corporate culture and market of tanzania

1. TANZANIA
GROUP—14
HIMANSHU TRIPATHI (14)
PRIYA THOMBRE (54)
MALVIKA PATEL (34)

2. Geography
 TANZANIA- OFFICIALLY THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF
TANZANIA
 JAKAYA KIKWETE (PRESIDENT)
 TANZANIA IS THE 13TH LARGEST COUNTRY IN AFRICA AND
THE 31ST LARGEST IN THE WORLD,
 IT IS BORDERED BY KENYA ,UGANDA (NORTH)
 RWANDA, BURUNDI (WEST)
 ZAMBIA, MALAWI, AND MOZAMBIQUE (SOUTH)
 AND THE INDIAN OCEAN TO THE EAST.
 CAPITAL -- DODOMA

3.  Largest city -- Dar es Salaam
 Official languages -- Swahili , English
 Demonym -- Tanzanian
 Government -- Unitary presidential constitutional republic
 Area Total -- 947,303 km2
 Population 2014 estimate -- 47.4 million
 Currency-- Tanzanian shilling (TZS) .1 Tanzanian Shilling
equals 0.034 Indian Rupee
 The country is the site of Africa's highest and lowest
points:
Mount Kilimanjaro, at 5,895 metres (19,341 ft) above
sea level,and the floor of Lake Tanganyika, at 352 metres
(1,155 ft) below sea level, respectively.

4. Demography
 Population 2014 estimate -- 47.4 million
 The under 15 age group represented44.1 percent of the
population
 Approximately 70 percent of the population is rural,
 Around 99 percent of Tanzanians are of African descent
 The population also includes people of Arab, Indian, and
Pakistani origin, and small European and Chinese
communities.
 Muslim and Christian communities are in majority each
accounting for 30 to 40 percent of the population.
 other religious groups such as Buddhists, Hindus, and Bahá
are in minority.
 literacy rate 67.8 percent
 life expectancy at birth was 61 years.

5. ECONOMY
 GDP (PPP) Total $86.4 billion
 GDP (nominal) Total $36.6 billion
 Tanzania's largest trading partners in exports were South
Africa, Switzerland, and China. In imports Switzerland,
China, and the United Arab Emirates being the biggest
partners.
 The Tanzanian economy is heavily based on
agriculture(24.5) Industry and construction(22.2) Travel
and tourism(12.7) which contribute approx 60% of GDP.
 Maize IS the largest food crop.

6. Politics
 Tanzania is a one party dominant state with the Chama
Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party in power.
 The CCM holds approximately 75 percent of the seats in
the assembly
 The parliament of Tanzania consists of two parts: the
president and the National Assembly
 The president appoints a prime minister,
 30% seats are reserved for women in national assembly
 Tanzania is divided into thirty regions (mkoa)-- twenty-
five on the mainland and five in Zanzibar.

7. Trade link INDIA & TANZANIA
 Agreement on Avoidance of Double Taxation and Prevention of
Fiscal Evasion. further updated in 2011.
 Trade agreement(2000)
 Air Services Agreement (2006)
 MOU for Cooperation in the field of Agriculture (2002)
 Major indian investors include RIL, Bharati Airtel, TATA
international,BOI,BOB and LIC India
 In 1997 the Tanzania government privatised its two pharmaceutical
industries, TPI and Keko
 Most of the APIs are imported from India and China.

8. CONTI…….
 Number of INDIAN drugs registered by TFDA by 2008 is 1778 (highest)
 Pharmaceutical products from India dominate the share of drugs in
the local market registered by the Tanzania food and drugs
administration.