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The programme, funded by the Department for International Development, will work to strengthen markets and improve farming practices in Tanzania.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
UK’s Developing Countries Capacity Building Unit will help the countries collect more tax as part of new projects to be announced
The project aims to develop the capacity of tutors in government Teacher Training Colleges and student teachers to communicate in English.
The project will support public training institutions to improve language skills, and strengthen the education system in twenty councils.
Head of Department for International Development Tanzania, Marshall Elliott spoke at an event.
The United Kingdom and France announce that they will join the global standard ensuring transparency of payments from natural resources.
UKAID through the Department for International Development (DFID) will support the project 'A New Equilibrium for Girls'.
Tanzanian campaigners Frank and Mwajuma are editing DFID's social media for a day and taking your questions.
H.E British High Commissioner Dianna Melrose hosted a reception to celebrate Her Majesty's Birthday
The move will help poor people to benefit from their country’s oil, gas and mineral deposits
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