Overview

This is a complementary decision to the decision taken by the Head of Africa Department July 1, 2015 on "Research Cooperation with COSTECH 2015-2020". During the appraisal process at the time the external peer reviewers found that the project proposals requesting support to strengthen Tanzania's innovation system was not developed enough to be able to receive support from Sida. Since the use of research-based knowledge in society is an important part of the Swedish research strategy to fight pov…

Involved parties

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COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology
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COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology, Uppsala universitet, SIDO/Small Industries Development Organization
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  • D02 - Other technical assistance

Strategies governing the contribution

  1. Research cooperation 2015-202270,265,501 SEK 89.06% of total
  2. Tanzania 2020-20243,569,497 SEK 4.52% of total
  3. Research cooperation 2022-2028-219,974 SEK -0.28% of total

Geographical allocation of the contribution

No countries have been assigned to this contribution.

Development areas for the contribution

No development areas have been assigned to this contribution.

Duration of the contribution

July 1, 2015
August 30, 2025
Closed

Committed and disbursed amount

Agreed amount SEK 78,899,524

Paid amount SEK 78,899,524

Paid per year (net value)

  • 2015: SEK 6,338,000
  • 2016: SEK 9,801,764
  • 2017: SEK 13,670,500
  • 2018: SEK 7,886,500
  • 2019: SEK 9,569,961
  • 2020: SEK 13,821,539
  • 2021: SEK 13,935,663
  • 2022: SEK 4,095,571
  • 2025: SEK -219,974

Sustainable Development Goals

The contributions contribution to the UN's global sustainability goals.

  • Global Goals, goal 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions
  • Global Goals, goal 17: Partnerships for the goals
  • Global Goals, goal 4: Quality education
  • Global Goals, goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure
  • Global Goals, goal 5: Gender equality
  • Global Goals, goal 8: Decent work and economic growth
  • Global Goals, goal 1: No poverty