1. Tabora, Tanzania was selected in 2011 to participate in the Regional Partnership to Promote Trade and Investment program to foster private sector investment and economic growth.
2. Activities implemented included identifying commercially viable investment opportunities, capacity building workshops, establishing an investment promotion desk, and preparing detailed investment profiles in sectors like honey, oil, and tourism.
3. Outcomes included the creation of an investment promotion website, an investment forum attracting 150 participants and interest from potential investors in sectors like honey, oil, and hotels.
MICE TOURISM AS A DRIVER OF SUSTAINABILITY? CASE STUDIES AND LEADERSHIP LESS...Wild Asia
Business tourism is a significant economic engine for destinations but are we making the most of it’s potential as a catalyst for sustainability, prosperity and progress? Hear insights on what forward thinking tourism boards and convention bureau from around the region have done to advance their hospitality community and market their destinations whilst discovering top tips for activating sustainable MICE for your own business or destination.
Business travel is an important sector of tourism which includes tourists who attend congresses, conferences, exhibitions, incentive travels, events and business corporate travels.
Many countries have realized the significance of this part of tourism development and thus influence on its organization, promotion and realization. Business travel includes meetings, incentive travels, congresses, conventions and exhibitions. Because of that, both domestic and foreign literature more increasingly use the acronym MICE for these types of travel. This part of the tourist market is an extremely important part of business, especially when it comes to the extension of the tourist season, which increases the attractiveness of the tourist destination and the economic effects achieved by the development of this part of the tourist market.
An introduction to tourism organization in the global arena, Asia-pacific Region area and in the Philippines. Created for to augment the lecture for the students of Lyceum of the Philippines - Cavite Campus for the subject Principles of Tourism II.
Tonga Agritourism Policy Setting Workshop 2018
Policy setting for improved linkages between agriculture, trade and tourism:
Strengthening the local Agrifood sector and promoting Agritourism in Tonga.
Workshop organised by the Government of Tonga
in collaboration with CTA, and the Pacific Community, PIPSO and SPTO
MICE TOURISM AS A DRIVER OF SUSTAINABILITY? CASE STUDIES AND LEADERSHIP LESS...Wild Asia
Business tourism is a significant economic engine for destinations but are we making the most of it’s potential as a catalyst for sustainability, prosperity and progress? Hear insights on what forward thinking tourism boards and convention bureau from around the region have done to advance their hospitality community and market their destinations whilst discovering top tips for activating sustainable MICE for your own business or destination.
Business travel is an important sector of tourism which includes tourists who attend congresses, conferences, exhibitions, incentive travels, events and business corporate travels.
Many countries have realized the significance of this part of tourism development and thus influence on its organization, promotion and realization. Business travel includes meetings, incentive travels, congresses, conventions and exhibitions. Because of that, both domestic and foreign literature more increasingly use the acronym MICE for these types of travel. This part of the tourist market is an extremely important part of business, especially when it comes to the extension of the tourist season, which increases the attractiveness of the tourist destination and the economic effects achieved by the development of this part of the tourist market.
An introduction to tourism organization in the global arena, Asia-pacific Region area and in the Philippines. Created for to augment the lecture for the students of Lyceum of the Philippines - Cavite Campus for the subject Principles of Tourism II.
Tonga Agritourism Policy Setting Workshop 2018
Policy setting for improved linkages between agriculture, trade and tourism:
Strengthening the local Agrifood sector and promoting Agritourism in Tonga.
Workshop organised by the Government of Tonga
in collaboration with CTA, and the Pacific Community, PIPSO and SPTO
One year journey of Oromia Tourism CommissionNega Wedajo
Oromia Tourism Commission is a regional tourism organization under the Oromia National Regional State Government. Since its establishment on July 07, 2020, the Commission has undertaken rigorous activities that laid the foundation for the region's tourism development.
Oromia, Land of Diverse Beauty!
