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$100K-$10M
Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) provides agricultural financing in Tanzania for businesses and participants across the agriculture value chain. Its products include production infrastructure loans, strategic project loans for processing infrastructure, seasonal working-capital loans, and a Smallholder Farmers Credit Guarantee Fund that helps smallholder farmers access credit through participating financial institutions. Existing data indicates a typical ticket size of $100K-$10M.
Production Infrastructure Loans
Financing for modern tools and infrastructure needed to increase efficiency and expand production.
Strategic Project Loans
Long-term loans to support construction of infrastructure for agricultural produce processing projects that stimulate growth of the agriculture sector.
Seasonal Loans
Working capital aligned to the relevant season to facilitate operations across the value chain from planting to sale to the final consumer.
Smallholder Farmers Credit Guarantee Fund
Enables smallholder farmers to access loans through guarantees provided to participating financial institutions.
Inputs
Supply of quality seeds, fertilizers, and other resources for production.
Production
Enabling farmers to access equipment, knowledge, and financial services to improve productivity.
Storage
Supporting access to warehouses, modern silos, and cold rooms to reduce post-harvest losses and ensure product quality.
Processing
Adding value to raw agricultural, livestock, and fisheries products using modern technologies.
Distribution
Improving efficiency in getting products to markets through various transport methods.
Markets
Enabling access to new markets for agricultural products to increase farmer income.
Agricultural businesses in Tanzania
Mentorship, network, sector expertise
Check current fund status and deployment activity
Show clearly where your business fits in the agriculture value chain and match your request to the right product type, such as seasonal working capital, infrastructure financing, or processing projects. Smallholder farmers should apply through participating financial institutions under the credit guarantee scheme. Use the 'Tuma Ombi Sasa' option on the TADB website or download the application forms from 'Fomu za Maombi.'
2015
Active Since
Yes
Deploying
Government-backed programs and beneficiaries