President Samia congratulates TADB, calls for continuous support towards BBT programme
President of the United Republic of Tanzania H.E. Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan has congratulated TADB for a job well done, and called for its continuous support towards the newly launched programme -‘Building a Better Tomorrow’ Youth Initiative for Agribusiness (BBT-YIA). President Samia made the remarks on Monday 20th March during the launch of a block...
TADB secures 80 million Euros from AFD to extend affordable agri-finance to farmers
In strengthen of its activities of providing short and long-term loans in the agricultural sectors in the country TADB secured of 80 million Euros (Tsh. 210 billion), from French Development Agency (afd_france). The 80 Million Euros will be used in resolving the challenges faced by agriculture, livestock and fishing sectors practitioners in accessing capital. The...
TADB promises to enhance livestock sector financing
THE Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) has said will continue to intensify financing on livestock sector to enable the sector increase contribution to the economy. This was said by the bank's senior business development officer Furaha Sichula during the first livestock show and auction held at Ubena Zomozi in Chalinze district, Coast region.
TADB at Dar es salaam International Trade Fair
TADB at Dar es salaam International Trade Fair
TADB, ICR devise scheme to finance women and youth
Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) in collaboration with the European Union funded Climate Reform Facility (ICR) has devised a gender and youth scheme to ensure their inclusion in agriculture through increased access to finance.
TADB workers participate in Workers’ Day celebrations
Employees of the Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) joined thousands of Tanzanians to celebrate the International Workers' Day on May 1, 2022.
H.E President Samia visits TADB Booth
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...
TADB Women staff commemorate IWD in style
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...
TADB celebrates Women’s Day in style
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...