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TRENDS AND IMPACTS OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRY AGRICULTURE

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TANZANIA<br />

Trends and impacts of foreign investment in<br />

developing country agriculture<br />

TABLE 2<br />

Top 10 foreign investors *<br />

Foreign Investor/country Investment value<br />

(US$ million)<br />

agriculture are categorized into ‘new’ and ‘old’<br />

(potential for expansion and rehabilitation),<br />

which includes privatized entities. At present<br />

however, while the investment level has fallen to<br />

between 16 and 18 percent of the agricultural<br />

GDP, the government contribution has been<br />

much higher (Table 3). 21 Foreign investment has<br />

21 WTO Trade Policy Review - Doc WT/TPR/S/171/TZA,<br />

available at http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/tpr_e/<br />

s171-02_e.doc<br />

64<br />

Employment created No. of projects<br />

United Kingdom 1 115 232 030 595<br />

Kenya 958.21 37 511 249<br />

India 825.88 - -<br />

South Africa 466.58 14 243 111<br />

Netherlands 426.58 - -<br />

China 383.23 - -<br />

United States, Germany, the<br />

UAE and Botswana<br />

696.3 - -<br />

* ImaniLwinga, ‘UK, Kenya Leading Investors in Tanzania’, The Sunday Observer, 3 June 2007, available at:<br />

http://www.ippmedia.com/ipp/observer/2007/06/03/91766.html<br />

TABLE 3<br />

Capital formation by public and private sectors at current prices<br />

traditionally been the major source of funding.<br />

Capital investment, FDI and joint venture projects<br />

have increased, although it should be noted that<br />

the sectors that attract the most FDI interest are<br />

mining, manufacturing and tourism. 22<br />

22 Wetzel H, FY 2004 Country Commercial Guide for<br />

Tanzania, International Market Research Reports, US<br />

Foreign and Commercial Service and US Department of<br />

State.<br />

Sector<br />

Public Sector:<br />

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006<br />

Tshs. million<br />

2007 2008 2009<br />

Central Gov’t 568 022 753 610 953 157 1 039 910 1 134 578 1 352 763 1 628 172 1 921 243<br />

Parastatals 59 405 72 745 119 245 162 413 141 822 141 570 148 299 157 197<br />

Institutions++ 72 900 89624 120 042 138 362 141 822 144 659 152 971 163 067<br />

Total Public<br />

Sector<br />

700 327 915 979 1 192 444 1 340 685 1 418 222 1 638 992 1 929 442 214 2 241 506 986<br />

Private Sector 1 050 490 1 372 817 1 903 078 2 618 878 3 465 267 4 480 021 5 344 872 5 779 463<br />

Total Fixed<br />

Capital<br />

1 750 817 2 288 796 3 095 522 3 959 563 4 883 489 6 119 013 7 274 314 8 020 970<br />

Increase in<br />

Stocks<br />

44 596 43 387 57 845 64 405 74 292 90 728 106 943 152 252<br />

Total Capital<br />

Formation<br />

1 795 413 2 332 183 3 153 367 4 023 968 4 957 781 6 209 741 7 381 257 8 173 221<br />

++ Includes non-profit making organizations<br />

Source: National Bureau of Statistics

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