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    VSO Tanzania Local Enterprise Development

    • Sub-CategoryHub-(including-co-working-space)
    • Target GroupBusinesses-/-NGOs,Youth-(under-35-years-old),Marginalised-Groups-(e.g.-disability-groups),Women-and-Girls

    The Tanzania Local Enterprise Development (T-LED) project supports local small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) to overcome existing barriers, with particular attention paid to the additional challenges faced by female-headed SMEs, in accessing growth markets in the associated value-chains of the agribusiness and extractive sectors, while enhancing the quality and coordination of market-driven business development services. The project brings together the private sector, civil society and government to encourage a more equitable and market-driven distribution of resources. Funded by Global Affairs Canada, the project supports local Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to overcome existing barriers in Mwanza, Iringa, Lindi, and Mtwara.

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    Data Lab

    • Sub-CategoryHub-(including-co-working-space)
    • Target GroupBusinesses-/-NGOs,Government-ministries,-departments-or-agencies,Technology-Developers,Students,Youth-(under-35-years-old),Women-and-Girls

    The Tanzanian Data Lab (dLab) is an open working space where data from multiple sectors and sources can be combined, processed, and shared to drive better policies and decision-making. The dLab is a center of activity, connecting the data revolution to national priorities, global commitments and diverse programs and investments. It serves as an anchor for the Data Collaborative for Local Impact (DCLI) program, enabling data analysis and use to become more prominent in decision making in Tanzania. The dLab activities include training in data literacy and analysis, focused content-area data analytics, and the development of “use cases” to showcase how data can be used to improve lives. The dLab will support the development of a roadmap, assisting the country to monitor progress toward meeting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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    • Dar Es Salaam

    Elimu Living Lab

    • Sub-CategoryLiving-Lab
    • Target GroupBusinesses-/-NGOs,Youth-(under-35-years-old),Marginalised-Groups-(e.g.-disability-groups),Women-and-Girls

    Established in September 2012, Elimu Living Lab (Elabs) provides services for marginalised and unemployed youth with 15-35 years of age who are passionate at running the business and get back into job market, school dropouts who are passionate at getting back into secondary education and vocational skills career development. The hub provides workspace and internet connectivity for free and regularly scheduled entreprenurship and ICT focused workshops.

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    University of Dar es Salaam ICT Incubator

    • Sub-CategoryHub-(including-co-working-space)
    • Target GroupBusinesses-/-NGOs,Technology-Developers,International-Market,Students,Youth-(under-35-years-old)

    The University of Dar es Salaam ICT Incubator (UDICTI) is an incubator within the College of ICT at the University of Dar es Salaam that nurtures students who wish to start their own businesses. Students with business ideas are groomed as they turn their ideas into startups and are accommodated until they are able to stand on their own. UDICTI is housed within CoICT at UDSM's Kijitonyama campus. Incubatees have access to this space which is equipped with computing facilities and standard office furniture. Being an entity of CoICT, utilities such as power, lighting, a stand-by generator and internet connectivity are readily available and incubatees may be provided with additional CoICT resources such as multimedia when required. Incubatees also have access to a number of people - dedicated coaches, mentors, trainers, and the like - as well as networks, at different stages of their program.

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    • Dar Es Salaam

    University of Dar Es Salaam Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre

    • Sub-CategoryHub-(including-co-working-space)
    • Target GroupStudents,Youth-(under-35-years-old),Women-and-Girls

    University of Dar Es Salaam Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre (UDIEC) was established as a Directorate within the University of Dar Es Salaam, located at the University of Dar es Salaam Business School. UDIEC offeres incubation, business counselling, and innovation and entrepreneurship knowledge management,

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    • Dar Es Salaam

    Sebastian Kolowa Memorial University

    • Sub-CategoryUniversity-Department-or-Centre

    Sebastian Kolowa Memorial University (SEKOMU) is a private university in Lushoto, Tanzania established in 2012. It has three faculties: Education, Science, and Law. Besides the teaching at the main campus, the university provides courses at Tanga Training Center (TC) and Bumbuli Clinical Officer Training Center (COTC). Faculty of Education Degrees: Master of Education in Special Education Programmes, Master of Arts in Diaconic Management, Bachelor of Education Special Needs – Arts subjects, Bachelor of Education Special Needs – Science subjects. Faculty of Science Degrees: Master of Science in Nature Conservation and Management, Bachelor of Science in Eco-Tourism and Nature Conservation, Bachelor of Science with Education, Bachelor of Science in Mental Health and Rehabilitation. Faculty of Law Degrees: Bachelor of Laws.

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    Tanzania International University

    • Sub-CategoryUniversity-Department-or-Centre

    Kampala International University Dar es Salaam (KIU) was upgraded from a Constituent College to an independent University in 2017. KIU offers both traditional and distance learning programmes for Masters, Bachelors, Post-Graduate Diploma, Diploma, and Certificate level from 7 faculties: Allied and Health Sciences, Medicine, Pharmacy, Law, Applied Sciences and Technology, Education, Development Studies and Business Management, and the Institute of Open and Distance Learning.

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    • Dar Es Salaam

    United African University of Tanzania

    • Sub-CategoryUniversity-Department-or-Centre

    The United African University of Tanzania (UAUT) is a private institute of higher education founded by Korea Church Mission, whichreceived a certificate of full registration from TCU in 2012. Undergraduate programmes offered: Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering and Information Technology, and Bachelor of Business Administration.

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    • Dar Es Salaam

    St. Joseph University in Tanzania

    • Sub-CategoryUniversity-Department-or-Centre

    St. Joseph University in Tanzania (SJUIT) is a full-fledged University recognized by The Tanzania Commission for Universities (TCU)as of 21st December, 2011. Undergraduate programmes in St Joseph College of Engineering and Technology: Bachelor of Engineering in: Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, and Information Systems and Network Engineering. Bachelor of Science in Education in: Education with Physics and Chemistry, Education with Physics and Mathematics, Education with Physics and Computer Science, Education with Mathematics and Chemistry, Education with Mathematics and Computer Science, Education with Biology and Chemistry. In St Joseph College of Health Sciences: Doctor of Medicine. The university also offers various diploma and certificate programmes in the same fields.

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    • Dar Es Salaam

    Catholic University of Health and Allied Sciences

    • Sub-CategoryUniversity-Department-or-Centre

    Diploma programmes in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Medical Laboratory Sciences and Diagnostic Radiography. Undergraduate programmes: Doctor of Medicine (MD) and Bachelor of Pharmacy, Bachelor of Science in Nursing Education, and Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Graduate programmes: Master of Medicine, Master of Public Health, Master of Science in Paediatric Nursing, and Doctor of Philosophy.

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    • Mwanza
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