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What India has done in Tanzania

Partner on Indian-financed water supply projects serving several regional towns.

At a glance

0

Humanitarian operations

None recorded here yet.

Grant assistance recorded

No actual expenditure figure published here yet.

US$1.12 bn

Government-supported Lines of Credit

6 repayable facilities

1

Recorded development project

Our development project register is still being expanded and does not yet cover everything India has built.

Development partnership

What India helped build

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Repayable financing

Government-supported Lines of Credit

Credit extended through the Exim Bank with Government of India support. This is money the borrowing government repays with interest — it is never counted as grant assistance.

US$1.12 bn

New Government-supported Lines of Credit

6

Repayable facilities

  • Water Supply scheme in 17 towns in TanzaniaUS$500M2018REPAYABLE
  • Extension of Lake Victoria Pipeline to Tabora, Igunga and NzegaUS$268.35M2015REPAYABLE
  • Water supply schemes to Dar-es-SalamUS$178.13M2012REPAYABLE
  • Rehabilitation and improvement of water supply system in ZanzibarUS$92.18M2016REPAYABLE
View all 6 credit lines
PurposeBorrowerAmountSignedNature
Water Supply scheme in 17 towns in TanzaniaGovernment of TanzaniaUS$500M10 May 2018New credit
Extension of Lake Victoria Pipeline to Tabora, Igunga and NzegaGovernment of TanzaniaUS$268.35M19 Jun 2015New credit
Water supply schemes to Dar-es-SalamGovernment of TanzaniaUS$178.13M2 Oct 2012New credit
Rehabilitation and improvement of water supply system in ZanzibarGovernment of TanzaniaUS$92.18M10 Jul 2016New credit
Export of tractors, pumps and equipments from India to Tanzania.Government of TanzaniaUS$40M28 May 2009New credit
Financing the purchase of 679 vehicles including trucks (512 numbers), buses (79 numbers) and Ambulances (40 numbers)Government of TanzaniaUS$36.56M28 Mar 2011New credit

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