (VKB)

To increase suistainable income to small hoder farmers(women and youth) in horticulture value chain

WFP

Jan, 2024 – Sept, 2025

Arusha and Manyara