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TANZANIA AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK
A state-owned development finance institution (DFI) established as an apex national-level bank for agricultural development in Tanzania.
Inputs
Production
Warehousing
Processing
Distribution
Marketing
Supported Value Chains
About TADB FARMERS BANK
Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank Limited (TADB) was established under the Company Act, 2002 CAP 212 in September 2012.
To lead capacity-building strategies and programmes to strengthen the agriculture financing value chain and support the Government of Tanzania initiatives to shape and implement policies and agricultural and rural lending.
14
Value chains financed
147
Agricultural loans (in Billions TZS)
153
Strategic agri projects financed
1049370
Smallholder farmers benefited
TARGET OPERATING MODEL
Adopted the clustering and value chain financing approach of the smallholder farmers agricultural transformation strategy.
OUR PRODUCTS
As our valued customer, you are offered innovative products to redefine banking convenience. With our expertise, you can rest assured that your project is protected and nurtured at the same time.
PEOPLE SAYS ABOUT TADB
Read what some of our customers and stakeholders are saying about us..
I commend TADB for being at the forefront of driving the revolutionary agenda of the agricultural sector through the empowerment of smallholder farmers by giving them credit especially for the cashew nuts value chain in the country.
BLOG POSTS
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TADB supports government’s fight against Covid-19
Tanzania registers impressive successes in dairy-subsector as the number of hybrid dairy cattle increase by four folds to 1.29 Mil in 2018/19 from 783,000 in 2017/18...
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TADB signs partnership with Agricom to provide farmers with access to affordable agri-equipment
Tanzania registers impressive successes in dairy-subsector as the number of hybrid dairy cattle increase by four folds to 1.29 Mil in 2018/19 from 783,000 in 2017/18...
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TADB partners with Clinton Development Initiative to provide USD 500,000 Catalytic Finance to AMCOs for Soybean value-chain in Iringa Region
Tanzania registers impressive successes in dairy-subsector as the number of hybrid dairy cattle increase by four folds to 1.29 Mil in 2018/19 from 783,000 in 2017/18...
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