One year journey of Oromia Tourism CommissionNega Wedajo
Oromia Tourism Commission is a regional tourism organization under the Oromia National Regional State Government. Since its establishment on July 07, 2020, the Commission has undertaken rigorous activities that laid foundation for the region's tourism development.
Oromia, Land of Diverse Beauty!
DW's Director Allan Cain presented this powerpoint on the Africa China Urban Initiative during a panel session at the 2013 African Union for Housing Finance (AUHF) conference in Mauritius, September 11-13.
DW co-hosted the panel session, titled "Understanding (and harnessing) Chinese investment interest", with the Centre for African Studies at Peking University.
With more than 46 cities in Africa swelling to populations of a million people or more — and 17 of the world's 100 fastest-growing cities located in Africa — there is an acute need to develop housing solutions for so many urban residents. But raising the capital to meet that growing demand for housing remains a significant challenge. In 2013, the African Union for Housing Finance (AUHF) will host a conference under the theme "Raising Capital for Housing Finance.” The Africa-China Urban Initiative will organize a conference panel discussion on "Understanding (and harnessing) Chinese investment interest." Chinese investment in residential development in Africa is increasingly having an impact and demonstrating a track record of opportunity and experience. Panelists invited include Chinese investors setting out their experiences and expectations for the market and an African corporation that has received Chinese financing.
http://urban-africa-china.angonet.org/content/29th-annual-conference-mobilising-capital-housing-finance
Taking advantage of the Ports-to-Plains Corridor – Economic Development Successes
You have heard about the Ports-to-Plains Alliance Corridor and the opportunities for growth and prosperity it brings. Learn first-hand how communities are taking advantage of their location along the corridor.
INTERNATIONALIZATION in terms of Physical Planning.pdfPRITI CHHATOI
Internationalization
It is prepared in the context of Urban and regional planning , city planning and the internationalization of planning as a education along with case study of different internationalization agenda. Includes the advantages and disadvantages of the same. Internationalization v/s globalization. Why different cities promote internationalization as a part of its development and its effect on local population
This presentation covers the Lebanese initiatives put into place to attract diaspora direct investment and to encourage transnational partnerships. It also covers an overview of the Lebanese diaspora and their economic movement throughout the years.
IDAL's Presentation on Integrating Migration into Development
CAPSTONE SEMINAR PPT - NEWYORK
1. 1
MSILU, D.D
INVESTMENT PROMOTION SPECIALIST
TABORA MCI
REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP TO PROMOTE
TRADE AND INVESTMENT IN TABORA
CAPSTONE SEMINAR HELD IN NEW YORK, 28-29 OCTOBER 2013
2. 2Millennium Cities Initiative
Tabora Millennium City was selected in 2011 to be one of
three cities in Sub-Saharan Africa to participate in the
Regional Partnership to Promote Trade and Investments
The project focused on fostering productive private sector
investment (domestic and foreign direct investment), with a
view toward creating employment, stimulating domestic
enterprise and fostering economic growth.
The project is strongly supported by Government of
Tanzania, through Regional Commissioner’s office and
Tanzania Investment Centre, during implementation the City
of Tabora committed to contribute 15% of the total costs.
INTRODUCTION
3. 3
Millennium Cities Initiative
LOCATION OF TABORA CITY
• Strategic
Location
• Surface area =
75,865km2
• Population =
2,539,708
Region and
229000
Municipality
4. 4Millennium Cities Initiative
Identifying commercially viable investment
opportunities
Assisting the cities with developing and implementing
strategies to target and win new and productive private
sector investment
Strengthening the cities’ capacity to identify investment
opportunities
Creating awareness of investment opportunities
through dissemination of relevant materials to potential
investors
Regional partnership to promote Investment
and trade Approach
5. IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL
PARTNERSHIP TO PROMOTE TRADE IN
TABORA
1. Identification of commercially viable
investment opportunities in and around
Tabora.
