NMB Bank aims to reach 2,000 rural villages this year, expanding financial inclusion and supporting small-scale economic growth in Tanzania.

Banks and MFIs have often overlooked women nano-entrepreneurs as too costly to serve. But by reaching them through trusted savings groups and digital tools, financial institutions are finding viable ways to serve segments traditional lending has missed.

This report focuses on the policy and regulatory enabling environment landscape in Tanzania as it relates to fintech, e-commerce, and funding.

This playbook builds on UNCDF’s recent policy and regulatory mapping to equip investors with a clear, actionable guide to navigating and investing in Tanzania’s fintech sector.

This report identifies the lack of clarity on how to navigate the existing legal and regulatory environment and the absence of policies and guidelines addressing the unique needs of startups and fintechs in Tanzania.

This impact assessment evaluates the economic empowerment of women entrepreneurs in the clean energy sector as a result of ENERGIA’s support, delivered via its partner organizations.

This reading deck focuses on the financial lives of young women aged 15-24 in Tanzania, who make up almost 10% of the country’s population. It highlights findings from segmentation analysis and qualitative research undertaken in 2024.

The initiative is part of Airtel’s broader commitment to advancing the agricultural sector through financial technology, enhancing payment systems, and promoting financial inclusion for rural farmers across the region.

BRAC shares three key takeaways from a survey of participants in their financial and digital literacy program.