<p>The German District of Enzkreis and Masasi District of Tanzania has been working together in the areas of education, environment, sustainable energy and health in order to improve the livelihood of people of Masasi District in Tanzania. </p> <p>In the first phase of the common projects, Masasi and Enzkreis Districts installed 4.8kW solar photovoltaic system at Mkomaindo District Hospital to provide backup power to the Neonatal ward and Intensive Care Unit to power life saving machines. It further installed biogas digesters and their respective ovens at Migongo Mission, Lupaso Mission, Folks Developme...</p>

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The Government of Tanzania through Ministry of Energy and Minerals launched country SE4ALL program on 11th July, 2016.

Details of the Tanzania's SE4ALL program are on the underneath documents.

• Tanzania's SE4ALL Action Agenda
• Tanzania's SE4ALL Investment Prospectus

<p>TAREA international partner BSW-Solar, the German Solar Association, has introduced a matchmaking platform that connects you with German Solar Companies, looking for business partners, projects and suppliers in our country. (<a href="www.solar-business.com">www.solar-business.com</a>) This service is new and exclusive for our respected members, in order to ensure the seriousness of requests. Moreover, this service is cost-free and we are proud to offer this unique opportunity to you in order to explore your international business opportunities. We already have a cooperation agreement with BSW-Solar that facilitates several initia...</p>

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Tanzania Government has granted duty remissions on renewable energy technologies that become effective from 1st July, 2016.

Duty remissions have been granted on the raw materials to produce deep discharge batteries and solar equipment. The duty remissions have been granted in order promote local manufacturing.

The duty remissions was made by the Minister of Finance and he ammended EAC Customs Management Act 2004. The Minister presented the ammendments in the National Budget for year 2016/17.

Since the year 2009 TAREA had been advocating for Tanzania Vocational Education Training Authority (VETA) to develop renewable energy curriculum for training the artisans. At last, VETA has released the curriculum.

TAREA is now working to advocate VETA establishing certification procedure for young people who have been trained on the installation of renewable energy systems informally.

VETA is also registring short courses that the trainees can be awarded VETA certificates. TAREA encourages institutions that are conducting renewable energy artisan trainings to register with VETA zonal offices.