The identified investment opportunities include; honey
production and processing, edible oil processing, meat
processing, dairy processing, tourism and tropical fruits
processing
The following activities were implemented under
this program with effect from August 2011:
6. 6Millennium Cities Initiative
Cont……………………………
2: Conducted capacity building workshop to city
administration and decision makers on the
following:
• Knowledge and skills for the cities to undertake SWOT
analysis at a sectoral level
• Importance of private sectors on investment promotion
• Drivers of location decision
• Developing an investment promotion strategy and
action plan (investment promotion cycle and investment
climate)
7. 7Millennium Cities Initiative
Cont…………………..
3: Conducted capacity building workshop to 10 local
investment promotion staff on the following:
• How to promote investment opportunities and
targeting potential investors in Tabora (eg condition
for investment climate, drivers of location decision, the
role of private sectors on investment, role of business
incubators
• Steps to succesful investment promotion
• Information to potential investors
• How to develop database for potential investors
• How to market the city and industrial zone to potential
investors
8. 8Millennium Cities Initiative
Cont……………
4: Established a functioning investment
promotion desk within city administration as
Point of entry (one-stop shop) for investors
interaction with Tabora and leading unit for
all matters related to investments
5: Prepared six (6) detailed investment profiles for
honey production and processing, edible oil
processing, tourism development, tropical fruits
processing, dairy processing and meat processing.
The detailed report of these profiles can be found
at www.investintabora.com.
9. 9
Cont…………………..
6: Created a one-stop website
for marketing Tabora called
www.investintabora.com.
The website contains all the
promotion materials for
marketing Tabora to potential
investors
7: Developed a profile of local
companies looking for joint
venture using UNIDO format.
The detailed report can be
found at
www.investintabora.com
10. 10
Cont……………
8: Developed the investors’
guide ‘Invest in Tanzania:
Focus Tabora, which was
published as part of an MCI
series in May 2013
9: Conducted a Tabora
Investment day in Dar es
Salaam that was held on
19th July, 2013, at the
Serena Hotel.
The Tabora Investment event
was very successful and well-
attended by 150 participants.
11. 11Millennium Cities Initiative
OUTCOME AFTER CREATING WEBSITE AND INVESTMENT DAY
1. Nine companies including Foreign and domestic requested more information
on honey production, edible oil, agriculture, hotel development, real estate and
available minerals within and around Tabora
2.Trade Officer, British High Commission requested information on available
investment opportunities in order to link with UK trade and investment
3. Three groups of potential investors have already visited Tabora, as follows:
• Director and Country Representative of China Texmatech Co. Ltd who shown
interest in investing in cotton processing, public transportation and in honey
processing
• Ambassador of China with 13 potential investors interested in establishing a
Chinese trading centre, tobacco processing, honey processing and edible oil
processing
• Director of Hilux Hotel from Morogoro region who is interested to establish
another hotel in Tabora.
12. 12Millennium Cities Initiative
Moving the city forward
• Developing an effective follow up action plan in order
to implement on what we agreed during Tabora
investment forum and during site visits by various
investors, both domestic and international
• Expanding investment desk and continue supporting
for sustainable facilitatation and promotion of inward
investments
• Rehabilitation of existing water supply system
• Upgrading of existing trunk roads to tarmac level in
order to connect to other cities
• Upgrading of airport
• Developing new site for industrial zones
• Continue contacting public – private dialogue
13. 13Millennium Cities Initiative
LESSONS LEARNED
1. How to develop a city investment promotion strategy such as how
to conduct SWOT analysis and developing sector based investment
profiles
2. How to Market a city to domestic and foreign investors: (developing
marketing materials such as brochures, fact sheets, for each sector and
strategies for organizing an investment forum
3. How to target potential investors
4. The Importance of Mobilizing Partners
5. How to facilitate inward investments
14. 14Millennium Cities Initiative
RECOMMENDATION
• Securing funds for conducting a detailed MDG based needs
assessments in the areas of public health, education,
housing, physical infrastructure, water and sanitation
• Securing funds for promoting and supporting private sectors,
the private sector is the driving force of economic growth
• Conduct a local Tabora fund raising event focused on the
Diaspora but reaching out beyond it
• Engaging the concept of MCI at National level